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The Wigeon and one of the Buffleheads are just sitting around, floating, taking it easy - but the other bufflehead is getting a running start down the avian runway 🛫

Okay, I'll try. Mine are a mixed bag. First, a pair of ravens at an interstate freeway rest stop-- Then some leaves on a tree in my neighborhood-- And lastly an impromptu portrait of a family member drinking coffee--

My oldest digital camera, circa 2005, with a whopping 7.1 megapixels... and, yes, it still takes good photographs. Of course, Olympus has a history of making pretty good ED glass.

One of the neighbors has interesting taste in lawn decorations.

Walter-- both of these two shots - of leaves floating in water with what look like large drops of frozen water i.e. ice upon them - are truly awesome images. I can't quite find the right words to say why, or why I like them so much... but I do. And they are.

On the ground, next to an abandoned factory (wonder what they made?) next to old railroad tracks, in an industrial section of a smallish Oregon city (Medford, Oregon).

A lovely old MGB was parked next to me while shopping today.

Yes... I see you. Do you see me?

A pair of house sparrows, doing what house sparrows tend to do.

Beautiful image. And your 9mm really renders everything just the way a fine lens should.

Roaring out of my mailbox this morning...

Even supermarket manager's like to keep small toys next to their workstations.

At the local Coffee Shop.

Really nice shot, Walter. And a subject which lends itself nicely to this aspect ratio.

Not sure why I like this photo so much, Matt... but I do.

Halloween has come and gone, but in the tiny little corner of Oregon where I live, it seems to be still hanging around, in the form of skeleton elves (who knew...?!)

Dessicated November leaf, still hanging on to its branch, by a metaphoric thread.

Lovely light, and a wonderful image, Jens.

Ceramic vultures...

Redfoot tortoise.

A bearded dragon lizard, meditating... I think.

A truly lovely shot, Mike.

I haven't bought them yet... but I'm tempted.

At a local pharmacy...

A Chevrolet Impala. With classic lines. Its bumper... And its headlights... They don't just not make 'em like that anymore... they don't design them like that, nowadays, either.

Cool shots. My favorite is the middle one - the one of the ladder. Yep, it's extreme - but somehow the crazy fisheye angles seem to really show off the ladder in... well, in a new a different way. Makes me want to get out my only current fisheye, the inexpensive fixed f/8 plastic pancake...

Some of my neighbors, wheeling about before they come in for a landing on a large irrigation pond.

A song sparrow on my rural street in southern Oregon--

This old IHC - Inernational Harvester Corporation - truck is up on blocks, no longer running - but it still has a rather imposing presence Can't help thinking those headlights look like the staring eyes of a mechanical dinosaur The International logo in the very front has a classical...

One of my two current favorite small-format cameras.

Couldn't agree more with the title and theme of this thread, thanks for starting it.

It took awhile for it to sink it, but 'seeing is believing', so... your new travel-mobile is solar-powered, Matt?! Very very cool.

Glimpsed looking through the not-very-clean windshield of a parked car on the street in Emeryville, California.