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1. Snow on the sidewalk – Shot with the 25mm Biogon. Thought I was using the 50mm Planar.

2. Welcome – Again, the 25mm Biogon when I thought it was the Planar. It was really cold, and you can see that I didn't venture too far from the house ... roughly three steps.

3. Top of the post – Shooting with the 50mm Planar at f/4.0. Very sharp.

4. Fence and snow – This photo actually does nothing for me. Again, 50mm Planar at f/4.0.

5.-6. Trailer, rust and broken glass – This is two takes on the same subject with the 50mm Planar. Don't recall the aperture – probably about f/2.8 or so.

7. Telephone pole – Shot at f/2.0 with the 50mm Planar. Very sharp!

8. Snow and log – 50mm Planar at f/2.0.

9. Tin roof and icicles – With this shot, I dialed in +1 1/3 stop exposure compensation to try to keep the underside of the roof from blocking up.

10. Wary – As you can see, the horses aren't big on cameras. And even though I tried to shoot quickly, the horse still shied away. 50mm Planar, probably f/2.8.

11. Picket fence – Another uninspiring shot. 50mm Planar, f/2.8.

12. Winnie – I think I was shooting at f/8 with the 50mm Planar, because I knew this horse was going to back away. Sure enough, she did. Luckily, the depth of field of the lens was sufficient to keep her sharp.