Morant's Curve in a Thunderstorm (Nikon z6 + 24-70mm f4 S)
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.
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.
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.
The Parthenon on Film
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.
The Parthenon on Film
I bought a Minolta Hi-Matic AF for my trip to Greece and boy did it impress. The fixed 38mm 2.8 lens was incredibly sharp and I got great results on Kodak Gold 200.