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First thing I want to say, and this is me being as objective as I can, is that your work has merit and should be exhibited. #3 is pretty glorious, and each of them could be shown if the right juror saw them. I have a BFA in art I earned in the 90s. I took a break from making art for several...

Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. I used a green filter on this.

Lemhi Mountains, Idaho

Beaverhead Mountains, Idaho.

Beaverhead Mountains, Idaho.

Diamond Peak, Lemhi Mountains, Idaho. Shot with a red filter.

Excellent outing and write up on the camera. The big question is, do you think you'll keep the camera?

No filters on that one. I do have a small shoulder bag full of them and am looking forward to experimenting this spring and summer. I haven't tried a color filter on a color sensor and can't really answer that. It's a good question.

How awful to get a delay like. Really pulling for you that you make it ok to the other side of this mess.

I hope that they add pixel shift to the Z9.

That's a heckuva deal on the camera and 12mp is plenty for mono IR. You're making some nice images and I'll wager you have a lot of fun with this.

I used a Mamiya 645 for about 13 years and loved it. I really liked the specs and looks of the Bronicas, and if there had been a dealer near me that may have been my choice. Enjoy.

Dang, that is nice.

Miguel you are an invaluable asset to this forum.

I'm so happy to see you back John. I wish you all the best during your recovery.

That's terrible John. Please get better and come back to us.

Nice photos, great write up, and that looks like a really fun event to go to.

Well... come on already!

Just now in my backyard there was a herd of mule deer. Note that I had to use a 15mm on my K3 iii to get them all in.

After a breakfast like that I'd say that you're all ready to go out an conquer some snow.

Dang, those are nice.

En Enjoy! It looks like one of those cameras that would just make me want to go out and take pictures.

I was actually thinking of you when I was out this afternoon with that lens. You've been posting a lot from the Canon 135 and I thought it would be fun if you were there with me and could try out mine. You need to talk your Nikon rep into loaning you a Z8 and the 135. It's a great perk of...

Signs, signs, everywhere signs Breaking up the scenery Breaking my mind.... :mad: This used to be a great place for walking or running.

I've been to Astoria a few times (awesome fish and chips at the Bowpicker) and driven the bridge as well, but I didn't know about this state park. Gorgeous shots Ken, I wish that I had known about this before.

My Q7 does the same thing.

This post and the one above of the Sawtooths are a really nice showcase of this lens. Beautiful.

Mount Heyburn, Idaho

Saladin's picture of two bees drinking https://cameraderie.org/threads/show-insect.471/post-601395

For my wife I got a gorgeous baritone ukele from our own @tonyturley. He took much better pics of it than I would so here are Tony's photos https://cameraderie.org/threads/woodcraft.49687/post-369277

I did buy my Monochrome directly from Ricoh, so that may be the case.

I got a surprise package this week from Ricoh. I hadn't ordered anything and was afraid that they'd shipped something to me that should have gone to a different costumer, but no, it was a thank you gift from them for buying a K3 iii. I'm not quite sure what to do with it other than keep it...

Hi Mike. Monochrome is very popular here, so this is a great place for you to land.

Awesome slide show. It's a shame that others from the forum couldn't make it. Speaking for myself, I would have loved it, but been intimidated taking shots side by side with you :)

This was not staged. Our lorikeets, Igor and Opal, love to climb around in the Christmas tree and tonight they made it to the top for the first time, where Igor claimed the roll of star, or maybe angel.

I used to have the v2 that I used on an em-1. The focus was nothing great, but the images were very nice.

Dangit, now there is another place I want to visit :) It looks beautiful.

Those are extraordinary. Do you know if the murals are public works or a private endeavor? Whatever it is I love it.

I'm sorry for your fall. I did that 21 years ago on my knee and now this year I am recovering from a knee replacement. Do you have kids or a dog? They can carry gear for you :) I actually have used my wife or kids several times when we are out together.

There are some pretty amazing deals on these older Pentax bodies.

Jumping spiders are pretty dang cute. Good luck with the little guy.