Nice site, Bob...
I grew up close to Lake Erie, Just east of Cleveland, so I could really _feel_ the cold and wind you show around the lighthouse!
Where do you live now...since you left Racine some years ago?


keith whaley

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Jon,

Welcome to the list.

We're a friendly bunch and all started in about the same place as you are today.  Many 
of us favor prime lenses over zooms.  My personal favorites are the M series of 
lenses.  They are small and light enough to carry 2 or 3 around instead of a zoom and 
the quality of the resulting pictures are a bit sharper.  They are also popular 
because they are inexpensive and abundant.  The great thing about Pentax is that these 
20 year old lenses are fully functional with most every camera Pentax makes today.

Personally, I'd start with an M 135mm f3.5 for under $50, add an M 28mm f2.8 for a bit 
less, and then think about a tripod, but it all depends on what kind of photos you are 
taking.

Point is, Pentax lens compatibility and the K-mount bayonet means that there are tons 
of primes and zooms available for your amusement.  Ask here and we'll all offer 
suggestions and opinions on how to spend your money.  :-)

As to my own start with Pentax, I point you to the following web site... http://members.aol.com/rfsindg/WindPoint.html

Regards, Bob S.

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