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I'm actually a bit surprised at the positive reaction to this shot. I really was having a difficult time with composition on it. I just couldn't get something that I really liked. All of the shots almost ended up in the trash, but I kept this one back. Thanks for the positivity!

Thanks.

I use whatever I have. Currently I shift bewteen a LowePro and Tenbo backpack for hiking. Around town it is a Timbuk2 with an insert. That can hold the camera with lens and the 60-250. I don't know how much larger the 70-200 is over the 60-250.

Significant price drop. This is such a wonderful lens, it deserves better than sitting on my shelf.

When I owned it, I was always happy and/or surprised by the results of the Sigma 30 1.4. It was great middle ground between the 25s and 42/45s and really fast.

This with Sigma's vaporware new Foveon sensor. ;)

Leica Summicron-R 50mm f/2 on the K1

More processing than I tend to like. But the image lent to it.

At the lakeshore during the final sunset of 2022.

First, I would like to thank @JensM for sharing this. It leaves me with a great starting point for some research. While I somewhat agree that there shouldn't be a need to have a title/genre/name/whatever, in practice it is simply necessary. As curators, collectors, students, etc. need something...

How many broken dishes will it take before the SO gets angry with you?

Can you really call yourself a photographer if you don't buy new gear all of the time, even if you don't use it? ;)

I really didn't shoot much this month. All of these three came in the last two days of the month. Hopefully others had a more satisfying photographic month. Please share!

I did buy some lens back in the spring. However, the best photographic things I bought was either a trip to see my son in Oregon in which we camped for a long weekend on the Washington coast, or some Musou black fabric from Japan.

Leica Elmarit-R 28mm f2.8 on the E-M5

I get addicted to posting in this thread.

Jupiter-9 85 f1.9 on the E-M10

Agfa Color-Telinear 130 f/4 on the E-M10

This is a favorite of mine. I'm having a hard time getting a print made that I like, though. The tonality just isn't transferring to the prints very well.

I could fill this thread up with lots of random stuff. Shot with a Kaligar 8mm movie lens on an E-M10.

That 135mm is a hefty piece of glass.

This I would love to try, as well. I am about to sell off a few things and rearrange my current Pentax gear. If I found a great deal on the 21, I would probably jump at it.

I do like the medium format looks that the Fuji and Hasselblad give with that sensor. That would be a fun set up to play with for awhile.