[AlexBW]

The flame inside the cavern

I had never heard of a waterfall on fire before - that's very neat!

Here is a photo from a stroll today along canals in Belgium (Cross-posted). My DA 15 has become my most-used walk around lens, after the DA 35 f/2.4.

[Juhwie]

My absolute favourite lens for colours / landscape:

P.S.: There are some CA on the left side, but this was an absolute extreme light-situation. Easy to remove afterwards.

[Jonathan Mac]

Here are a couple of twilight long exposures using the DA 15mm. Taken in Castropol, Asturias.


IMGP5458_1 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP5455_1 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

[rayallen]

Here are a couple of twilight long exposures using the DA 15mm. Taken in Castropol, Asturias.


IMGP5458_1 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr


IMGP5455_1 by Jonathan MacDonald, on Flickr

I really like that second image. The random placement of the boats is appealing.

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At Toowoon Bay Beach, Central Coast, NSW.

[luisalves]

I've been using a borrowed 15 Limited, giving it back will be a hard thing to do.

Faithful watcher by Luís Alves, no Flickr

Glass floor by Luís Alves, no Flickr

Riverside frame by Luís Alves, no Flickr

[wkraus]

Gosau lake and Mount Dachstein, Salzkammergut, Upper Austria
DA 15mm Limited, 14 portrait orientation frames stitched in Hugin (cylindrical projection), horizontal angle of view 150°

[NZ_Ross]

very nice, thanks for sharing the image with us

[wkraus]

very nice, thanks for sharing the image with us

Assuming that you are referring to my image: thank you!

[NZ_Ross]

Assuming that you are referring to my image: thank you!

Yes, I was referring to your image

[rayallen]

Gosau lake and Mount Dachstein, Salzkammergut, Upper Austria
DA 15mm Limited, 14 portrait orientation frames stitched in Hugin (cylindrical projection), horizontal angle of view 150°

Fantastic. An image the 15mm was made for. Beautiful.

[mattb123]

My absolute favourite lens for colours / landscape:

P.S.: There are some CA on the left side, but this was an absolute extreme light-situation. Easy to remove afterwards.

I can still see some green fringe there on the left. Did you happen to use Nik Color Efex Pro? I have found that when I do I need to remove the CA before using Nik and it comes out much better.

[Blacknight659]

I think it is time for you to purchase... LOL

I've been using a borrowed 15 Limited, giving it back will be a hard thing to do.

Faithful watcher by Luís Alves, no Flickr

Glass floor by Luís Alves, no Flickr

Riverside frame by Luís Alves, no Flickr

[UncleVanya]

Gosau lake and Mount Dachstein, Salzkammergut, Upper Austria
DA 15mm Limited, 14 portrait orientation frames stitched in Hugin (cylindrical projection), horizontal angle of view 150°

2 frames high by 7 wide?

[Mountain Vision]

K-5, DA 15mm

Afternoon views from South Dix by Justin, on Flickr

[Juhwie]

I can still see some green fringe there on the left. Did you happen to use Nik Color Efex Pro? I have found that when I do I need to remove the CA before using Nik and it comes out much better.

That is because I did not remove them. If so, you don´t see them anymore.

Another one: