I had the chance to walk around Davis for 45 minutes before meeting friends for dinner the other weekend. I brought my K-7 and my brand new, previously unused 31mm FA Limited 1:1.8 lens. This lens resolves at up to 2,400 lines per millimeter. That's kind of amazing.
Here are some shots from that walk.
1
City Hall. I stitched this together from about a dozen shots.
2
A building.
3
Here's the train depot, which is nice and feels very much like a remote-city train depot. It certainly beats the one we had in Carbondale.
4
A statue called The Joggers. There's a girl, too, but I only had time for one shot.
5
One of the last photos I took, metered off the lights on the tree. Photographer's tip: low-key photos hide the dust on your sensor.
6
A fancy, but dirty, newel post.
7
Another night shot. Hand-held using a tree to steady myself. I like the shot, but I wish that car hadn't been there.
8
Davis has a very good street art scene. I dig it a lot.
