
Taken with the S95
- The G1X on the breakfast table as I wait for morning coffee. Taken with the s95. I don't know why Canon didn't add a little clip to the lens cap just like they did with some of their camcorders... you could clip the lens cap to the strap rather than have it dangle.

Taken with the S95
- Who says the G1X is a "thick, bulky camera?" For a camera that gives the average entry-level DSLR a run for it's money, this is a TINY camera by comparison. I don't know why people keep calling it a 'huge brick' when it's nothing like a DSLR in terms of size.

Traffic queued up... The sun was still in the process of getting over the horizon.

Here comes the sun. Taken as I await my turn to enter the traffic queue.

I am fascinated by the Harry's Cafe De Wheels neon signage. Interesting to test digital cameras with neon because they used to wash out the area of maximum brightness with a "blooming effect". The G11 was the first compact digital that I used which could capture neon pretty much as the human eye sees it. The G1X does as well.

This fence is actually at an odd angle because it crests a hill. The local bicycle store owner paid graffiti artists to decorate the wall.

Infra Red (with a Hoya R72) filter test. Played around with this shot a little.

Infra Red (with a Hoya R72) filter test.

A Neon+Argon+Xenon filled Plasma Ball - captured exactly as the eye sees it. Same intensity and color saturation.

A picture of Mauii from a couple of days ago.. forgot about this one. Some nice detail captured around his chin and nose.

Abstract Street Shot.

Trees reflected on building windows.

Waiting for a pizza to cook, I snapped this shot of three rather boring looking steel-legged red stools.

Steel Legs.

My "signature dish" Steak pizza with balsamic vinegar drizzled on top. (photographed on the front seat of my car).

Xenon-Plasma at 35 Kv - just as it appears to the eyes.

Taken with the S95
- The G1X has a raised Scroll Wheel - which is a welcome improvement to the design ... unlike the G11 which has a recessed wheel that made it much harder to select or scroll without hitting the wrong button.

Taken with the S95
- Closeup view of the G1X lens which has an optically treated/coated (and extremely thin) outer glass element. This is easily cleaned with a microfiber cloth.