I love old wood. It has great texture and is for the most part very monochromatic so it looks good in b&w and sepia. Being monochromatic the photographs are not overpowered by the amount and brightness of colors. This board fence is almost a sepia toned black and white.
E-M5 12-60 f/2.8-4 36mm f/8 1/400 ISO 200
black & white
sepia
Back in my darkroom days I used gold toner to get a cool blue tint to the photos. It was especially nice on winter scenes because it almost made you feel the cold.
E-M5 12-60 f/2.8-4 36mm f/8 1/400 ISO 200
I don't really like this picture but it is a good illustration of shallow depth of field with the 12-60
E-M5 12-60 f/2.8-4 39mm f/9 1/500 ISO 200
The next two show the clarity of the lens when the photo is enlarged several times. These were taken as L/SF jpegs.
E-M5 12-60 f/2.8-4 60mm f/7.1 1/500 ISO 200
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A rather hazy day (thanks to distant forest fires) so it didn't make for the best landscapes.
E-M5 12-60 f/2.8-4 30mm f/10 1/500 ISO 200
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