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Train Station in Nyssa, Oregon. Unfortunately, no longer in use.

Nyssa, Oregon

HHHR

Another image from Utah. This feature shows tighter strata (more lines).

Those are sediment layers. The sediment was once on the bottom of the ocean. Thicker layers are sometimes marked by thinner layers of a different material.

I am looking forward to using this lens on some upcoming travel as a one lens option. I did a gear exchange with MPB and am quite happy with the outcome.

This arrived today. Used Olympus 12-100mm.

Pen-f, the new one.

New Plymouth, Idaho

Gooding, Idaho

Brunea Dunes State Park, Idaho

Nice!

Utah

I have never had a X100. I preordered the VI. I did not stay up all night waiting for preorders to open. I got up in the morning, made coffee and then preorder it. So I should get mine in about 18-months if I am lucky.

$1,599. Pre orders are being accepted at all major and probably some minor camera retailers. Will the price come down in the future? My guess is not for a long time.

The X100VI has three crop modes built in.

Olympus -35 ECR

The Streets of Boise

This is very cool. Great capture.

West face of Mount Bora, tallest mountain in Idaho.

Yes

Wyoming Territorial Prison, Laramie, Wyoming. Great historical museum now and worth a visit.

Don't know what your budget is but a used Fujifilm XT-3 or XPro-2 with Sigma 18-50mm f/2.8 make a great small super fun camera kit. For a comparable fuji prime to the Oly 17mm, get the 23mm f/2.0. Weather sealed and very small and compact. If you don't need weather sealing the XT-30 ii is a...

Kodak disc 3100. About the size of a cell phone.

Elk

Aspens in the Fall

Last Sunday morning sunshine felt like rain.

Thank you. I really like this lens.

Box Canyon

Red-tailed hawk with a wood duck in its talons.

Here are a couple of photographs of the lens on the EM1-MKiii

I think you will be very happy.

Some other stuff

Mountains with the 40-150mm f/4.0.

I use it all the time. I have had it for about a year. I use it on an EM1-Miii. I will post some images.

It is a super lens. Light weight, sharp across all focal lengths, compact. Not as popular as its big brother the f/2.8 version but also much less expensive and much more compact.

Ricoh GRIII is the best one handed camera. But, expensive, not weather sealed, sucks at video, slow to focus, and fixed focal length.

Grain silos and approaching storm.