*sniff* Just took my eldest son, Austin, to college this weekend. 15 hours one way of drive time from Denver, Colorado to Greenville, Illinois. After unpacking, somewhat organizing his room and attending the parent must-dos, I had a bit of time to walk the campus. Of course, it ended up being mid-day when the sunlight was very hot and harsh. So I decided to utilize bracketed HDR techniques to soften the harshness of the sunlight, which was almost directly overhead. I thought this one of the Greenville College sign turned out OK.
Wide angle Tokina 12-24 f/4 at 12mm and f/22, if I remember correctly. It was at least f/16. Circular polarizer, as usual.
