** Weekly Sigma Photos Thread, July 6-13, 2025 **

Little walk in southern GA this morning, with the fpL & Lumix 28-200 macro. Really fun and versatile lens to use. Next time out will be with the 100mm 2.8 macro...





















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Thanks for beginning the weekly thread, Winnie. I've been rather absent from the forum this week. I've been generally recovering from the Iceland trip (and knitting) all week, having arrived home very early last Monday morning. I have not edited any fpL photos, just a couple DP2Merrill and one DP3Merrill, on flickr. I took only one photo with the DP3M and fewer than 10 probably with the DP2Merrill. Here's our neighboring street in Reykjavik, driving, we had to watch out for pedestrians!

I used the fpL + Lumix 20-60mm 90+ percent of the time, and many scenic shots were relatively distant. I now need to edit/crop the majority of my scenic photos. I used the 90mm only one day, finding greater versatility with the zoom 20-60mm shooting at maximum resolution.


Laugavegur street, one block from our bnb

a few more on flickr

https://www.flickr.com/photos/sandyfleischmann/

Well done Winnie

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Barry Byrd
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'Liking it ain't required'
Gary Hale
1952-2008

Took a little morning walk downtown, in Brunswick, GA with the BF.

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Cheers, Luuk
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jpegs, with editing in iPad photo library. I had the in-camera cropping set to 1.75x, to keep the file size down a bit, and also some cropping during editing.


crab up a Palm Tree

I decided to explore a little more today, with my Sigma SD Quattro H and 40mm f1.4 Art.













Yes, those are OOC jpegs, so they could look a bit more detailed.

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Scott Barton Kennelly
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Scottelly said:

I decided to explore a little more today, with my Sigma SD Quattro H and 40mm f1.4 Art.











Yes, those are OOC jpegs, so they could look a bit more detailed.

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Love these two shots, and the detail on the wagon is perfect.

Thanks!

Sorry, my mistake on the dates which should read 14 July - 20 July (not June!)