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we had a great overnight trip to the we(s)t-coast of Vancouver Island - our first visit (we lucked out with great November-weather) full album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tilman_paulin/albums/72177720312945455 Wild Coast Trail by tilman paulin, on Flickr Wild Coast Trail by tilman...

I'm posting my photos that I took in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland. I invite anyone who has Irish photos to add yours into this thread as well.

Early blue hour...

A small lake along a local park, on a warm November day.

Temperature is cooler than it's been (38F/3C after 60F/16C yesterday) but the sun still peaks out from the clouds. Winter isn't far but it's still fall.

My company doesn't allow one to roll over vacation time. Use it or lose it! So, I'm taking it off and Monday was the first day of it. Drove south and west through the rolling countryside finding interesting things along the way. I took my D810 with 28-105 & Tokina 17/3.5 along with my Nikon S-2...

Only a small selection, but … Waitsfield Covered Bridge, VT by Paul Kaye, on Flickr Pine Brook Bridge, Washington County, VT by Paul Kaye, on Flickr Gold Brook Covered Bridge, Lamoille County, VT by Paul Kaye, on Flickr Pine Brook Bridge, Washington County, VT by Paul Kaye, on Flickr

Holmdel Park, Tatum Park and Deep Cut Gardens...

Albany Bridge, October 2019 by Christopher Weismann, on Flickr

I was in Cuba about 8 years ago and I'm now heading back that way.. Here are some photos from the last trip. Anyone else want to contribute? Hemingways Pilar

Early October, sunny and crisp weather plus it's a day off. Nothing better for a bit of a drive...

We went to the Delta-01 Launch Control Facility near Wall, SD. It is a decommissioned Minuteman Missile Launch Control Center. They took us underground to the launch center. Tight confines where the crew of two would spend a 24 hour shift.

Here are some photos from earlier in the summer with the Pentax K-1 Mark II and HD 31mm f1.9 Limited lens. Paradise visitor center: Paradise Lodge from further up the trail: Looking up: A little closer: The mountain is far too large to get into the frame with the 31mm: Subalpine...

I took these two shots back to back - at a suboptimal aperture, after shooting the entire day at f/8 I went for a shallower DoF at f/4 shortly before and forgot to change back :doh: Anyway, I've two questions about them: 1. Which do you like better, and why? I'm considering printing one of...

PXL_20230727_131827281x by william Heron, on Flickr

Here some pictures of the Viaduc de Millau. https://flic.kr/p/2oQgwF9 https://flic.kr/p/2oQb49p https://flic.kr/p/2oQg29f

Went to the Photography Show on the 20th June 2023 at Weston-Super-Mare and it was my first time there. A lot of very interesting architecture and a mix of old and new buildings. The palm trees reminded me of my time living in Sicily and how much I miss living near the coast. A very...

Some random first shots from the Q2 in Sicily this week.

Went for a nice long drive this afternoon to and from an old Grist mill on the other side of the county from me. A pleasant way to spend my day off. All shot with my M 240, Chiyoko 50/2 at ISO 200.

Maharishi Mahesh Yogi Ashram is the ashram of the famous Maharishi Mahesh Yogi who started the Transcendental Meditation movement. Although it was abandoned back in 1997, it has now been taken under the control of the forest department. In 1968, the ashram rose to fame and placed Rishikesh on...

Happened upon an occasion to shoot at Kristiania College today, so in between shooting speakers keynotes and not as well as diverse crowd/mingling shots, I got in some shots for myself. Didn't find a tread for building details, so thought I would put one up.

We took a short camping trip down from Oregon to the California redwoods over the weekend. On the way back, we took a gravel back road and found this intriguing location: a WWII radar station built to look like a couple of farmhouses on a spot overlooking the Pacific. These were built in...

Post your "summer" pics here ... (N.B. This is a dummy message replacing the original post whose contents were long lost; this way, the thread could be maintained and re-purposed). Matt

The Pennines is an area of uplands in the North of England. I spent a few hours there recently and bagged a few shots of the rolling hills in decent light. I thought I'd share them! All images are with the Olympus EM1.3, and all but one are with the 12-100 f4. I think this combo is a superb...

There are not many passenger trains that run in these parts anymore. My wife absolutely loves trains, though...so whenever we get a chance to ride, we do. There are 2 that we have been on here in Ohio. The Cuyahoga Valley National park train that runs 26 miles through the national park and...

I thought I'd share a few of the landscapes/scenics I've taken on my travels over the last couple of weeks! 1. Glencoe!... needs no introduction! 2. Mirror Man in Loch Earn 3. Blackrock Cottage (cliche I know but I'd never taken the shot myself!) 4. Loch Goil Moonlight 5. Fidra...

Scenic of an old historic dam

Fall in New England

Took this early morning at a beach near my home.

Took this early one morning near my home. % second shutter speed blurred the water giving it a "mystical" feel.