February 2025

[Fons Baerken]

Nice with the complementary blue car with yellow plates, Fons. Can the time piece be adjusted for daylight saving time?   

Btw., it looks a bit like piece of nice Dutch Maasdam cheese with the big holes in it.

Thank you Lars that's a good question, i havent been able to find out!

[Birna Rørslett]

Timber prices are all-time high at present, thus no wonder we see a lot of deforestation

It's tempting to approach subjects very close with the ultra-wide Laowa 9mm, however a lesson quickly learned is that although the lens is surprisingly sharp, it also suffers from severe field curvature and vignetting up close. The 9mm does better on my Z/DX cameras though.

[Frank Fremerey]

heading home

[Frank Fremerey]

Luckily I was using my 105mm VR macro as a walkabout lens

very beatiful

[ARTUROARTISTA]

At the beginning of February I was in El Campillo de Adentro with the Nikon F2. This is a landscape from there.

[John Geerts]

The youngest one

D800E  with the DX lens 18-200VR

[Hugh_3170]

She is very pretty.

The youngest one

D800E  with the DX lens 18-200VR

[Fons Baerken]

No dogs

[KarlMera]

A star

[ColinM]

very beatiful

Thank you Frank
I liked the meandering tram tracks in your "going home" image.
If that had been me, that would indicate more than one glass of wine that evening

Timber prices are all-time high at present, thus no wonder we see a lot of deforestation

Very graphic Birna
Plus some freshly oozed sap in the centre of some of the logs - amber in the making

[Frank Fremerey]

through

[Frank Fremerey]

Thank you Frank
I liked the meandering tram tracks in your "going home" image.
If that had been me, that would indicate more than one glass of wine that evening

my photo speaks of intoxication?

[John Geerts]

She is very pretty.

Thanks Hugh !!

[John Geerts]

The Nikon D1h with a new 24-70/2.8 vr

[Ian Watson]

The Silk Road, Macclesfield, viewed from the Middlewood Way.

Nikon Zf, 24-70/4S.