I was using a Canon 5D. I do nature photography professionally so I have a whole bag full of L lenses but yesterday was just using my 50mm f/1.8. It's a great little lens and it's inexpensive. On a full-frame camera, like the 5D, it gives a field of view roughly the same as the human eye. In film days, the 50mm was often referred to as a "normal lens" because of that. I like using it because it's fairly fast, it's compact and since it has no zoom it forces me to be more creative.
I like your pictures Doug. I need a lot more practice before mine look as good as yours. I couldn't get a good picture of the fish that moved a lot. I didn't use flash and I tried to use a slower shutter speed. The color was good but then it would blur the fish. If I used a faster shutter speed the pics were a little too dark. I should have messed with the ISO but didn't think of it at the time. That's why I need more practice.
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