strawbale

Makes me wanting to go and visit Bordeaux - thanks for sharing!

I like the horizontal axis of the first graph: 0 - 2.5 - 5 - 7.5 - 10 - 12.5
We're the .5 intended for ex-aequo winners?

"... I feel like it's necessary"
Can we drop the 'like' too, please?

Beautiful ship, great shots, André. Be careful not to become a jpeg-only shooter, like me ;-)

get a grip

or ovengloves

Yeas, tried different FLs, depending on the bird-feeder (size) too. Can't zoom remotely, only choose between single shot / multiple shots / continuous (also depending on the camera settings). Need ...

looks pretty convincing!

Forgot to say, I think it's the 'Peacock': http://www.eurobutterflies.com/sp/io.php

I should have said "a very, very good shot" as well - thank you for sharing.

Very useful indeed! However, re #4 I doubt that's a hawfinch, which has an even bigger beak (and more colour) than the one in your photo, it seems.

PS: should have used a bigger aperture (on the first two shots) a few from this afternoon Bluetit Greenfinch

Nice shot, Augustin!

this morning, first try, (still) heavily cropped, radio remote used from within the house @ 15-20m (50-65 ft) http://www.vellogear.com/freewave-wireless-remote-shutter-release-for-nikon-dc-2-connection

@Pooya Rastin They're not - they're 2 to 3 times slower:
http://www.fastestssd.com/featured/ssd-rankings-the-fastest-solid-state-drives/#m2

Very bulky compared to what?

that's why I'm keeping my 1/1.7" P7800 with very sharp 28-200 f/2-4 zoom

Thank you all for your nice comments :-)

I forgot my sunglasses, could hardly see anything on the LCD screen and had only limited metering info looking through the small VF (with my normal glasses), so did a few shots with EC just in ...

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/60971321 snow shoeing = raquettes