New Corvettes are nice, no doubt, but gimme a classic one like this. She is BEAUTIFUL!

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Pretty clever. A retractable hardtop



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Holyyy SH!T! You do NOT see these often. A Shelby Cobra, this one with the 289 engine (NOT a replica, but original, and supposedly the only one in that color)

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:-) my buddy is gonna "rent" my 6d for $20 a wedding. He doesn't make much for his wedding shoots and he splits that with his partner. He doesn't do too many of them so it's not like he'll run it into the ground either
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Trying out the new 40mm f/2.8 pancake lens on the 6D

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I think I like it Justin.
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Thanks. Applied a radial filter with exposure reduction applied outside the circle in LR5
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@ ISO 12800 and cropped a little

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Justin, what the heck is the cat doing??
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:-) I had a stick with about 4" of string attached. She was going after it and missed. I cropped it in enough that it wasnt in the image. :-)
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Auditioning for the Metropolitan Opera?
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:-)
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He's talking about ME, Justin.
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Awesome car pics!
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Ah, what the hell, he ain't gonna run me off.

Justin, this is the new lens I picked up last week. 180mm 2.8 AIS, an old Manual Focus Nikkor. Combined with
a rare plumbing of the depths of ISO, I could shoot pretty easily in the Tropical Bird House. For some reason
I was hesitant to use ISO for fear it would kill me with noise, but while it is certainly evident, it doesn't bother me.
SWEET lens.

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Works just as well outside....ISO turned down to 400 to still give me a fast shutter speed with this long and heavy lens.

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Another great shot with the 180mm 2.8. I know not everyone can use these lenses, either through Canon issues
or Nikon camera model issues for metering, etc, but I highly recommend these old Nikkors. Suckers are CHEAP for
really nice optics.

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