**PART 2** This Week Through Your Eyes 2022.12.03
**PART 2** This Week Through Your Eyes 2022.12.03
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- Please reply to my original post when submitting your own pictures.
- Photos do not have to be taken on m4/3. This long-running thread is a community for both m4/3 users and also old friends who have moved away or are experimenting with other systems, including me.
- Give your reply a title.
- Leave your guns and knives at the door. Keep it polite. There are plenty of other threads if you can’t manage that.
- First thread kicks off Saturday morning (UK time).
- The word ‘Equivalence’ is banned.
- Newbies encouraged, any standard.
- Don’t just post and run, try to comment on other peoples’ work. We all like to get feedback.
- Avoid wasting thread space with replies such as “Thanks n/t”
- Try to avoid separate posts with pictures of a similar theme. Put them all in the same post to avoid filling the threads too quickly.
- Photographs do not have to have been taken this week.
- Pictures of ducks in the local park, cherry blossom close ups or homeless people? C’mon, you’re better than that.
- Posting here implies you’re happy to receive a critique of your work.
I start Part 2 of a thread before Part 1 is full (at around 110/150 posts). At that point, continue discussions in Part 1 but please don't post any new photographs there. This prevents any tail-enders’ photographs being marooned with no room for comments.
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-GM5
Sony a7R III
Olympus M.Zuiko Digital 45mm F1.8
Samyang 7.5mm F3.5 Fisheye
Panasonic Lumix G Vario HD 12-32mm F3.5-5.6 Mega OIS
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