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<blockquote data-quote="dixeyk" data-source="post: 15012">I'm a new to me Panasonic LX3 owner. I'm also a regular over at the sister site mu-43.com. I've been dabbling with photography for years. I started my photographic life with a Canonet QL17 and an Olympus 35RC back in the 90's and have been hooked on rangefinders ever since. As I approach the half century mark I find that I enjoy documenting my explorations and travels more than I enjoy pixel peeping so I find that small and versatile is what i want most in a camera(s).&nbsp; Living in the Pacific NW I have a number of opportunities for interesting stuff to photograph (although outdoor photography can be quite the challenge given the looooong rainy winter).I'm currently in the midst of a picture a day challenge that you can take a look at <a href="http://dixeyk.zenfolio.com/p666890733">here</a>. Most of the shots are with my EPL-1 but I'm starting to use the LX3 for the images as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dixeyk, post: 15012"] I'm a new to me Panasonic LX3 owner. I'm also a regular over at the sister site mu-43.com. I've been dabbling with photography for years. I started my photographic life with a Canonet QL17 and an Olympus 35RC back in the 90's and have been hooked on rangefinders ever since. As I approach the half century mark I find that I enjoy documenting my explorations and travels more than I enjoy pixel peeping so I find that small and versatile is what i want most in a camera(s). Living in the Pacific NW I have a number of opportunities for interesting stuff to photograph (although outdoor photography can be quite the challenge given the looooong rainy winter). I'm currently in the midst of a picture a day challenge that you can take a look at [URL="http://dixeyk.zenfolio.com/p666890733"]here[/URL]. Most of the shots are with my EPL-1 but I'm starting to use the LX3 for the images as well. [/QUOTE]

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