Monday, Nov 8th ... a snowy day in CT

[andrema]

This for a snowy day in CT...I can't believe that winter is here already!!!!!

[porschefan]

How much snow fell, Mark?

[porschefan]

nevermind...

http://www.nbcconnecticut.com/weather/stories/November-Snow-Photos-106878318.html

[docrwm]

Tim,

Don't recall seeing that watch before. Is it my old memory failing me or is that something either new or rarely worn?

Me, I'm wearing by Black Monster (Photobucket seems to be down at the moment).

[porschefan]

Rarely worn, Robert. I tend to wear this Tissot (quartz) or my Seiko when riding. This one is more about the Zuni bracelet.

[docrwm]

Tim,

Don't recall seeing that watch before. Is it my old memory failing me or is that something either new or rarely worn?

Me, I'm wearing by Black Monster (Photobucket seems to be down at the moment).

Very cool.

I was playing with my new camera and seeing what it could do with VERY low light......


Hallway light only. ISO200, f1.4, 1.6s exposure.

[andrema]

How much snow fell, Mark?

About 2 inches...nothing big, but people are driving like a bunch of monkeys on skates!!

[porschefan]

The way they did here last night in the rain. morons.

Robert, nice pic.

[docrwm]

The way they did here last night in the rain. morons.

Robert, nice pic.

Thanks, depth of field is razor thin with the #s on the bezel in focus and the #s on the dial just starting to blur. New manual lens, had to try it out with a watch

[porschefan]

I had a manual (actually still have it in the cedar trunk) lens on my 35mm Nikon.

[docrwm]

I had a manual (actually still have it in the cedar trunk) lens on my 35mm Nikon.

They are far less convenient but also allow far more creativity once you learn their tricks. This is a Super Takumar 50mm f1.4 from 1962. Absolutely amazing glass but because it has such a huge aperture (only ones better are 1.2s) the depth of field can be microscopic. But I had to try it on a watch first.

[Sponsored content]