The backyard is always a good place to experiment with a new lens:
See familiar territory in a new way; if something goes wrong, nothing is lost. If you succeed, you’ll know your new equipment’s strengths, but if something isn’t right, you’ll learn how to work around the problem before setting out to photograph less familiar places.
On St. Stephen’s Day, I took a drive up the Quaboag Valley along the old Boston & Albany route and made some photos with my FujiFilm X-T1 fitted with a new Carl Zeiss 12mm Touit super wideangle lens.
These are some of the digital images I exposed with my new camera-lens combination. I adjusted image contrast in post processing to maximize shadow and highlight detail for internet presentation.
Tracking the Light Explores New Equipment!
I’m really glad that you include shots of stations , buildings , natural surroundings and landscapes. It makes the train & railroad pics relate to their world in a more realistic manner.
The B&A is still so much with us! Thanks for these, Brian.
Nice historic buildings all, right at your (Massachusetts) doorstep!