Thanks Marcel,
The Grand Canyon is a world wonder everyone should see at least once. Seeing the Grand Canyon filled with wild fire smoke was a rare photographic treat. Thus the title "Sunshine, Smoke, and Snow".

It was about 6 PM. I was somewhere in the Goldfield mountains when I took these shots. EM1.3 Oly 12-45 Pro.

First, I must define my "best". For 15 years, my best shots were my "best selling" shots. My best selling sunflower image is "The Sunflower Church." I have sold more than 1,000 sunflower church prints. sfchurch.jpg The church is the James River Memorial Lutheran Church. It has been preserved just ou...

Rob,
It looks like there were issues with the Hostway server for my web site.
It is working now.

http://www.gearheaddreams.com/mycharger.jpg

I arrived early for the weekly car gathering yesterday. There were over 300 cars by late afternoon.
This is my 2013 supercharged Dodge Charger SRT8.
I took this shot with my EM1.3 and my brand new Oly 12-45mm f4 pro.

I thought this article on DP Review was interesting. It reports camera sales from 2020 and the impact of the pandemic.


https://m.dpreview.com/news/3720644814/ ... a-industry

I hiked the Bull Dog Canyon trail to Dome Mountain last week. Dome Mountain is in the Goldfield Mountains. It was a moderate hike of 4.3 miles round trip. The Superstition Mountains are still quite visible from the canyon so I took a few shots of them in the distance. The Saguaro Cactus appeared to ...

Hello blitarzon,

Welcome. We look forward to seeing your photographs from Indonesia.

I recommend that you submit a new post in the "Introduce Yourself and New Members" topic and tell us more about yourself.

Thanks Randy,

I enjoyed your website. Some amazing images.

I see you had the Oly E-30. I still have mine. What a beast it was with 4/3 lenses and a tripod to lug around Ireland, Scotland, and Spain.

I like your Mercury Marauder. Did you have other collector cars? I too am a car guy. My recent cars:

In Rob's last chat stream there was talk about using 4/3 lenses on micro 4/3 bodies. This Christmas tree image was shot with the Olympus 4/3 11mm-22mm f2.8-f3.5 lens using the Olympus four thirds adapter mmf-3. P1090002 -1.jpg This lens was $800 new when I bought it. It is a great lens although a li...