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We would love to have one of these but our fridge is in good working order and I really want a walk-in shower in our bedroom's bathroom first.

Photo #6 is a great action shot!

Deloitte's Building Blocks by Graham Moore, on Flickr I'd hate to be the window cleaners trying to get around and under the protruding floor plates!

Autumn Ocean Sunset by Graham Moore, on Flickr

The new Amazon offices in downtown Vancouver. The building on the right has another identical tower behind it and the sliver of a black building is the third tower they will occupy. The glass and white tower on the left isn't part of the Amazon occupancy AFAIK. There will be 7,000 employees...

Misty Hills by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Thanks for this but I have a question: Why did you use an image made at ISO 800? I understand that this is the requirement for OMWS AI Noise Reduction. I'm not aware of an ISO requirement for sharpening per se. I use sharpening on a variety of images with all sorts of ISOs.

Yes, it's finally the step up we were all waiting/hoping for.

International Village. I don't know how they can afford the habit.

I'm so sorry for your loss, Mel. Please remember to take care of yourself.

Old friend of mine bought 2 of the convertable GTOs like this around 1982. He used one for parts to build the other up with a scratch built 389 done to his specs by a Can-Am race engine builder and a custom 30+ coats candy apple red paint job. Fast but didn't handle as well as a modern econobox.

Cross posted in the Architecture thread, the Sylvia Hotel is a little over a century old and a landmark in the downtown Vancouver West End. If you get a room on the South side (this street-facing side) you have a view of one of the plentiful beaches around the South and West parts of the area...

Faking Stylishness by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Sylvia Hotel by Graham Moore, on Flickr

3 of a Kind Cost Control by Graham Moore, on Flickr

The fabric cap that covers the front element but has to be used in conjunction with the hood is a pain. I use an aftermarket lens cap with some Sugru added to give it a broader support surface. You'll get used to handling this 'big' lens pretty quickly. I use the hood as a front element...

Better Call Saul vibes ;)

You're both going to go nuts; it's sharp wide open at every focal length, focuses really close and the 1.25x built-in teleconverter is so useful and doesn't degrade sharpness at all. Even with the MC-14 added to the stack everything is still amazingly sharp. It is reasonably tough to hand hold...

I've posted this on the other site but know a lot of Micro 4/3 folks have permanently migrated to Cameraderie. On properly exposed images shot with moderate to low ISOs I have been using Unsharp Mask 64% to 80%, Radius of 0.9 pixels to 2.0 pixels and Threshold of 0 to 3. Sharpness is set to Off...

Intensely Focused Iaidoka Monochrome by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Knight & Warhorse by Graham Moore, on Flickr Not an animal alone but I like how this turned out.

Intensely Focused Iaidoka Monochrome by Graham Moore, on Flickr Los Dorados Dancers by Graham Moore, on Flickr Crawling Through The Fragrance by Graham Moore, on Flickr It was a good month for photography. I got to the Powell Street Festival, the PNE, the Richmond Sunflower Festival...

Bee Digging In - Richmond Sunflower Festival by Graham Moore, on Flickr

A Bee's Heaven by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Crawling Through The Fragrance by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Mining The Nectar Dome by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Instead of drilling holes for velcro to hold power bricks, cable runs etc. I simply use small screws right through the velcro strip and to the desired place on the underside of the table top or the apron (the vertical boards under the edge of the top). If I need to move them it's a matter of...

I searched with Google and it may be a Willow Flycatcher.

Finally Finished Marching The Pride Parade by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Finally At The Pride Parade Finish by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Pride Parade Marcher by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Intensely Focused Iaidoka Monochrome by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Swashbuckler by Graham Moore, on Flickr

It's now a purchase from a couple of weeks back. I bought a Giottos MM 5580 monopod on clearance. It's heavy as Hell but really rigid and has a groove in each extension so tightening the telescoped segments can be done in any order. It has a non-removable fluid-damped tilt head. I won't...

I'm still trying to parse the ending. Also waiting for the next book in the Divide series.

We caught a break in the hot sunny weather in Vancouver. It rained some on Sunday night, rained a lot on Monday and is raining a bit this morning. It's only 14 degrees C right now and we'll have rain showers until midday tomorrow. This is the first rain since the 3rd week in June...

A few dust particles won't have an impact on image quality. a lot of dust indicates the lens has been heavily used in dusty/windy environments. Moisture is an invitation to mould forming on the elements, creating degraded image quality over time.

If you can't get a firm enough grip on the cap, put a wide rubber band on it (like the blue bands you get on vegetables) so your fingers don't slide on the plastic. If you're willing to sacrifice the cap put a set of channel lock pliers on it, get a really good grip on the lens and twist.

Waiting For Trouble by Graham Moore, on Flickr

VPD - Beyond The Call by Graham Moore, on Flickr

And a big Thank You for that recommendation the other day. I used it 1/2 hour ago looking for an appliance manual. Works like a hot damn!

Google says it's a Cabbage Butterfly.

False Creek?

I import picture files by date folders into OM Workspace; work or special event files are imported and the date folders are changed into named folders instead. I use Workspace for basic culling and use both Workspace and Capture One for PP. Work image files are PP'd, cropped, resized, and...

I rely on the auto white balance in my cameras and often use the post processing pointers for either 'custom white balance' or 'gray point specification' if I'm dealing with a difficult image.

Young Viper by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Fer-de-lance by Graham Moore, on Flickr

You need to change the way the strap ends go through their buckles to prevent one coming loose; the end should rest between the inner and outer strap sections, pointed toward the camera.

Sunset, Costa Rica by Graham Moore, on Flickr

Mangrove Swallow by Graham Moore, on Flickr