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Congratulations! It is challenging when your daughter gets married. Excellent Photos.

Mine is on the list. I did a pull test or three. I contacted Nikon. They take your info and explain that they will send a shipping label when they open a slot. That should minimize the time in the service center. I have a Small Rig L-Bracket that reinforces the left lug. I have a different...

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I shifted my gaze from the 180-600 Z lens to something I would get much more use out of... I went with the 24-120 f4 S lens. I am just not a fan of packing the big lenses around, but the old me pushes me to think I can handle it... it will be fun... there is no downside... Maybe I will wait...

I was fiddling with the 24-120 f4 S lens today. This is on the Z8. I think I like the lens. It is a keeper for an outside walk-around lens. The 24-70 f2.8 will continue as my main lens at church etc. A friend from church mows my grass these days. I cannot do it anymore. It is on a steep...

Well, I am going to pass on this lens. I think big lenses may be in my rearview mirror these days. I picked up a 24-120 f4 S lens yesterday. That will work on my out-and-about stuff.

That is a good review. Thanks, Woody! I am on the list at my local shop. I like the internal zoom over the extended zoom. I am anxious to see it in person when they are released. I have not completely committed yet, but I am about 90%. Weight is my concern. If it is not measurably lighter...

Welcome! I hope you enjoy your new adventure. I started photography when I was about 60. If you can learn to shoot in manual that is the most fun.

It could be my eyes too. Cataract surgery soon. I am just using standard on the Z8. Thanks for the input.

Waiting on a train

Back in Kentucky

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I had cheep subscription to this magazine. It is decent but over priced.

Little farm outside Coon Valley, Wis

This is the Three Chimmines. When I was a kid I climbed the two outside ones, but I could not manage the middle one. Crazy kids... no ropes... just free climbed. There were 3 of us and we started in our preteen years. They are about 150 feet tall... or that is what I have been told. I...

One of my Great Uncle's homes. They are gone but the folks that bought it have made it nice. It is tough to get an image. Trees surround it.

Thrashing Machine... no electricity to run it. The Amish prefer that their image not be captured. No portraits.