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Storm Damage, Foliage and Clouds

October 15, 2020  •  Leave a Comment

Since my last blog post I've mostly been using the ultra wide lens, first at Oakwood Cemetery for some shots of damage from the Derecho line of storms that came through and knocked my power out for 26 hours, and then at lock E5 as I spied some mice clouds.

Canon did a horrible thing recently with big price drops on their EOS 5DS camera bodies. While these are older designs, they have 50 megapixel full frame sensors and would be delightful for landscapes paired with my EF 16-35mm lens. But I am resisting.

Here are some shots as I described, all with the EOS RP and EF 16-35mm lens.

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