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This was my second set of pictures. Fifteen minutes earlier I had too much variation between the sky and the moon. The clouds actually create the texture in the moon. It isn't really a 'moon exposure'. Just one of those lucky things that happen every now and then.

We had both a good moon and some good clouds last night. Unfortunately, there was about 6 stops diffference in them. You could get a blown out moon and good clouds or a good moon in a black sky but not both. Then the wind shifted and the clouds provided just enough natural ND to make an...

coming over the mountain between Kenmare and Killarney

X Pro 1 with 55-200mm lens. Shot at 200mm

This little guy joined the world the day before yesterday.

Connemara ponies.

Connemara ponies.

SOOC RAF file via Lightroom. X Pro 1 and 18-55 lens

Here are a couple. I'm in County Clare Ireland for a month working on the Burial Grounds project. The first stop was at Corcomroe Abbey. The burial ground is still being used and the flowers were terrific. The first one may be a little bit off topic, though.

Daffs from the Merrill cameras. First is a DP2M with Nikon 3T diopter. and the DP3M with the same diopter.

Luke- In Milwaukee? More likely mid-July.:flowers_2:

Shot these yesterday afternoon. Today they're under an inch of slush. Merrill DP3M camera

Just one more and I'll go away. I was playing with adapted lenses on the X Pro 1. This was shot with a 1967 vintage Nikon 55mm Micro lens.

I posted a black and white conversion of this picture in another thread. We've had a long hard winter here in SW Ohio. Kris got $8 worth of tulips for Valentine's Day and I got $50 worth of fun out of them Shot on the X Pro 1 camera with the 8mm Roki fisheye and then minor adjustments made in LR.

I'll leave these out for you. They're at the end of Tarpon Bay Road on Sanibel Island.

Xpro 1 Fuji with the 35mm lens

Here are the tears of the trees. X100 Fuji