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A very pleasant walk in the morning sun. Pentax-DA 50-135 2.8.

Today I don't care very much for this lens. I'll be glad when the month is over. Or perhaps I should try it on the K3III which is sitting, new and unused while I use the K-1 and this uncertain lens...

Deep in the woods...

Unexpected visit to my parents and not much dry time to take shots so a couple from the garden in between showers. K1 with M 85/2

The stunning church of St Peter and St Paul, Swaffham. Shame about the plastic chairs, but hey ho...


June 18: St Peter and St Paul Swaffham par Kris Lockyear, on ipernity

K-3iii / K20 f4, hand held, ISO 1600. Used the in-viewfinder levels to get everything square then cropped out the excess floor.

foot and needle of a 1950 Singer Featherweight



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Fuji X-T2 + Takumar 35mm f4

Some things you see only when you go a couple of blocks behind the freeway access road. All photos taken with a K-3II and a Pentax-A 135mm, f/2.8 lens. The detail on the cell tower photos tells me the 135 is as sharp as a tack.


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Tarnsformer Cans on a Pole



Middle Set of Antennas – Cell Tower



Top Set of Antennas – Cell Tower

I almost didn’t make it again but inspiration hit as I was making tea:

Pentax K-1 smc D FA Macro 100mm f2.8

K 20mm

Light summer nights are just lovely. 2:30am and it's getting light. Missed the best orange moment while searching for clothes, but still pretty good colours. And it was lovely out there. I didn't plan to wake up, but glad I did.

I have a couple of challenges, perspectives and diagonals this was a diagonal and a perspective, the other part of the perspective was a bit boring so I am just sharing the best bit

KP & 35mm limited

February this year saw mrs tsuken and me making 25 years of marriage. We had thought a trip to Tasmania or something might be really nice for our silver anniversary … but COVID and masks and germs and eewwwwwwww-people led us to decide that our silver anniversary will be some later time when everything is more normal.

We did, though, decide to get some custom-made silver (for me) and white gold (for mrs tsuken) rings made. We went to pick them up … mine was too small and they missed out the rhodium it was supposed to have. So mine remains to be sorted, but here’s the missus’:


Anniversary ring by -Occasionally Focused-

HD DA 21 Ltd; KP

Stokesley classic car show