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Desert Color (M9-P & 28mm ASPH)

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When did you have time to shoot since you are spending all your time posting "comments" to every person on this and other forums?! ... LOL!
 
Par71 said:
When did you have time to shoot since you are spending all your time posting "comments" to every person on this and other forums?! ... LOL!
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Haha! LOL! I sleep very little. Besides I love to look at other people's pictures and comment on them...one of my joys in life! :)

Thank you for your comment!

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
Dima Storogenko said:
This is simply beautiful. Really.. Wish you make the same pictures at Grand Teton with this amazing camera.
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Thank you, Dima! I plan to do a lot of traveling this summer and fall with this camera. My goal is to hike with the M9-P, 18mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 90mm. Should be an awesome next few months! :)

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
janlu said:
Ah..... finally , what a great start !!! Congrats dear Mahesh , colors are just perfect as composition .... we are gonna to see some great landscapes ... :)

Best, Gianluca
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Thanks, Gianluca! I think this summer and fall are gonna be great for landscapes here in the pacific northwest. Stay tuned! :)

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
He he buddy, still remember? :-)

Happy to see you with such a Gem in hands ... good hands...

Regards

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Paulo Abreu,

'It is not worthy to make a video of your life - just keep the best moments in
pictures!'
 
Very nice, I just swapped that lens for a 35mm, I'm already regretting it.

Paul
 
Paulo Abreu said:
He he buddy, still remember? :-)

Happy to see you with such a Gem in hands ... good hands...

Regards
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Haha! GREAT to see you here, my friend. I miss you and your great posts on the Fuji SLR forum. How are your two ladies doing, you lucky guy! :) Any recent pictures to share? Your daughter must be in college by now, correct?

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
Paul20 said:
Very nice, I just swapped that lens for a 35mm, I'm already regretting it.

Paul
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Thanks, Paul! I recently picked up the Zeiss 35mm Biogon T* f/2 which is a nice, inexpensive alternative to the Leica. I really like the look of both 35 and 28 mm. However, if one doesn't one vs the other, the grass will always look greener on the other side. :)

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
Hi Mahesh,
Mahesh said:
Haha! GREAT to see you here, my friend. I miss you and your great posts on the Fuji SLR forum. How are your two ladies doing, you lucky guy! :) Any recent pictures to share? Your daughter must be in college by now, correct?
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My ladies are OK. My daughter here the left with the white shirt (Yes, she is already in college, just finished 1st year):



Another picture:



Regards
Mahesh said:
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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
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--
Paulo Abreu,

'It is not worthy to make a video of your life - just keep the best moments in
pictures!'
 
Paulo Abreu said:
Mahesh said:
Haha! GREAT to see you here, my friend. I miss you and your great posts on the Fuji SLR forum. How are your two ladies doing, you lucky guy! :) Any recent pictures to share? Your daughter must be in college by now, correct?
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My ladies are OK. My daughter here the left with the white shirt (Yes, she is already in college, just finished 1st year):
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Beautiful! She's certainly grown up to be a beautiful young woman. Makes me feel old and fat. LOL! :) It's so good to see you and yours doing so well.

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Shoot in RAW because memory is cheap, but memories are priceless.

Mahesh

http://www.StarvingPhotographer.com
 
Awesome photo - love it!

john
 
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