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Mount Shuksan and Mount Baker, from Artist Point, August 15, 2023 Not quite 180 degrees, but reasonably close.

Windmill Solvang Brewing Company

Junco (Dark-Eyed)

Careno, Italy

Dogwood Dogwood

Anemone and Anemonefish Clark's Anemonefish

Lookdown Lookdown (Selene vomer)

X minutes 'til XI Craigdarroch Castle Clock

Killdeer Killdeer at the Beach

Pinktail Triggerfish Pinktail Triggerfish (Melichthys vidua)

Millet Butterflyfish Millet Butterflyfish (Chaetodon miliaris)

Quebec Parliament Building

Zoo — feeding time for the rhino

Equine Eaters with StripeZ.

Red Rose

Quinault Rain Forest Willaby Creek

Otters Otter Family 2

Musical Ants (Metal Rock) Musici-ants

Quail, again

Red Rhododendron Red Rhodie

Iron Giant (but plastic and very small)

Won’t somebody please go to a music store and take about a hundred fascinating photos of a xylophone? Are marimbas an acceptable substitute? We can probably manage a nearly unlimited supply of zebra, zoo, z-car, quail, quick, quack, and quiet photos if everybody contributes. But ‘X’ is problematic.

Yaquina Bay Bridge

Penguin (Amigo at Monterey Bay Aquarium)

Venice

Panda

Nene (Hawaiian goose) Hawaiian Goose, Nene (threatened, tagged)

Townsend's Warbler

Roosevelt Elk Dean Creek Elk Viewing Area

Hold on. . . there's a ringer in there somewhere!

Shark

Apple

Empty

X (on the funnel)

Train and Tracks (and Timepiece)

Half-moon Half Moon (First Quarter)

X-ACTO

Glass Garden The Gardens

I am getting a late start on the year. I've used my phone to digitize a few paper documents and made some minor equipment tests with my E-M5 Mk III, but this is my first deliberate photo of 2024. It's of my favorite snow-covered subject (Mount Baker), taken this morning from my doorstep. The...

Anemone

Thanks! I tend to treat the E-PL5 as a point-and-shoot with interchangeable lenses, so it was in (P)rogram mode. The 3-axis IBIS is somewhat marginal on the E-PL5, but I thought that with the original kit lens, it managed a decent image.

Oranges (and other fruits)

Monarch butterfly

N and N

Jelly

Canal

Jay (Steller’s)

Victoria Clipper (from 2016)

Robin (American)

Thanks, Miguel!