[paulh]

Creek crossing from last October:

[WPRESTO]

Creek crossing from last October:

You do have some really nice places to walk.

[Scorpio71GR]

Yesterday at the sculpture park with the 16-85. I wish I had bought this lens sooner.

[WPRESTO]

The 16~85mm is definitely my favorite standard zoom for the K3, but the 28~105mm does very well on a K1.

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[paulh]

You do have some really nice places to walk.

Thanks, Walt. At first glance, our featureless prairies don't appear to offer much, but dig a bit deeper and you'll find some hidden beauty. Yes, we are blessed with literally miles and miles of park walkways in this area.

Great 'scapes guys!

[Scorpio71GR]

The 16~85mm is definitely my favorite standard zoom for the K3, but the 28~105mm does very well on a K1.

The 28-105 does well on the K3 too, I ready for my K1 if I get the money for it. This is one with the 28-105 on the K50 from my walk downtown today. I had the 60-250 on the K3.

[paulh]

Breathtaking view of some work under the wires

[Scorpio71GR]

Breathtaking view of some work under the wires

I don't even like going on my roof.

Follow the road.


K-01 and Sigma 8-16

[paulh]

[WPRESTO]

A lot of the foreground was in pretty deep shadow, but PP pulled out plenty of detail

[taks]

Olympic Mountains

[WPRESTO]

Here's a pretty bleak landscape in southern California.

[paulh]

Down in the creek last November:

[paulh]

Not an ideal place for a forest walk...

[WPRESTO]

This environment is a bit more open, but a good idea to think about how long and far you want to walk.