I just returned from a travel to the middle and north of Poland. I was accompanied by Ruth, my girl friend, and the purpose of this trip was more leisure than photography. Thus only a very modest kit was employed (Nikon AW1 with the 11-27.5 AW; Nikon D500 with 18-140, 50/1.8, and a APO-Lanthar 125/2.5 "just in case some new or interesting plants turned up", the latter in fact did occur). The AW1 was used in the cities and the D500 + 18-140 mostly elsewhere.
Ruth is a devoted walker and demanded to have her daily long walks - I tagged along and cheated a little by busying myself with photography at the earliest convenient spot until she returned. A happy plan for both I'd say.
Here are some impressions of Polish forests obtained while I waited for her. Nikon D500, mostly 18-140 ED, and no claim to colour fidelity as such. These are impressions not virtual reality replicas.
Two versions of the same scene follows. Meaning the pictures are taken from the exact same stand point, but not necessarily in the same direction.
Scene 1 Near Mrzezyno. Baltic coastal forest with mixture of deciduous trees and conifers (pine).
