Poldersnapper
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Thank you Bob, wide views are still my thing and with the 16-50mm at 21mm, I needed three rows to catch the top of that tall building
André
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** Weekly X Series Photo Thread 25 NOV - 01 DEC**
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André
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19andrew47
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Looks lovely Dave! I will bet the meal was wonderful too!
Andrew
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19andrew47
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A nice set Bob. I particularly like the first. I need to drop in here more often. Obviously I have missed out on what has happened in your life!
Andrew
Andrew
It was the first time since Dad passed this summer we had one that wasn't prepared at my parents' house. So much easier on my mom and fun for us too!
Since you asked I was impressed with this carved melon.
The creme brûlée was good but I loved the Cannoli, which wasn't out yet in this shot.
My niece in the gray skirt eyes the choices.
Hope you have a great holiday season!!!
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Dave
Morris0
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These are with the X-T3 + 100-400 + 1.4x on tripod
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Clare II is featured in all and Mel is in the background of the. They reside at the Queens Zoo, a rescue facility here in New York City. Both have damaged wings and will never be released unlike many of the other residents of the facility.
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
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Clare II is featured in all and Mel is in the background of the. They reside at the Queens Zoo, a rescue facility here in New York City. Both have damaged wings and will never be released unlike many of the other residents of the facility.
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
Old Timer63
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Not much to say other than they look superb to me, well done
Dave
Dave
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