Jack D.

I'm being envious. :-P Beautiful as always.

What do you mean saying about cooler with no ice in?  So how will taste a single malt whisky which every Sigma shooter suppose to have in a cooler in addition to Sigma gear???:-P:-P:-P

So beautiful.

I have to agree with all guys here: this is really great photo.;-)

I think that title suppose to be tad different. My proposition: "What are YOU doing here?" Good catch.

Hello every1: It looks like I was in a wrong forum for a long time (I have A7Marc2 (Marc is a tribute to a friend of mine) and by mistake I was in NEX forum). Shame on me.:-P:-P:-P Today was good ...

Next masterpiece (as always).:-D

Thanks to all of you for comments. PanoMax: this is not a pano. I've stacked three photos to get better waves effect from left and right side of bulldozer.

Taken in Mantoloking, NJ. Three pics stacked. Sigma DP1x used. CC are welcome.

Next masterpiece from you, Marco. I love minimalism.

Lake Serwy, NE Poland: Sigma DP1x at 16.6mm, f5.6, s1/80, ISO100

Next "ouch" shot, Marco. I think, I will start to call you MoMP (Master of Mystery Pictures).:-D ;-)

Thank you, Scott. And one more thing: the correct name of birds is: CANADA GEESE not Canadian Geese. My apology for misleading title.:-) Thank you, Jim Rickards.

Here is  a panoramic version of this photo as you've suggested. It looks interesting indeed.

Thank you all for your comments. D Cox: I think that this is matter of personal taste. In the matter of fact you are very first person pointing this. And it doesn't bother me at all. But others can ...

Beautiful. Well captured. You were lucky because on Monday (if I am not mistaken) they (the authorities) declared state of emergency for Warsaw due to heavy smog. But you seem to be OK, right?:-)

Taken a few days ago with my "ol" DP1x: CC are welcome as always.

Congrats, Marco. You have deserved it.

I would also concern of buying a new/used one as I am afraid that Sigma may not provide any service to this model anymore due to its age or cost of repair will be higher than the camera's real value .