Pics you’ve taken,

[Palmer]

Not a great picture, but I had to put this up - Clearaudio Emotion TT, the tonearm lift would not go down, and would stop halfway without the needle touching the record.
Might be at least one reason why the owner sold it, box included - for a great price. This is the underside of the block that houses the lift, and let me tell you - not an easy fix.
I had to try a dozen times to get the spring ratio and silicon grease to a point which gets this contraption to do its job again. Message me, if you need tips on this... happy to help.

 

[smygolf]

It is years since i last was out with the camera.
Looked around in one of the archives for fun.

HDR night picture

Some of my Babies

 

[Graham849]

Sunset in Samoa

 

[WillBrink]

Absolutely! Loved the time we had with our two retired racers. Very sweet dogs and absolute couch potatoes. Mid-Fall to Mid-Spring they wore fleece jammies and slept under blankets as well. Such wonderful dogs, and yours is beautiful!

Thanx bro!

 

[Somafunk]

Lined up in no particular order of preference, pics taken to highlight different shell sizes/nozzle angles etc.

(And because I was fiddling around with trying out tips/bored )

 

[LTig]

A hare on the freshly cut corn field, right in front of our home at a distance of about 20m. Pic taken from living room, Panasonic G91 with Panasonic/Leica 100-400 at 400, processed (sharpness, contrast), clipped and downsized for ASR.

 

[VintageFlanker]

 

[VintageFlanker]

 

[Andysu]

pictures look a bit lousy , used the wrong setting should have been set at f 2.8

 

[tengiz]

Final verdict pending... a sniff-FF!

 

[VintageFlanker]

Nîmes, France.

 

[alpha67]

 

[alpha67]

Meteora...

 

[alpha67]

 

[WillBrink]

My ex racers at the beach:

 

[Philbo King]

 

[VintageFlanker]

 

[RobL]

This fox was in behind my shop. Her eyes just slay me…definitely not just a dumb animal.

 

[Doodski]

This fox was in behind my shop. Her eyes just slay me…definitely not just a dumb animal.

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I was hitch hiking one night about age 19 and experienced a dead zone where there was little to no traffic and so I stood there for ~5 hours attempting to get a ride and at ~3:30 am while I leaned against a steel lighting pole at a intersection ~8 miles from the nearest small town out in the mountains of British Columbia with my eyes closed trying to relax and rest I opened my eyes slowly to peek about and a fox was sitting on it's haunches about 10 feet away looking at me and blinking. I looked at it, it looked at me and we did this for maybe a minute and a half. The fox stood on it's 4 legs and then with a little sideways sorta tracking trot went right past and and casually trotted off into the darkness. It was so cool.

 

[terryforsythe]

St. Pete Beach, FL