[texandrews]

Not far from the Ste Anne is a small affluent where trout reproduce in these quiet pools. 645Z + 67 M 55-100 mm f/4.5 @ f/11 and 75 mm FL.

You're doing this on purpose! And of course I appreciate the photos...

[RICHARD L.]

I'm just testing your sense of humor ... lol ! When the Canada - U.S. Border reopens, come up North to catch trout.

Regards

[texandrews]

I'm just testing your sense of humor ... lol ! When the Canada - U.S. Border reopens, come up North to catch trout.

Regards

Actually---that was on my list for this past summer until the pandemic. Wanted to go up north of Cabin Country to get into some decent brookies (down our way they're all about 6 inches long....). But I am an equal opportunity angler, and that bigger water looks like great water for smallies. Sigh. Next year, I hope....I also have an ongoing photo project up that way I started in 2018 that needs some more attention....

[RICHARD L.]

Tripod-mounted 645Z + 645 FA 200 mm f/4, 1/500 sec and f/8. A wide opening was used to make the background a little fuzzy.

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[RICHARD L.]

[barondla]

Beautiful image. Sharp and very 3 dimensional.

[TDvN57]

Great pictures and thanks for sharing, makes me want to get out again. Thanks Richard and Matt.

[Ed Hurst]

The Dr. Chau Chak Wing Building at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) was completed in November 2014. It's quite a remarkable thing... Designed by Frank Gehry, the building was named after an Australian-Chinese businessman who donated AU$20 million to the project, along with an additional AU$5 million for Australia-China scholarships. His son also studied architecture at UTS.

The building, which appears to have very few regular or flat surfaces, was said to have been inspired by the idea of a tree-house. Others have likened it to "a squashed brown paper bag"! Nonetheless, it's won various awards...

Notice the crazy, scattered reflections of the star trails in many of the windows.


645Z with 25mm DA lens
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[Ed Hurst]

Same night as the shot above... I don't think I need to describe the location this time!

645Z with 28-45mm DA shot (@34mm)
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[RICHARD L.]

Thank you for your words of appreciation ! Autumn pictures should begin to follow in the coming weeks.


Regards

[cometguy]

Same night as the shot above... I don't think I need to describe the location this time!

645Z with 28-45mm DA shot (@34mm)
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How do you get a dark sky with star trails like that in such a light-polluted area?!

[RICHARD L.]

[RICHARD L.]

Pentax 645Z + FA 33-55 mm f/4.5 @ 45 mm FL and f/16.

[RICHARD L.]

Picture taken handheld with a 645Z + FA 33-55 mm f/4.5 @ 45 mm FL, 1/200 sec and f/13. Light has changed and is becoming "warmer", shadows are gaining length, leaves are beginning to turn orange and yellow. This is what is called "INDIAN SUMMER" here.

[RICHARD L.]

This was the longest focal length I had brought along on this trip. Not "bad" but I'm sure my 67 M* 300 mm f/4 would have performed better.