NG Event Utrecht 2016

[John Geerts]

The Buddah-shop

[Jakov Minić]

Frank, my editor
Here is the final take of the marathon - #4

[Bruno Schroder]

Great one. Looks like they're on bikes

[John Geerts]

Great stuff

There was a bakery as well

[Bruno Schroder]

Bruno, you really make the crowd look partying on... which obviously was not so much true   

Some are full of energy, others are more contemplative

[Bruno Schroder]

And the marathon

[Frank Fremerey]

I did some window shopping too
with the Ai-S 1.4/35@1.4

1) If you want to pump up you GPS use that pump and if you do not want to be caught use this umbrella.
2) The Vintage Design confused my geometric senses. I had to change a lot in post. Am I skewed?
3) The Buddha and the other stuff are a great show off for this lens which is a mixture of precision instrument and effect filter.
4) The sweeties came in different flavours. In the picture: chocolate and lemon.
5) & 6) communicating display dummies
7) Café front

[Akira]

What kind of shop is this that sells Buddhistic items?

[Harald]

Some more Stuff.

[Frank Fremerey]

I am disappointed ;-)
I thought your day would be a lot less enjoyable without me. But it was wrong. You seemed to have a blast!
Great, great, great set of photos. I wish I could have been there.
Another time.
thank you for sharing!

It would have been better with you in the picture. Sure.
Thank you for sending us Nicole as the perfect host!!!

[Jakov Minić]

Peter, we are all sorry you haven't joined us, but we are grateful that you have organised all this fun for us.
Hopefully, we will meet you soon...

[Jakov Minić]

Bruno, my editor want to use your photo. He was screaming and shouting at me for not being able to get a shot like yours
Frank and Harald posted the mood of Utrecht beautifully.

I wonder why we didn't have beer with those nice girls that Bruno shot and the DJ that Frank shot.

I enjoyed lunch at the bar with Harald, Thomas and Frank.
It's amazing what a nice feeling it is when you connect the names with the faces and personalities. A simple day out opens the horizons so much

Thank you all for the lovely time!

[Jakov Minić]

You can get in close with the 8/3.5 Sigma circular fish-eye.
I could have stopped down the lens a few stops past f/5.6 to get more depth of field...

[Bjørn Rørslett]

The dancing ghosts of the background probably never get sharp no matter what aperture is selected

Remember Scotland will be all about fishing with fisheyes, thus exercise the one(s) you have well in the mean time. I'm retrieving fisheyes from all over my place at present.

[Jakov Minić]

I only have a few fish-eye lenses but I am exercising them all the time 
I can hardly wait for Scotland!