All pics -- Nikon D70 w/ 50mm 1.8D lens

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and nice car!

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Ever look at the logs of a public web server running on port 80? Scary.

It's funny how both Cannon and Nikon make essentially the same fantastic lens for next to nothing. It's plastic and has a slow old mechanical drive motor and no expensive "ED" glass, but it more than makes up for it with sharpness, even at full resolution. There's a faster 1.4 aperture lens for like three times the price, but it's not considered to be as sharp.

100% crop, showing rather more detail than I'd prefer:

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If it breaks so what, it practically costs nothing to replace it!

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I switched all pics to Coral Cache equivalents. You need to be able to access port :8090 now...