London through 50mm

By Elmine Wijnia | Published: March 22, 2010

Failure art

This time around visiting London I didn’t bring my big and heavy 18-200mm lens and used my cheap and light-weight 50mm lens instead. It’s a nice lens, except that I have to focus manually and it turned out to be a hard thing to do with this lens. It’s the reason not everything is rightly in focus in this photoset, but some turned out to be wonderful.

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