Photography, random posts and very little about kebabs.
The blog that is. Seems to be up and running now. Will attempt a reboot soon. The SQL server should restart (cos i’ve told it too). Pity I lost the 2 months of blog data. Real pisser is the fact I’d changed all the image location links too.
I’ll investigate the possible of using SQL admin to change them. Cos I don’t want to edit every post again.
Yes, it’s back. The kebab is back in town!
Just need to sort out all the duff links and it’ll be o.k.
Yep, after a fairly inconsistent season we’ve finally got promoted. A few games back we rode our luck and scraped the odd result.
Short post I know, but it matters to me!
Played my first game in nearly 6 years. Started well, didn’t loose the ball too much. Back was a concern for me. But it held out. The ankle however didn’t
Twisted it (left one) which as very painful. 4 hours later it still is.
Kept going though, even scored to make to 7-1 (to us) at half time.
Told you I’ve got a thing about primes, 3rd one of the year. Anyway, after a long wait I finally plunged the bank account and bought it. Again the source was the ever reliable Kerso. A veritable bargain at £700 delivered.
The lens comes in the usual Red, White and Black box. As it’s an ‘L’ Lens of course it comes with a case (though a canvas zip up case) and a hood. The hood on this lens is built into the body and can be used with screw in filters (77mm).
The lens is pictured in front of the EF70-200 f/4 L as a reference to the size difference (Hood down). It’s quite a weighty lens, though Canon have recognised this with the inclusion of the tripod mount (an optional extra with the EF70-200 series, though in fairness to Canon not really needed).