[paulh]

Just a few more from the last walk with this lens

Pretty countryside images!

[Kevin B123]

Pretty countryside images!

Thanks!, it's small and light lens so it gets some use for this

[Jonathan Mac]

Some more from north-east Spain with the DA 18-55 WR.


2017-11-18_07-45-02 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


2017-11-18_07-45-35 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


2017-11-18_07-46-09 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


2017-11-18_07-46-41 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[paulh]

Mom's hibiscus - DA18-55 on K10D:

[paulh]

Bending in the breeze - heavy Santa Ana winds that day. DA18-55 on K10D:

[paulh]

A few more from the CAF hangar at Camarillo, CA - K10D with DA18-55:
RAF Spitfire undergoing restoration. Can't wait to see this one when its finished!


Five-bladed prop:


They also have a flying Mitsubishi Zero in there:

[paulh]

I know I've posted photos from this location before - I just hope they weren't *these* photos! (apologies if they were!)
Taken in September - K10D with DA18-55:

[Jorgario]

Taken in September - K10D with DA18-55:

Very nice colors Paul !!

[Jeff Lopez]

Testing a kit lens for a potential Pentax gear buyer..He's into stance cars , so I gave him an example how the 18mm looks like..

[paulh]

Very nice colors Paul !!

Thanks! These shots turned out ok in spite of the midday sun

[PenPusher]

A few pages back I posted shots of the Augustinian Abbey just outside of Milltown Co. Kerry, only a few hundred yards away from the Abbey Ruins and completely hidden from view by trees which have grown up over time are the remains of another church known as the White Church its builder used local fieldstone (sandstone), not the more enduring and expensive Limestone used by the Abbey's builders.

Nobody seems to know when it was built or by whom or even why its called the White Church, it was already reported as being in ruins in 1757 and even less remains now, it was used by the Protestant Church of Ireland and is surrounded by tombs of the local gentry as well as ordinary graves of both Catholic and Protestant all mixed up together, something that is not unusual in Ireland.

Overgrown as it is makes it the most eyrie place and I would not like to be there on a dark night.

I was expecting rain and used the 18-55 WR which was the only lens I carried, not really impressed with it, I think the 18-55 AL II is better
Another photo in the Post your Photos thread.

[paulh]

A few more from the CAF Museum at the Camarillo CA airport. K10D with DA18-55:
PT-19A Cornell trainer. That's an RAF Spitfire in the background.


This P-38 engine was buried for years following a crash in 1944. Here's the story behind it: Ventura County Star, March 27, 2006


Museum display:

[onlineflyer]

I don't use the FA 28-105mm from the film era often but given the right conditions, it delivers pretty great color rendition..

[Jonathan Mac]

DA 18-55mm WR yesterday.


IMGP3342a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3335a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3336a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3321a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[ivanvernon]

DA 18-55mm WR yesterday.


IMGP3342a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3335a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3336a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP3321a by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

Lovely renditions on this under-appreciated lens.