Vivitar 17mm and Chinon 35mm do Chester

[marcusBMG]

I took the venerable parents to catch a coach in Chester back in september to go on a cruise, which gave me the opportunity to walk the town walls and see the sights. The early morning light was nice, but became more overcast later.

Chinon 35mm: #1,2, 3, 6
vivitar 17mm: 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10

addendum - both these lenses are keepers.

#1

#2

#3

#4

#5

#6

#7

#8

#9

Inside the catherdral. I tried to produce a HDR from 3 bracketed pics, but Nikon Tools HDref kept crashing, so I just tweaked the "middle" pic. Camera was on a bean bag on a chair.
#10

[Pancolart]

Loved the photos, all of them. Good job!

[Minolfan]

[jmkmva]

Great Local! Great shots! Great memories. My wife and I visited Chester in 2007. One of my last if not very times I photographed with film.

I no longer have any film cameras but have most of my old lenses

Thanks for posting these.

[jmkmva]

Great Local! Great shots! Great memories. My wife and I visited Chester in 2007. One of my last if not very times I photographed with film.

I no longer have any film cameras but have most of my old lenses

Thanks for posting these.

[jmkmva]

Great Local! Great shots! Great memories. My wife and I visited Chester in 2007. One of my last if not very times I photographed with film.

I no longer have any film cameras but have most of my old lenses

Thanks for posting these.

[marcusBMG]

Thank you for your comments.

[jmkmva]

Marcus,

Do not feel neglected, we stayed in Conwy too!

[kryss]

[kds315*]

well done!!

[Paulius]

Beautiful images. Remarkable no traces of barrel distortions!

[Oldhand]

Very well taken Marcus.
The light in the first is quite splendid
Tom

[marcusBMG]

[Steakface]

Beautiful pictures! Your last picture of the cathedral interior is great, I was there earlier this year and the sun was shining directly through that window which messed up my exposure.