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Thanks Shawn – amazing what the digital darkroom allows you to do! Applied a pseudo-orange filter onto the B&W conversion!

Thank you so much Gordon – good to hear from you!

Yep – that’s what I did (digitally) – applied an orange filter.
Not anywhere close to Perth – this is an office building in Bangalore.
UWA is Ultra Wide Angle – I used a Sigma 10-20 to get this perspective and ‘fit it all in the frame’.

Awww – thanks so much Nat!! Much appreciated!

LOL!! Thanks for the fav and great comment Shelly. If I really wanted to tease, I’d have sent you a link such as this one
It is a great focal length to play with!
PS – I’d also suggest the Tokina 11-16 f/2.8 which wasn’t available to me when I bought the Sigma – but now is available freely.

Thank you Ursula! We often forget the red, orange, green, blue and yellow filters from old film days – I thought it made a big difference to this shot – glad you think so too!

I probably would have Shelly – just that I didn’t get a chance to test one (it was very early days and it had only just been released worldwide). A pro friend of mine who shoots ads for Tokina (obviously with Tokina lenses) – swears by it now and I take his reccomendations pretty seriously.
If going with the Sigma – test shoot a few samples and then choose the lens. I thought the reports of quality differences between pieces were rubbish till I zoomed in and pixel-peeped.

Thank you much – you’re always so kind!
Thanks for the fav too!

Thank you – really glad you like this one.
The 10-20 is a fantastic lens – it gives one a great focal length to play with!

Thanks Simone – that was the idea when I took the pic (the greenery against the concrete) – but it probably came out better in the colour version.

Thanks Peter – this lens is HUGE fun! Look forward to your pics from Argentina!