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I am just finishing up a course with Bryan Peterson and our final assignment was to find a photographic subject of interest and shoot it with three lenses; a wide angle, a mid range and then a telephoto. You had to go the widest of the lens, and then the max of the mid and then the max of the telephoto. I used my 17-40L, my 24-70L and then my 70-300L. I actually did two subjects on the ranch and thought they both turned out pretty good. The assignment is uploaded and now we will see what Bryan thought. I decided I would do the same assignment using a fixed lens camera, my G11, and see how that worked. This is a sprayer sitting in front of the shop in the early morning light. I went as wide as it would go (6mm), then mid (15.6mm) and finally zoomed out (30mm). I really like how these turned out. They are sized for class submission, so they do not appear as big or clear as I usually put up.<\/p>\n
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