The first 15 or so were taken using a Nikon FE2 ('old' film camera) with an old manual focus Nikon 35mm f/1.4 and the rest were taken using a Canon 20D (digital) with a Canon/Nikon adapter.
There is one exception, the photo of the piano I took with a Canon 85mm 1.2L at f1.2! Wish I still had it.
Most of these were taken at f1.4 because I like the combo of medium wide angle and shallow depth of field (DOF). It's interesting because most people talk about using fast wideangles for available light photography and while they are good for this I like them for their limited DOF.
ps you often can't see the shallow DOF from the thumbnails.
Anna, Bride
Alhambra - Water Jumping.JPG
Alhambra Kitten 2.JPG
Almond Blossoms Under Toril - 2.JPG
Almond Blossoms Under Toril - 5.JPG
Grapevine Near Gite.JPG
Jonno and Friend.jpg
Luis Smiling At Daddy.jpg
Luis Standing in Cot
Tim and Jonno in Wind On Mt Kelly
Water 2.JPG
Yellow Flower
Luis in Playpen 4
Mums Piano - 85mm at f/1.2!
Dylan and Sarah At the Feria
January 6 - A Reminder Of Man's Ability To Generate Electricity
2007 January 4 - Cheeky S2 Waits For The Train
December 25 - Luis In Bed Colouring By Christmas Torchlight
Fantastic! I'm a huge fan of really-wide aperatures. I don't have an SLR, but I've been searching for a lens wider than F/1.0. From what I can tell, these things haven't been made since the 60's. I think I found an F/0.7 lens somewhere. I love the soupy DOF and relish being able to shoot natural light action shots at night.
These shots are gorgeous. Makes me realize why I've always liked shallow dof. Particularly like the kitten, Anna and almond blossoms. Thank you! Voted.