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I shot this same car during SIF. Months later it was surrounded by hip high weeds. 63 Chevy Belair.

A walk in the rain with an unintended water drop on the lens.

Couple of old Volvos at the Volvo shop in town.

Interesting in that I recently saw a video of this place. Your mini tour is much better... very cool.

It was a good evening. Photography show then a walk around a nearby town.

Thanks. The lens is a $10 Sears 50mm f1.7 bought on ebay about a year and a half ago. I wanted something fast(er) and cheap, plus it was like new. Its an old Pentax K mount adapted to MFT. Ive had great fun and occasional bouts of frustration using it.

Still trying to get accustomed to this new(ish) to me GX80, and I certainly don’t do myself any favors by using a manual lens... still the results were better then last time and it was a lovely walk on a warm misty fall light.

Random broccoli.

Having suffered the pain of many screw in tire scenarios, I always pick up such tire hazards when I see them.

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Faceless dieties

Last nights walk.

Our town just installed an outdoor art display called The Half Mile of Horse Art walk. Local artists were chosen and painted horse statues which are now on display on stands along Main Street. When it’s less crowded I’m hoping to take a closer look.

It was a lovely afternoon after work. Low humidity, deep blue sky, and puffy white clouds... and yet again I got sucked into details as typical.... oh and I tend to suck at landscape photography. I’m working on it though.

I can smell this picture. I love Lavender.

After work today. I finally had a decent outing with the 35-100 lens

From last night. Had a frustrating evening at home and with some recent difficulty with lens choices and trying to change things up, I decided that I just needed to take a walk with the tried and true Sears 50mm old school adapted lens. I was happy to have gotten a few decent shots.