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On 12/21/2020 at 10:04 AM, John Miranda said:

Train Tracks, North of Tucson

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Nice image, John. What lens is this? 

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I was out walking in an arboretum a few days ago and came across this flock of turkeys. I couldn't believe how close they let me get. This was taken with a 50mm Summilux asph.

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I was out walking in an arboretum a few days ago and came across this flock of turkeys. I couldn't believe how close they let me get. This was taken with a 50mm Summilux asph.

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Probably used to being fed at the arboretum

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I was out walking in an arboretum a few days ago and came across this flock of turkeys. I couldn't believe how close they let me get. This was taken with a 50mm Summilux asph.

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Brent, is that the Univ. Minnesota arboretum?  If so, I've been there.  Great place.

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New Sunnies - 50 APO, 12,500 iso, f4 no filters

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Mother and Child interaction 12,500 iso 50 M Apo

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Old stereo, found these on eBay a decade back, both still going strong. The amp and reel to reel date to late 1970s.   

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Brent, is that the Univ. Minnesota arboretum?  If so, I've been there.  Great place.

Right next door. It's the University of Wisconsin Arboretum in Madison. I imagine they would look very similar. Remember what Ronald Reagan said? "If you've seen one tree you've seen them all." 😉

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Eider ducks by the Rockland Municipal Fish Pier, late December

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By the front door - waiting to be donned.  M10M, VM 35mm Nokton III f1.2.

 

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