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Looks good to my old eyes. As a rule, for sharpness and clarity you could bump the aperture up to f/11-16 and use the hyperfocusing technique. Also try to keep your ISO speed down to 100, if at all possible.
I just watched Bryan Peterson on YouTube talking about wide angle lenses and a rule he has for sharp focus. I have not tried it out yet, but it sure would simplify trying to set focus. You might want to check it out. YouTube - Story Telling Photography |
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Thanks for the link, it was very helpful!
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