Old Coffee Grounds

Sep 29 2009 ∞
Clouds.: Another test shot with the Canon EF-S 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5 at 22mm, from my front door (under eaves to cut down light). Need to get a lens hood as this baby really sucks in the light! Very slight hint of barrel distortion, but otherwise a fun lens to use.
Clouds.:

Another test shot with the Canon EF-S 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5 at 22mm, from my front door (under eaves to cut down light).

Need to get a lens hood as this baby really sucks in the light! Very slight hint of barrel distortion, but otherwise a fun lens to use.

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Cloudy.: Taken the same time as Cloud, with the lens at 10mm. Stronger barrel distortion (used walls to illustrate) but at 10mm the field of view is brilliant.
Cloudy.:

Taken the same time as Cloud, with the lens at 10mm.

Stronger barrel distortion (used walls to illustrate) but at 10mm the field of view is brilliant.

Sep 21 2009 ∞
Casa del Caffè: First shot with the Canon EF-S 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5, without flash. Minimal barrel distortion and loads of light without flash. This is a very nice lens and am looking forward to experimenting more.
Casa del Caffè:

First shot with the Canon EF-S 10-22mm 1:3.5-4.5, without flash. Minimal barrel distortion and loads of light without flash.

This is a very nice lens and am looking forward to experimenting more.

Jul 27 2009 ∞
Eureka: Eureka, a simple history of all that I find. # Uploaded with Realmac Software’s LittleSnapper.
Eureka:

Eureka, a simple history of all that I find. #

Uploaded with Realmac Software’s LittleSnapper.

Jul 13 2009 ∞
Isomac.: This is what happens when an addiction is taken to the “next level”. The Isomac Tea is a stunning (and heavy, weighing in at nearly 20kg) chrome and stainless steel beast. It’s also rather shiny (reflections, I have them). One nice addition to this specific model is the improved steam and hot-water wands, which have a great freedom of movement. The coffee this produces, is out of this world and am starting to get close to the “god shot” referred to by coffee snobs everywhere. The grinder to the right of shot, is a non-dosing Isomac Gran Macinino .
Isomac.:

This is what happens when an addiction is taken to the “next level”. The Isomac Tea is a stunning (and heavy, weighing in at nearly 20kg) chrome and stainless steel beast. It’s also rather shiny (reflections, I have them).

One nice addition to this specific model is the improved steam and hot-water wands, which have a great freedom of movement. The coffee this produces, is out of this world and am starting to get close to the “god shot” referred to by coffee snobs everywhere.

The grinder to the right of shot, is a non-dosing Isomac Gran Macinino .

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