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<p>This is my second, a log chute. Luckily it was a dismal rainy day, allowing for a long exposure.</p><div></div>

<p>We just got back from a family camping trip to Algonquin Park (Ontario, Canada). These are from the logging museum there. The first (an HDR, I confess) is the inside of a "Camboose Shanty", a log house where 50 to 60 men would spend the winter while felling trees.</p><div></div>

<p>Robert, very beautiful pictures. I particularly like the old barn reflection and the broken fence. It would be interesting to know more about them (e.g. film vs. digital etc.).</p>

<p>Best wishes for a speedy recovery. We look forward to seeing more of your inspiring photos in the future!</p>

<p>I stopped to photograph an old church on a rainy day this Thursday. This was shot from under my umbrella, while enjoying the weather resistance of my K200D. 18-55 II kit lens at 18mm, f/11, 1 sec.</p><div></div>

<p>This one was in my backyard an hour ago. Both shots are with a K200D. The raccoon with the 18-55 II kit lens and the rabbit with a Soligor 70-150 manual zoom.</p><div></div>

<p>Some cutsie suburban wildlife. Walking the kids to the library this week, I had the feeling that I was being watched.</p><div></div>

<p>Niagara Falls #2</p><div></div>

<p>I apologise for the out-of-season pictures... I just finished scanning some film that's been waiting too long for me to develop it. This is Niagara Falls on a clear cold winter day when the mist freezes and turns everything into an ice sculpture. Pentax Program Plus, Kiron 28mm f2.0, Kodak T-max 100.<br>

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<p>Just a backyard shot, K200D with old manual focus Pentax 50mm f2.0</p><div></div>

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p><div></div>

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p>

<p>Pentax Program Plus, Kodak T-max 100, Soligor 70-150mm zoom<br>

(First time posting anything anywhere - hope this works) </p>