CS #765 - Free theme

[Pa]

Great close up of the shroom! Stacking really worked well.

Thanks, Paul. Stacking is so easy with the Z6.

 

[NEF Said]

Thanks, Paul. Stacking is so easy with the Z6.

I'm still back in D750 land. Haven't looked at the Z stuff at all. I have a Fuji X100S that I was using, when on travel due to size, but that's my extent of mirrorless exposure (sic).

 

[Richard_M]

A couple of snaps while out checking the new grip on the Z fc

#1 Pied Currawong

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#2 Spotted Dove

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[catalyst]

Split Mountain along the Green River in Dinosaur National Monument.

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[JustEd]

Workshop
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Another critical project was to get my workshop set up, with all the tools unboxed, peg boards added, lighting improved, and electrical outlets added. This is one of the three walls used in that area.

Paul, that is wayyyyyy toooooo organized. I am about to go change the cat litter box in my garage. Then sweep and load some 9mm in my work out shorts.

My workspace will neither start nor end looking that clean and tidy.

 

[JustEd]

A couple of snaps while out checking the new grip on the Z fc

#1 Pied Currawong
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#2 Spotted Dove
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#1 is a very nice shot.

 

[JustEd]

Cat Box Clean, on to reloading...

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Now which gets measured and which gets scoped?

Wasn't joking about my organizational skills. This is as good as it gets:

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[Dexbana]

Must be fall. The Wood's Asters are starting to bloom.

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[bsinc1962]

Young Pronghorn Buck

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Dessert Landscape

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[NEF Said]

Paul, that is wayyyyyy toooooo organized. I am about to go change the cat litter box in my garage. Then sweep and load some 9mm in my work out shorts.

My workspace will neither start nor end looking that clean and tidy.

That's because I'm very anal and probably a bit OCD. ?

My dad drilled into all his kids heads about always putting tools away when done with them.

When I worked with him, even when we were working at a job site that was secure, we would put away every tool at the end of the day and bring them back out the next day. Same thing around the house. Had to return the tools, at the end of the day, even if we'd continue the next day.

Plus side was that I knew exactly where every tool was. Minus was that it seemed like I was doing a lot back and forth with tools.

It's an old fashioned work ethic, along with things like picking up after the job, leaving it cleaner than when arriving. Nowadays, I see lots of contractors at our house, leaving boxes, scraps of wires, parts, etc.

With the new house, it gave me a chance to really sort and organize the tools and materials I have. Fortunately, I'm not so OCD as to go through the little drawers of parts and organize the screws by type.

 

[NEF Said]

Cat Box Clean, on to reloading...

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Now which gets measured and which gets scoped?

Wasn't joking about my organizational skills. This is as good as it gets:

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Just fill each of those little cases chock full of that black powder stuff so no air gaps and you're good to go!

I use the same powder, seems to work pretty well and not too dirty.

Your work area doesn't look too bad at all. I've seen WAY worse.

 

[NEF Said]

Young Pronghorn Buck

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Dessert Landscape

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Very cool markings on the buck, and wonderful landscape shot!

 

[catalyst]

Young Pronghorn Buck

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Dessert Landscape

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I love that young pronghorn, Bill.

 

[bsinc1962]

I love that young pronghorn, Bill.

Thanks, he had just finished being chased by a much larger Buck. It's early on in the Pronghorn rut so lots of interesting behavior.

 

[kilofoxtrott]

Well my friends,
I need your support.

Is there someone out there to host the next CS?

Thank you all for participating this CS
Klaus

 

[JustEd]

As discussed will take the next shoot, but can't post until tomorrow morning.