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from a serie about my neighbourhood

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On Ushba North (4690 m). Georgia, Caucaus.

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Morning on the Grand Canal X1 2013  

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View from the summit of Janga-Tau (5058 m) over the Bezengi wall with Janga West summit, Katyn-Tau (4979 m) and Gestola (4860m). Elbrus (5642 m) is visible in the distance. Caucasus, June 2012. Leic

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Blu --Here is my neighbourhood two days ago, I am always amazed at the deceit and fantasy involved in selling real estate. ISO 160 F8 @ 125

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a few from my first hour with the X1

 

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First shots from my X1. AF is . . . deliberate, probably faster than I ever focused on an M, but something about the colors produced by the X1 appeals to me.

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New member here... hi! I love the elmarit lens on the X1... razor sharp at f/2.8 too:

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Gilgabo, your shot of the girl is superb.

 

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I like all three and if I may, they deserve separate posts so they can really be appreciated. I am in agreement with Saru about the first one, but taking more time to look, I also really like the second and, in the third one it is cool how you caught the man in the red hat off balance. I like what that does to the strong form of the lady image in the window.

 

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Although pipe smoking is out of style and even taboo in many quarters, pipes as objects d'art can be quite fascinating. This "Dublin" exemplifies that nicely. While enjoying my occasional smoke in the confines of the garage recently, the light inspired me to grab my X1 for this study.

 

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ISO 400, 4.8 @1/60th. The end of winter, looking though the back window today.

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from a recent trip to Point Lobos State Park in CA:

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Indian security forces in Bihar, India.

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