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Mid-60s to low 70s here in SoCal. We're about to get smacked with rain. We sure could use the water tho.

I see the face of the Alien of that movie franchise in the last photo! Thanks for sharing.

"Wait, what?," as my teenage daughter would say often. Teenage girls and shopping?! Nah, surely you jest?:smile: I'm certain they enjoyed the activity. Thanks for sharing the images.

val, Very nice composition on that last one.

What matters to me regarding portability is how my lower back feels. I once carried the mighty Nikon D3 and some heavyweight lenses. Then I switched to the D700 without the grip; however, I was still carrying those dang big, heavy lenses. I then switched to the GH2 and GX1, but I found a...

That boat is indeed enormous. Try standing next to the aircraft carrier USS Teddy Roosevelt (CVN-71) with its 90-aricraft capability and 5000 crew.

It's the shooter not the target that is moving.

The last image has ample grit and texture. Nice capture. Thanks for sharing.

US; native right-coaster currently working and residing on the left coast in routinely sunny (except this week) Southern California.

I like the B&W image. Thanks for sharing.

A dozen #2 pencils, a pencil sharpener, and a Swiss Army knife in the event that the sharpener gets lost. I'll draw what I see.

Since its introduction, you likely have sharpened your skills some. Sooooo, you can make use of its capabilities to greater extent. Congrats!

Most of my work involves portraits of singular or no more than three individuals. In the studio, my D700 is what I use. My Micro Four Thirds equipment go with me when I do in-situ projects. I just acquired a Canon S120 for all other moments when I need better than my iPhone5. It's good to...

Lots of character in those buildings, Lucy. Well done capturing their images.

I will e-mail you a sample. We have plenty here in SoCal. Someone please send us aircraft-carrier-loads of water, please...

I don't use this word lightly or frequently. Wow!

Bodybuilding since early 70s martial arts since early 60s 1911 pistol building/smithing - I find it more enjoyable than shooting

Ya know, that's what I'm doing now. Granted that this Canon S120 that I just acquired has quite a few more manual controls than most of the point and shoot models have, it forces me to concentrate on composition. After years with the D3, D700, D300, and the myriad of high-end lenses; and then...

So, is there a quality of the image vs image quality conundrum bobbling to the top of the water bucket here? The former involving composition and the latter being the technical aspects of the camera and lens combo?