I think this is my personal favorite for new work, not withstanding that’s my wife out there.

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Just a tree. Nothing too remarkable about this image otherwise.

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This is a vaguely arty shot I took with my A9ii when I was renting the 70-200 f/2.8.

200mm, f/3.2, ISO 100, 1/800

Lumix GX80, Lumix G 12-32 mm f/3.5-5.6.

I'm always amazed how good this little kit lens is.

Enjoying the view from the parking garage in #Zacatecas #Mexico

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I completely forgot I took this, it never made it into my portfolio. When I saw the lines I forgot I framed, I was fascinated, like all the geography swoops off to the left with the train.

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Evening geese flying off to chase the sun.

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Taken from Mount Tabor, Portland, OR.

I’m pretty sure this one could just be a postcard.

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/old man

Oceanside, OR.

I tried to simplify this image down to its bare minimum. I think it’s entirely square too. It makes the tiny little waves and the clouds stand out a lot more.

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If you can accurately tell which of these photos are in Kansas vs Colorado, you’re truly well driven

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Seward Alaska.

Took with my crappy phone. Photo app did the editing with AI bullshit.

It just felt like the perfect thing to take an instant shot of.

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LUMIX GX80, Leica Summilux 15mm f/1.7

The good ol’ Arcadia Bay lighthouse.

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