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Jaap what a superb image, perfect, absolutely perfect!

At first Louis I wondered about this photo, then I found myself wandering around at the different expressions and feel of it and decided it is a really good photo and making someone search the photo is always a good sign of a good photographer :-)

Beautiful images Paul :-)

I can see them fine Louis, it sounds to me as if Neil has a graphic card driver problem on his computer.

Dunk, I am just as interested to ask where you found Lizards in the UK, in all my years I have never seen any?

I have a Manfrotto BeFree Carbon fibre Travel Tripod https://www.manfrotto.co.uk/befree-carbon-fibre-travel-tripod-with-ball-head-black When I travel with Astrophotography in mind I have upgraded to a Manfrotto 486RC2 Compact Ball Head as this will take more weight but otherwise I use the tripod as is and it is light and very flexible and comes with it's own carry bag.

I really enjoy using my T and have no intention to upgrade/change to the TL2, for me the T offers me everything I want, but the TL2 loses out on a major thing, a quick burst of flash whilst using the EVF, until they incorporate a very useful flash or hotshoe then I won't change, had it had a hotshoe then would probably have changed.

Hi, I have a Samyang 14mm F2.8 Nikon fit which I use quite regularly, I have a Nikon to Leica adapter that I will use later on on the year to use this lens. will let you know how it goes on the T.

I have had my T a year now and initially bought the 18-56, which covered 99% of what I needed. A good 11-23 came up and although I couldn't really justify it I bought it and between the two lenses they cover all my needs. Speed wise they are perfect and if need be I give them an extra stop of the ISO, I don't like auto ISO preferring to dictate my needs rather than have the camera choose it for me. I really can't see the need for any other lenses in relation to how I use my Leica T, if I wanted to do Sports Photography then I would use my Nikon's, but I didn't buy the Leica for that.

I've been using one of these since Christmas and really quite pleased: - https://www.peakdesign.com/everyday-messenger It carries a couple of lenses, my flashgun, filters, leads and a tripod. Exceptional well made as well.

No Offence made John, I too looked at it to see if the dark areas to the left hid it, so I took a ruler to my screen and yep sure enough sloping by about 5 degrees. In the old'un days of film i ruined a prize winning shot and learned my lesson the hard way and now if I am unsure sure I take a little spirit level with me. I love your shot of the two trees and the bench, the old adage of less is more applies and yep the water is level :-)

Pleasant photo John, only problem is that water doesn't flow downhill :-)

For me a M with autofocus, even if sold at a similar price would be perfect for me or even a Q with interchangeable lenses. I tried using the T without a view finder and apart from feeling like a total numpty, found it hard to feel that I was taking the image rather than the camera. I've never used the Q as the fixed lens doesn't appeal, however it it had been more like a standard lens then it may well have appealed.

Sorry fastfashn, but your attitude really does stink.

I can understand where you are coming from Jono, but that is half of the attraction, it slooooows you down: -) which for me is half of the joy of photography. Superb images BTW