Nice Photos.

The Downtown Lights <homage to Blue Nile>

Dawn at the top of Mount Haleakala, Maui, Hawaii -- height of over 10,000 ft, 6:10am

My son's birthday yesterday.

Graeme

I like this thread. It is one of the best on the Forum! George

A couple from our recent Canada holiday...


Yes, that is really a canoe.



Cute with ATTITUDE...

Snorkelling off maui, at molokini crater:

Three for marc newman -- www.mamasfishhouse.com frontage...

Looks like a nice holiday, Jon.


Yesterday night:

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Snorkelling off maui, at molokini crater:

Lovely picture Jon. Are they parrot fish?

Daughter and friend.

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Some great pics here; love Mattp's penguins

Monaco. Quite near Nice.

Looking Back at an Eclipsed Earth from Mir 27 in 2001.

Wow! what an interesting shot. What lens did you use 555?

Gary

It was a great trip, but I got one of my staff to take the pic' Gary.

Cheers - John

I had a nice (and uncharacteristically dry) few days in The Lakes last week :-



Brothers Water.





...and another view.



Hartsop Dodd.

lovelly Tony

Thanks mate. Good old Lumix!

Dear Tony,

I went to the Lakes in May 1979 with my brother straight after passing my driving test. We went round in a blue mini pick-up - OUJ 898 M - and went on some very long but badly planned walks!

We discovered Brothers Water which is such nice lake, and when we were there, almost deserted, unlike the more famous ones.

I have some lovely photos taken on a very old [even then] camera. An Agfa Synchro-box [Synchro, because it could be linked to a separate flash unit!], which took rolls of eight exposures on absolutely massive negatives! The pictures still exist, so I will try to dig them out. Hardly very scientific photography, but surprisongly good really.

Unfortunately I have no scanner, so cannot work them up for this thread.

I took perhaps 200 photos with the old Agfa, and sadly have not still got the negatives, but one day I should archive the prints in digital form.

I now have a really old Canonette Rangefinder, which takes superb photos. That was my grandmother's camera. When she died I was offered the choice of three 35 mm cameras of hers. A modern point and snap, the Canonette and a Zeiss, which was totally manual, and very good.

I opted for the Canonette because my grandmother took so many pictures of my brother and I on holiday there [in Norway] with it! I thought it would be nice to keep the old thing going and in the family!

Lovely pictures. ATB from George

ATB from George

Amazingly crisp contrasty shots Tony - looks lovely - amazingly good luck with the weather too!!

Peter

Wat Arun

Crater Lake - Central Oregon

A picture I took of my best friend's son, Levi.

My pic of the par 3 10th at Pacific Dunes on the Oregon Coast.

Best course ever.