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I missed the focus on the first shot unfortunately, but this was my friend returning home from Iraq to see his grandmother. She didn't know he was home. I didn't plan on taking any shots, but I always have my X100T with me

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EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18417041
I missed the focus on the first shot unfortunately, but this was my friend returning home from Iraq to see his grandmother. She didn't know he was home. I didn't plan on taking any shots, but I always have my X100T with me

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Sometimes focus doesn't matter, perfect example of that here. Will be a nice memory for your mate to look back on.

Trusty old point 'n shoot Yashica T5 loaded with nearly as old Fujicolor 400 Press film.

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Baby needs a new pair of shoes!

idsurfer wrote in post #18413634
Second image is certainly is thought provoking. Nice capture.

Iv'e got a B&W version of this but I'm still partial to color.

Chillin'

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Wonderful photo!
Are you still using 5D3 or switched to Sony completely?

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #18419614
Wonderful photo!
Are you still using 5D3 or switched to Sony completely?

Thanks! I went full Sony. Mainly for the portability of the small APS-c mirrorless....which has been awesome. I do miss the 5D3 for shallower Dof and low light performance.

Just in from being out all afternoon, the kitten super excited that we are back home, but still he sits, quietly waiting for my Daughter as she feeds him some fresh chicken.

Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #18420189
Just in from being out all afternoon, the kitten super excited that we are back home, but still he sits, quietly waiting for my Daughter as she feeds him some fresh chicken.

I love that special excitement when family pets welcome home fellow members of 'the pack'.

Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #18420189
Just in from being out all afternoon, the kitten super excited that we are back home, but still he sits, quietly waiting for my Daughter as she feeds him some fresh chicken.

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Fantastic capture! Great camera angle and use of available light. I love it!

This is a great thread! So many nice moments well captured. I love everything about the one above with the cat contemplating a morsel. The composition and reflections--fun!

Recently, I started carrying around my old film pocket camera and it reminded me how much I love always having a camera with me (that's not also a phone) and wish there was a digital version of the Yashica T5. The closest thing I could find is a Ricoh GR; it even fits in the Yashica belt pouch, though a bit slimmer and 20g heavier. I just rented one and am still learning the camera but so far impressions are positive. This was my daughter is we roamed a local street the other night.

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Friday Stroll

Thanks for your comments Scott, I'm also a big fan of 18mm on an APS-C sensor. Like you I also like having a nicer camera than my phone with me.

That moment when you realise you just blew a load of icing sugar over the person carrying your birthday cake.

Two Hot Shoes wrote in post #18420653
That moment when you realise you just blew a load of icing sugar over the person carrying your birthday cake.

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Another excellent example of FPJ! Love it in color! Keep posting....you're on a roll!