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Around the castle - Day 27/30.

Still busy trying out my new Voigtländer Color-Skopar 18mm lens. This time I went for a short stroll through the old town of Diez. On top of that I set up Reggie's Superia recipe to mix things up a bit. I'm very pleased with the results.

One thing I easily notice is how much easier it is to frame the castle with the 18mm, especially when you're mostly shooting with 33mm or 90mm :D

The wide focal length also seems to be very forgiving while manual focusing. It's a great lens to get back to manual shooting.

Church tower with a yellow and red facade, spire topped with a cross, framed by tree branches against a blue sky.

Low angle view of the same church tower, showing the full facade with arched windows and red trim.

Cobblestone street leading up to Diez Castle's towers, half-timbered houses on both sides, a person walking in the distance.

Street view toward the castle tower, half-timbered building with a Penzion Bed & Breakfast sign in the foreground.

Quiet street with a shop front, mannequin in the display window, old townhouse facades along the road.

Stone steps leading down through the old town wall, a person descending, long evening shadows on the ground.

Diez Castle seen from below, stone facade covered in ivy, one of the towers with a clock visible above.

Castle wall covered in ivy, an old lamp post in front, a no parking sign and garden fencing along the path.

Narrow alley between a stone wall and a plastered house, an old lamp fixture mounted on the facade, strong light and

View of the Lahn river from a bridge, swan and flamingo shaped pedal boats docked, a stone bridge and ducks on the water.

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