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[MoonMind]

We rehearsed that today - you're not going to hear us, but the original (well, one of the versions they do):

My part is very audible: baritone saxophone - minus the solo, but that might change ...

M.

 

[donlaw]

My daughter is starting her first 'real' job after college. Business consulting (virtually for now).
She needed a casual head shot to share with her new colleagues.

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[wee-pics]

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Siesta.

 

[MoonMind]

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End of summer ...

M.

 

[drd1135]

Today’s shot is a follow up to yesterday’s, being more documentary than artistic. I noticed today that the cold burn I got yesterday is more visible. Of course, it is on the two inch strip of skin between my gloves and cuffs that becomes exposed and unprotected when I stretch out my arm. It becomes an instant target for the very, very cold transfer line.

 

[MiguelATF]

Thinking about photography and its evolution this morning...my own photography, as well as the general art and practice of photography. I reread the section from David Macauley's extraordinary illustrated book, The Way Things Work, published back in 1988 which seems both modern (in a timeless sense) but also a million years old today.

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[drd1135]

Thinking about photography and its evolution this morning...my own photography, as well as the general art and practice of photography. I reread the section from David Macauley's extraordinary illustrated book, The Way Things Work, published back in 1988 which seems both modern (in a timeless sense) but also a million years ago today.

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Is that Q or Q7?

 

[MiguelATF]

Is that Q or Q7?

This is the original magnesium-bodied Q. I realize it's a bit hard to tell from the admittedly contrasty treatment I used in processing this image. But being a dyed-in-the-wool Pentaxian from my earliest days, I actually have both this Q and its plastic-bodied sibling, the Q7 (with its larger, improved sensor) as well. Here they are, side-by-side, waiting for their next excursion--

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[drd1135]

The original Q is such a little jewel of a camera. The control layout and menus are surprisingly good for such a tiny beast.