Testing the bokeh of my Cosina Voigtlander 35mm f/2.5 Color Skopar Classic and a brief review.
Image was shot at f2.5 a.k.a wide open, close to the minimum focus distance with Kodak BW400CN. 

Impressions:
- Great corner to corner sharpness with minimal light fall off and perhaps a slight vignette (which i dig).
- Moderate contrast.
- Good bokeh with a nice and smooth in-focus to out-focus transition. Maybe a bit harsh – see top left and right of picture – but not enough to bug me. 
-  Surprisingly deep depth of field for f2.5.

* the above review is drawn from my personal experience and the testing is neither comprehensive nor scientific. So just take what you can from it……… 

I took this picture 30 steps away from where I live.

The train tracks are still in service and runs around 3 times per day – thankfully!! as noise level gets reasonably noticeable when they come by.
It services inbound and outbound market for both containerised and bulk goods sending out consumables, fruit, vegetables, minerals, ores, and forest products (woodchips, logs, and paper) and bringing in consumables, fuels, minerals and other inputs to production via the Burnie Port.

Picture from the first roll through my ‘new’ meterless M2 =D

There is something about the look of old vintage cars……… fascinates me.

Burnie Boardwalk along the seafront.

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Just a random vintage Ford Falcon i stumbled upon.

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Was driving back from work when i saw this bunch of Black Cattles.
Stopped the car by the roadside to capture this image.

The cattles gave chase shortly after….thank goodness my car was nearby.

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Camera & Coffee: FE2 @ Bicci Blue.

Was having lunch at Bicci Blue, Latrobe.
The name of the cafe and the facade caught my attention. They serve great homemade-ish food.

Also, something exciting (to me anyways) is coming up next month. Watch this space!!!