It was one of those dank, drab, dull and wet mornings (Hereabouts, 'dreich' is the word we use - defined in one online dictionary source as, "bleak, miserable, dismal, cheerless, dreary"). Just the sort of day I like for photography.
Non-photographically speaking, it's not so good from the point of view that I'm about to go off to the south-west corner of Scotland for 7 days for a bit of a break. But the photographic opportunities will be marvelous.
But this morning, I put on the nifty-fifty. Didn't take a tripod. No other lenses. No filters. And went out to test myself with the challenge to come home with an image. I often viewed this shot and felt there was an image to be made of it. It felt right this morning.
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40D, 50mm f1.8 (Nifty-Fifty). ISO100. 1/180@f5.6
EDIT - I would add I was mighty impressed with the quality I was getting out of the nifty-fifty on this. Tack sharp.