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That famous Twain quote springs to mind. 😅

You've got an enviable front garden Steve!

I guess at some stage my dome supply will run dry, until then. Ravenna

And again while not the Kodak Perfect weather, it is perfect for the atmos of this picture Mike. Lovely shot(s).

Beautiful shot Steve, and a gorgeous backyard. Mind you I suspect it doesn't always look that serene.

Salute. Itching to get back there.

With the 50 Summilux Asph

Most excellent timing Louis, one could almost say, "a cracker of a shot".

Cast off.

Some "lilliputian" for you. F5 with 20mm and FP4+ in Caffenol

Perhaps that is the reason...........................?

Good to have you back too.

Glad you chimed in David, I read the original post when first posted and thought of you. Neither is new, so the "sluggishness" etc are part of the age. Both are wonderful in their own right though. One thing I thought of when I read your post (here) as a faster backup to your M10, is the Q perhaps. To the OP, if you can, keep both, use both, each are lovely.

Yes, a sad time, I "see" his presence as well, but nothing else. All I/we have is wonderful memories of a day of absolute fun with him, and Philip, in Ghent, we'll never forget this. Hopefully this pic from Philip will find him happy. Come back Doc.

I think you'll struggle with R on a Pentax 67, simply due the respective back focus needs. R being way shorter (47mm) than the P67 (85mm). R on a mirrorless (like the Hasselblad X1D (18.14mm), or Fuji GFX (26.7mm) is easy.