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Here's an oldie from my film days w/ Nikon F3, 180mm, Kodak T-Max 400, Chicago circa 1988 speeding train

I'm sure you'll be showing us photos of your nature areas. Looking forward to many wonderful pix.

antique cutting boards

screw and bolt bins

I love this camera. Wish I could afford it. Looking forward to seeing photos from it w/ the 24-70. Are you planning on buying 40/2.0/se?

broken fence

Valley fence

That's one of the best jokes I've heard (read) in a long time. Thanks for sharing it.

There's a tiny bird in this picture...LOL. Only had a 180mm on D750 and cropped a fair amount too. I know my limits and I'm not meant to be a bird photog like many folks here. :cool: Bird in tree

Went out yesterday to neighborhood fountain. Floating leaves

All I have is a D750, 24G, 35G, and 70-300E. It's a nice simple system w/ good lenses. I usually go out w/ the 35mm to keep it small and simple, unless I have a specific purpose in mind. I likewise would like a smaller camera for a travel camera, but can't decide...plus good cameras are so...

I wish new Zf was on sale...but not holding my breath. :)

While having a slow leak patched. Tire Doctor Waiting room

I just came across this thread. I like B/W a lot, so I'll post a pretty recent one from early voting for local elections.

True, we were gifted it from dear friends.

With a whole week to ponder an idea, someone has to kick start it. With so many variations from trickles to multiple drops to an elongated single drop, I decided to go for it with this one...for better or worse. This is a perfect subject for a macro lens ,which I don't have. Water drop

Bingo!

A little bit bigger. Here's a little more information. Can you guess now?

Fantastic B/W street photo.