k-hawinkler
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E-M1.2 + 75/1.8
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Many thanks Bart. I agree. A bit of sunshine helps. This is what Northern New Mexico looks like most of the time - except lately - but we welcome the moisture California couldn't keep. :facesmack:I love the bright bold colours here, K-H :thumbup:
Evening light ...
EM-1.1 still going strong, even at very low temperatures ...
C U,
Rafael
I was thinking similarly, but I put it down to K-H's talent and a quality of light thatI love the bright bold colours here, K-H :thumbup:
Absolutely correct Ian. Any camera will do around here. :facesmack:I was thinking similarly, but I put it down to K-H's talent and a quality of light that
one rarely sees here in the UK ......... and very little to do with 'what camera should I buy' :grin:.
Meanwhile typically here in the UK ...... this IS a colour photograph (turn your monitors through 90 degrees) :Absolutely correct Ian. Any camera will do around here. :facesmack:
They call New Mexico the Land of Enchantment for a reason. :thumbs:
no reason why not ask, K-H ! My wife is Russian, and now that I'm not professionally active anymore, I spend half of the year in Russia ... I live in Russia 3 months in winter (now) and 3 months in summer ...You have listed Belgium as your location, but you post a lot of images from Russia. May I ask how come?
no reason why not ask, K-H ! My wife is Russian, and now that I'm not professionally active anymore, I spend half of the year in Russia ... I live in Russia 3 months in winter (now) and 3 months in summer ...
C U,
Rafael
How amazing must that be to hear the cranes but not see them.Thanks gandolfi.
The Sandhill cranes should start heading north in about two weeks.
In the fall they have been flying generally so high that I could hear but not see them. Of course, I will keep an ear and an eye out for them. :grin: