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Another geezer like me but with a Sony A1.

D River State Recreation Site, Lincoln City, OR FWIW, I miss the ocean, too, now that I live near DFW.

Whales are feeding near the kelp beds off shore at Depoe Bay, OR.

It's been a while since I had a Coolpix camera. Recently, though, I got interested in the P7800...an oldie, released in 2013. It arrived yesterday. Here are some first shots. BTW, after posting, I noticed that the date in the EXIF data was wrong. I must have fat fingered the set up. :geek:

I succumbed to a bout of G.A.S. this week and bought a used Coolpix P7800 on Amazon. I've owned several Coolpix cameras (P530, B700, P1000 & A1000) over the years. I sold all of them once I started shooting wildlife in action with Nikon ILCs. One of the things that attracted my interest is that...

The harbor in Newport, Oregon

Well done. Enjoy it.

It's a great camera. I got mine for shooting wildlife but it will handle most anything. I kept my D7500 as a very capable backup. I've had mainly excellent experiences purchasing used cameras. I got my D500 from MPB 3 years ago for ~$1,250. The shutter count was less than 4,800.

I do but they were all taken with film cameras and I've never digitized them.

Many years ago, long before I retired, I was a "peddler", selling my employer's wares in the Scandinavian countries. Sometimes I had business at the shipyard in Malmö. On those occasions, I made it a point to stay in Copenhagen either at the Hotel d'Angleterre or the Admiral Hotel so that in the...

Your pictures stir up memories of when The Americas Cup was a contest between 12 meter boats. Much more interesting than what it eventually morphed into IMO.

Sparrows Steller's Jay, the only crested jay found west of the Rockies

Your post reminded me of my first experience on a sailboat. I was in college in the early '60s. A buddy who was an accomplished sailor, recruited me and a couple of other guys from school as deckhands to help him sail a beautiful 45' wooden sailboat from Marblehead, MA to Boothbay Harbor, ME...