[johnc]

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John C

[northcoastgreg]

Oregon Coast:

[Paul the Sunman]

[northcoastgreg]

Patrick's Point, @15mm:

[SirTomster]

A few from Glacier National Park

[northcoastgreg]

A few from Glacier National Park

Can never have too many shots from Glacier NP.

From a very different place: wave "geyser" at the north jetty:

[dcpropilot]

K-1 and DFA
15-30

[e_nogueras]

Pentax K-1 with D FA 15-30mm (using Haida 150 System with ND64 filter)

[-JW-]

Most of what I see here is landscapes, is there anybody that consistently uses the lens for street photography?
(I have to admit I have not looked through all 36 pages of this thread, too many landscapes )

Thinking of: "If your photos aren't good enough, you're not close enough" this lens would be great.

[Rondec]

Most of what I see here is landscapes, is there anybody that consistently uses the lens for street photography?
(I have to admit I have not looked through all 36 pages of this thread, too many landscapes )

Thinking of: "If your photos aren't good enough, you're not close enough" this lens would be great.

It's a big lens would be the big thing. Most people want somewhat small and unobtrusive when they are shooting street photography (I don't actually shoot street photography except photos of country roads).

[SirTomster]

It's a big lens would be the big thing. Most people want somewhat small and unobtrusive when they are shooting street photography (I don't actually shoot street photography except photos of country roads).

Yeah, I bet if you saw someone with the K-1 and the 15-30 you would think Pro. Just because of the size of that beast.

But for me, since I prefer landscapes and not photographing people, you will likely not see any people picks from me.

[Damian.T]

It's a big lens would be the big thing. Most people want somewhat small and unobtrusive when they are shooting street photography (I don't actually shoot street photography except photos of country roads).

I borrowed one earlier in the year and used it for motorsport and car photography.

This link takes you to the Audi Q8 review in my magazine The Mud Life - Issue #7 by The Mud Life Magazine - Issuu which I used the 15-30mm on, though we had to crop them significantly so they don't show the true splendour!

I'll add some full size photos soon once I figure how to put them on...

[northcoastgreg]

Humboldt Bay:

[Rondec]

Pile of Wood at Sunrise (DFA 15-30mm/pixel shift)

[mattt]

Most of what I see here is landscapes, is there anybody that consistently uses the lens for street photography?
(I have to admit I have not looked through all 36 pages of this thread, too many landscapes )

Thinking of: "If your photos aren't good enough, you're not close enough" this lens would be great.

This is not a street friendly lens (weight / size / exposed front element). I prefer my 20mm f4 or 28mm f2.8. Pancake primes by comparison and less than 20% the cost.