Yesterday was quite sunny, so I thought I’d walk around the house to take some photos of what was in bloom (and some other stuff). I also wanted to again try out my new Sigma 10-20mm wide angle lens.
I got some decent shots. I may have repeated a few from my previous post, but that doesn’t matter.
All photos were taken with my new lens, but you really won’t be able to see the entire wide-ness of each photo because I cropped them. Wide is wide and at times, too wide. Enjoy.
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