For Get Pushed @pea said: "How about creating a diptych, using both the longest (55mm) and widest (18mm) settings on your lens? The subject is the same in both shots but can be anything you like."

Thought I would try a landscapy sort of shot today. There is quite a difference between the two!

[JackieR]

What a fab challenge to help you learn your new lens!!! Both shots are lovely too.

[bkb in the city]

Well done

[Kathy]

Nicely done.

[Dawn]

Well done

[Anne]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Yes, it is! Great fun and making me use new bits of the camera. Ventured off "Auto"!!
@bkbinthecity Thanks!
@randystreat Thanks Kathy
@dawn Thank you Dawn

[JackieR]

@365anne off auto!!! Brilliant. You don't need aywmc then!!!

[CC Folk]

Love the clouds and natural branch sculpture!

[Anne]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond Haha, I am sure there is oodles more to learn Jackie!

[Anne]

@gardenfolk I find this tree fascinating, it fell in some gales several years ago and is regrowing in it's own way and shape, I am sure there are lots of lessons here for us all!!

[CC Folk]

@365anne Yes. It has adapted and lives on. It is very cool, beautiful and full of lessons. Keep calm and carry on as the British say. We Americans can be whiners and take too many things personally. :)

[Helen Jane]

really serves to show how much choice we have in our composition even from standing in one spot.