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Here is a view of the Melbourne Shrine of Remembrance that I took last week. It was shot with the Tamron 11-18.
The lens certainly puts a different perspective on things. The couple on the RHS were almost at my 3 o'clock when I took the shot. BTW only the exposure & levels have been tweaked and the image resized for the forum.
Regards
meicw

The extra-wide angle certainly shows it's usefullness. I was there 1 month ago so i can appreciate the change in perspective the lens gives. Nice!!

meicw wrote:... The lens certainly puts a different perspective on things. The couple on the RHS were almost at my 3 o'clock when I took the shot...

It's surprising the different angles and views the WA lens produces huh... I keep getting home after playing with the 12-24 and the scenes look "different" to what I saw (or think I remember anyway ), particularly with anything architectural in the shot (like old farm buildings etc), I assume I'm just not driving it correctly yet... Great for landscape stuff...

the extra wide angle realy shows tha capability of this lens.i am still looking for one may be a sigma 15-30 or this one,how much it cost?hope to see osme sunsets shot from ya.