Photography: Olympus Zuiko D 11-22

E-3, Zuiko D 11-22, Lightroom Conversion

I really don’t have a good relationship with this lens. I bought it to give myself a super-wide option, and a really good 28mm and it does well at both these functions. On the other hand it’s a large lens for a wide angle. It only really sits comfortably on the Olympus E-3 and I rarely have call to use wide-angle lenses at all.

Today it was on the camera when we decided to go for a walk. There were lots of images that I saw that would have been great had I fitted the 35mm Flektogon. Instead I had to make do with this image, which I visualized in monochrome.

Lightzone Digital IR Filter

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