Just Got My first L lens.
Apr 29, 2012 15:59:01 #
I knew that there would be a difference from my kit lens, but did not expect it would be as dramatic a difference as it was.
Apr 30, 2012 01:27:46 #
Apr 30, 2012 02:11:32 #
dadcowell wrote:
Traded my old Canon AE1 program, its lenses and my Canon t3i 18-55 mm for the Canon 24-105 l lens. (Still wasn't nearly enough to cover the new lens). Oh well.
Following are the first photographs that I took with the new lens. Wow! what a difference from my 18-55.
Bill
Following are the first photographs that I took with the new lens. Wow! what a difference from my 18-55.
Bill
Nice! I love the Skink! I had lots of lizards when I was young. Found a male skink just like this one in my yard about 10 years ago. Father-in-law saw it and said he was going to stomp it. I told him he'd better not. A week later he was here for a visit and my skink disappeared. I'll never know for sure.
Apr 30, 2012 11:45:12 #
Some have a bright blue tail. I'm not sure if those are the males or if all juveniles are colored that way. Also, I've learned not to open the garage door if a lizard is close by. They run right in and are next to impossible to get out.
Apr 30, 2012 12:07:42 #
Apr 30, 2012 12:56:23 #
dadcowell wrote:
Some have a bright blue tail. I'm not sure if those are the males or if all juveniles are colored that way. Also, I've learned not to open the garage door if a lizard is close by. They run right in and are next to impossible to get out.
:lol: We have the blue tailed lizards too. Did you know they can bite clear through your thumnail. Don't ask me how I know! If you grab one by the tail, it sheds the tail and keeps going, then grows a new tail. The brown skink is a bit toxic, the male with the bright oragne head being more toxic I think, but they are gorgeous!
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