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I'd been to Cape Disappointment State Park before, but I didn't know about the waves and the lighthouse at the time. I've since learned it's a pretty popular place for photographers. On our way to Cannon Beach we jumped across the bridge in Astoria to take a look. I've seen some spectacular...

we had a great overnight trip to the we(s)t-coast of Vancouver Island - our first visit (we lucked out with great November-weather) full album here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/tilman_paulin/albums/72177720312945455 Wild Coast Trail by tilman paulin, on Flickr Wild Coast Trail by tilman...

A small lake along a local park, on a warm November day.

Driving home last night and took a detour through Phoenix park at the confluence of the Eau Claire and Chippewa Rivers. There are two foot bridges there, one newly built across the Eau Claire river and a converted rail road trestle across the Chippewa. Both are lit like Christmas trees ;) Note...

Found this poor bird while walking my dog at a local park.

It was hot and humid, but I could tell that this little girl wanted to go to the dog park today. Not many other dogs, but she had fun...but then immediately came home and.... DxO Ilford Delta 3200 Film Simulation

Just a Random Shot. My wife did some shopping so the dog and I walked through the park until she was done. Monochrome conversion in DxO Filmpack 5 - Rollie Retro 100 Tonal film simulation.

A bee that I spotted at our local park getting a drink Pretty great result for the 18-135mm (not a macro lens by any means) and A6400 and a bit of cropping

One of her Christmas gifts was a set of rollerblades. We have taken a few park trips to try and get more secure and get out of the house. A6400 and 18-135mm Still not perfect, took a few tumbles But she is proud of herself

Croton Gorge Park is located 22 miles north of NYC at the base of the New Croton Dam which is part of NYC water system. Dam construction began in 1892 and was completed in 1906. Designed by Alphonse Fteley, the masonry dam is 266 feet (81 m) broad at its base and 297 feet (91 m) high from base...

Cheers, Jock

So I've had my A6400 for a couple of weeks now and this was the first time taking it out. With the 18-135mm.

With the RX10 IV stitched together with ICE. And . . . romanced with Luminar. Cheers, Jock

Just a way to break up a 17 hour drive into two days, we stopped for the night in Moab, Utah. The next morning (yesterday morning, as I type this), we got up at 5am and headed into the park to beat the crowds and see the sunrise. I had the XT1 with Rokinon 12, and XE3 with Fuji 35 f1.4. We were...

Our town had its traditional greening of the local fountain. Lots of folks hanging out and enjoying the day A6000 and 18-135mm

A few shots at our local Memorial Park. Thought they turned out nice in B&W A6000 and 18-135mm

Our town puts on a fun day for St. Patrick's Day with a live band, fun activities, food and drink and our famous fountain turned green Fountain Hills Irish Fountain Fest A6000 and 28-70mm FE

Spent Saturday at our local park. Very nice warm 78 F A6000 and 28-70mm FE

With my two favorite Subjects A6000 and 28-70mm

Spent the afternoon at our local park. A6000 and 28-70mm Even the older folks like to play Lost Ball

Relaxing a bit after a busy Thanksgiving Day. Took the kids to the Park. A6000 and 28-70mm FE

28-70mm FF and A6000 This fella caught my attention Goose reflections Some other bird, (no idea what), came right up to me.

A6000 and 28mm Sigma I like this one as a, "One of these does not belong" example And then just a close-up

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