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Today's shot was done for our photo club project. Centro 365. One picture a day from the exact same spot. That is the only constraint. We have a google sheet and submit our name on available dates. Today I used my granddaughter with an old suitcase as a prop. Went B&W + sepia for an older look.

I'm going to break the forum rules. This picture is one that I didn't take. But my granddaughter did. I have handed her my Fuji X-10 and she took this one. So I hope the Mods won't slap me too hard. :) I used a tiny bit of Oil Paint filter just to get rid of the so tiny wrinkles that Line and I...

Still raining and the Fuchsia still loosing ground with the shorter days.

Granddaughter upside down on the hammock, makes for an interesting lighting coming from under (the shot has been rotated 180 degrees). With a bit of help from the wind.

Macros of the day. Df Sigma 150.

Outside portraits, some with the 200-500 +1.4 TC II and the others with the 105 2.5 AIs manual focus.

Reflexion, first signs of fall.

Well my daughter got married yesterday. I hired a local pro to do the pictures, but I got there early and was able to catch a few shots of her and her daughter getting their hair dressed. And this is as close I got of taking a selfie. :)

The shadow that had a hard time getting up the stairs.

Fall stilness.

More frozen flowers

I don't want this to be entered. I choose the topic but I just wanted to get you guys a kick start. :)

Playing with ice.

Morning before the rain starts.

My shot for our Centro 365 project. In-camera double exposure followed by an "Oil Paint" filter in PS.

1954 Chevrolet BelAir.

Flower shot with the X-T2, 18-55 with 15mm extension tube.

The general store.

Dying flowers are a sure sign that summer's over.