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<p>Here are a couple photos taken in Arizona last month.<br>

The bridge is at Roosevelt Lake and is the longest 2 lane suspended bridge in the US. <br>

The second photo is Canyon Lake. </p><div></div>

<p>Lately I have been reaching in the bag for my 50mm Nikkor f/1.2 AI to use with my D7000.<br>

I love the sharpness and crisp shots I get with it especially in low light. </p>

<p>Matt,<br>

If it's fog you like, it's fog you'll get. </p><div></div>

<p>A few of the buildings in down town Pittsburgh, Pa. Shot taken from atop Mt. Washington, a section of the city that overlooks <br>

the down town area as well as part of the North Side. </p><div></div>

<p>Bill, <br>

This little button buck hopes one day he will look like the 10 point buck in your back yard. </p><div></div>

<p>I picked up a Yashica MG-1 today and was checking everything out on the camera.<br>

I have owned other Yashica Electro 35 cameras and this is pretty much like the others I had. <br>

I have a question about the rangefinder on this camera. The rangefinder is nice and bright and seems to work fine except when I turn the rangefinder ring to bring things into focus, the rangefinder brings things into focus horizontally as it should but vertically there are two over lapping images. Has anyone else had this experience. Am I doing something wrong or is the rangefinder on this camera not working properly? <br>

Any help would be appreciated. <br>

Thanks in advance. </p>

<p>Tony, Thank you for the comment on my old boy Ricky. It is a very sad day when they go.<br>

But they bring so much joy to our lives when they are with us. </p>

<p>This shot was taken probably 7 or 8 years ago. My 13 year old black Lab "Ricky" giving it his all at running.<br>

Ricky has long departed for the Rainbow Bridge but his ashes are spread at this park where he loved to go every day. He will forever be at his favorite place. <br>

Taken with my first Nikon DSLR D70.</p><div></div>

<p>This very young buck has a way to go to join the ranks of that big rutting buck in David Stephen's <br>

photo. But one day, if he stays off the highway he will get his chance. </p><div></div>

<p>What is the big attraction for all these senior pictures being taken on RR tracks?<br>

I am a former (retired) RR police officer and I can tell you it is not a pleasant thing to pickup pieces of<br>

someones body after being struck by a train. I have done it way too many times. <br>

Number one it is against the law to trespass on RR property and it is down right dangerous. <br>

If the senior having his/her photo taken doesn't have enough sense not to trespass on RR property then<br>

I think the photographer should, unless he/she doesn't have any common sense either. </p>

<p>Some really great shots today. <br /> Tony your shots never cease to amaze me. <br /> Mine is a Hot Rod at a car cruise.<br>

I can't resize this photo for some reason. Sorry. </p>

<p>A big old International tractor with its hay rake sitting in the morning fog.<br>

Great shots Dieter<br>

Andreas I bet that old wooden boat could tell a lot of stories. </p><div></div>