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    On 1/16/2022 at 3:54 PM, davidvanchu said:

    M10-R + Summilux 35mm FLE

    I hope everyone keeps their retirement funds in mind when thinking of buying that new lens or camera 😂

    well, it's really The Power of Habits 

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      Just now, Boojay said:

      These two are not very goodnusual to get them so close and still.  M10R 75 CV

       

      Not sure why, but I can't see your image; here's what I get to see:

       

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        Not sure why, but I can't see your image; here's what I get to see:

         

        Sorry Mike, is it there now?  Think I was editing the post because it had loaded oddly.

         

         

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          Lovely photo, clear, sharp, centered, and pretty.  35mm?  This must be a very tiny part of your image, very impressive.  Hand held, or tripod?

          My brother has a hawk that after a year of visiting, sort of adopted his property as its home.  The bird accepts him walking around and taking photos, but it always seems to be looking right at him.  I took some photos, but none came out anything as nice as your photo.  Tripod?

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            44 minutes ago, MikeMyers said:

            Lovely photo, clear, sharp, centered, and pretty.  35mm?  This must be a very tiny part of your image, very impressive.  Hand held, or tripod?

            My brother has a hawk that after a year of visiting, sort of adopted his property as its home.  The bird accepts him walking around and taking photos, but it always seems to be looking right at him.  I took some photos, but none came out anything as nice as your photo.  Tripod?

            No tripod. There are a couple of red tail hawks around our property. Was driving to work in my car and happened to pull up next to this one in a tree. Shocked he let me lean over, grab my camera and grab a couple before he flew away. He was probably about 20-25 feet away. hand held sitting in my car looking out at the tree to the left of the driver's side. Cropped...a lot.

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              I guess they all missed the sign, but it's actually very safe where the people are. Probably about 15 inches thick by now.

              M10R, 28 Summaron

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                18 hours ago, Boojay said:

                Still can't understand why Forty Shillings and not £2 - M10R 50 Lux

                 

                Perception. The number sounds bigger and more important. The type is a significant few points larger for “FORTY SHILLINGS”

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                  M10R & 35mm Summilux FLE

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