Three tree trunks triptych

Now that's a tongue twister for a non native English speaker :-)

The camera today was the Olympus E-PL1. A 12 megapixel micro four thirds camera from 2010. The lens was the 7Artisans "UFO" lens; an 18mm focus free pancake lens with a fixed aperture of f/6.3

BOB

[Corinne C]

Lol, I’m not going to read it out loud.
Great collage. All photos are excellent at giving the details on the tree trunks.

[Diana]

Lovely triptych and tones.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

nice!

[LManning (Laura)]

I really like this.

[Diane]

Nice triptych.

[Chris Cook]

Marvellous triptych. Interesting lens. The image quality looks pretty good here, what is it like in general?

[Beverley]

Brilliantly done.

[Helge E. Storheim]

@cdcook48 Thanks Chris. The lens is not very sharp and the corners are dark even on a MFT camera (it is an APS-C lens). It is not as bad (or should that be full of character :-) as the Holga lens but it is more of a fun/lomo lens. My version is the original focus free lens and it seems to be sharper when you photograph between 1 and about 10 meters. It is not a lens for landscape photography! Version 2 of the lens has a closer minimal focusing distance and a focus lever that you can set to infinity or fine tune focus with when you shoot something close up. I would love to try that version.