I picked up the Sigma 24mm f3.5 DG DN "Contemporary" lens in Sony E-mount and I spent a couple days in Yokohama with it on my Sony A7III camera.
Day 1: It's a wide angle lens.
How wide is it? It's this wide.
Wide enough to get the whole bus in the frame.
I'm actually have a lot of fun with this lens.
Whenever a get a new lens I check it out on the Haikawa Maru.
The inner courtyard of the Yokohama Grand Hotel.
One big advantage of a 24mm wide angle lens is that if one is in a tight little backstreet one can still fit the entire car in the frame.
A view from the Italian Garden park.
And, another view from the Italian Garden.
I sat down next to this fountain in the Garden to get a close up shot when a strong gust of wind blew water all over me.
An old church just down the road from the Italian Garden.
A lot of rich people live in this area. I'm not one of them.
China Town!
Nothing beats a wide angle lens in China Town.
The driver of this bus took the corner like he was Mario Andretti!
Some of the bars in Isezaki-cho are open 24X7.
End of day 1: Emi reads a magazine on the train ride home.
Day 2: Back at the stadium for a different point of view.
One of the stadium gates.
A classic Corvette pared on Nihon Odori boulevard.
Where is everyone?
Another classic car coming 'round the bend.
One and a half men.
I'm back in China Town!
The furry thing is a dog.
Taking the mask seriously - as it should be!
Not taking the mask seriously. Public smoking is not allowed here in Isezaki-cho but many ignor the rule.
Last shot of the day: Saying goodbye to the train.
Thanks for stopping by!
Mike
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