It's been a year and a half since I shot a train on Morant's Curve in Banff, Alberta, and I was so excited to catch a train there again that I somewhat foolishly stayed out in a thunderstorm but it paid off! I love this location and I'll never skip it when visiting Banff.
70mm, 1/400, f/5.6, ISO100
My second trip to Banff and I don't think it will ever get old.
Better yet, this is a half-res export to get the upload size down. When the focus hits (over 90% of the time), I have trouble deciding if my Nikon z6ii or this is sharper.
I loved my Pebbles (red and Time) so much. I've moved on to mechanical watches but it was one of my all-time favorites.
Sure, it's a $100 knockoff of the Rolex/Tudor classic, but you get a mechaquartz movement and the peace of mind that only comes with wearing a watch that doesn't cost as much as a car on your wrist.
Functionally it's not very different. Everyone on a different federated server can access all the other "subreddits." However, your account is hosted by the server you joined. If it were to go down, I suppose your account would disappear.
Good question, it varies by server. Beehaw.org for example limits sub creation to admins.
Technically, this too feels like a reddit migration post 🤔
I'm just in awe that it keeps getting worse for him every minute. Looks like a slam dunk case.
I love the detail the grain captures. I took my Nikon z6ii as well but I love the film pictures more.
I bought a Minolta Hi-Matic AF for my trip to Greece and boy did it pay off. The fixed 38mm 2.8 lens is super sharp and I got great results on Kodak Gold 200.
FTL for iPad. Just a brilliant game through and through that makes the transition from desktop to tablet perfectly.