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Cloudy day by #1923#, auf Flickr

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Another landscape photo in b/w

 

dreary day by #1923#, auf Flickr

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Fujifilm X100 - 35mm equivalent, ISO 200, 1/170 sec, f/5.6

2019 Cerny Barn Pano

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Fuji X-T3 and 10-24

Godrevy Lighthouse - SW Cornwall

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Strait of Gibraltar with the Moroccan Atlas mountains in the back.

 

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The land before you is in Glacier National Park, known as the Jackson Glacier Overlook... the milky way was a bonus.

X-T1 | Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 lens

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1 hour ago, JXPhotoGuy said:

The land before you is in Glacier National Park, known as the Jackson Glacier Overlook... the milky way was a bonus.

X-T1 | Rokinon 12mm f/2.0 lens

So small?

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Fuji X100F

Taken 14 Feb 2021

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The city who adopted me...

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I try again...

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X-Pro3 + Fuji 14mm F2.8

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Fuji xe3 with Lensbaby Obscura. 16

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Oregon Coast, X-100s.

 

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Monterey Cypress Pacific Grove, CA. X-P1, 14mm.

 

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My neighbor makes these bells from expired gas tanks. X-H1, 70-300+1.4TC @ F8, 1/750 sec. Acros+R. X-H1, 70-300+1.4TC, Acros+R.

 

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