The World at 35mm
22 01 16 17:33 Filed in: Lenses
A 35mm lens when shot on an APS-C camera provides what is considered a “normal” point of view. I sometimes find it a bit tight; but nevertheless, I’ve been trying to shoot at 35mm as much as I can the last month or so, shooting with a lens that Mike Johnston, editor of The Online Photographer (and the writer [or culprit] who introduced the Japanese term “bokeh” into the English language), once called “an optical paragon,” claiming that “it ranks right up there with the best lenses I’ve ever used in any format.” I’m speaking of the Pentax DA 35mm f2.8 Limited. It’s the best lens I own, so that, by itself, is reason to try to make use of it. Here are some images from the lens:
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