Quote from: 1.21GW on May 17, 2015, 02:07:56 PM
What I like about the Richo GR is that it has the same size sensor (i.e. picture quality) and features as a DSLR, but is in a modest body.  So it is smaller and easier to carry and also doesn't look like something expensive someone would want to steal.

A smart theif wouldnt want mine. It has security features that will render it useless. But some Crackhead would want it in a second. And there seem to be plenty of those.

I used to have a little Nikon point & shoot but I gave it to my Dad.

Sensor size and lens make the camera.  I shoot with an older DSLR body but have an excellent Tamron lens that really makes the most of the camera.

JM

I just shoot with an iPhone now. The pictures come out pretty good but theres no Zoom or telephoto lens. One thing that is cool though is that the photos are usually on the computer by the time I get home.

Billboard over I278 near my apartment.

A biking/walking path that cuts through the east side of town. It's reclaimed Rail Road alignment, now owned by State Parks. It's kind of nice path. The pavement goes on for several miles and there are a couple of trestles along the way. Then the pavement ends and it continues to at least the next town.
It's too bad that it doesn't connect to the west side of town, but that would require an expensive bridge or tunnel to make it over, or under the Rail Road switching yard that seems to be in the way. Someone should tell Union Pacific that they are standing in the way of progress. 

My little country seen from space

Here's my neighbor Tom, setting out for an afternoon drive with his 3-legged Yorkie, Willy:

2015-11-22_10-24-16 by triangleforge, on Flickr

 

 very cool

OK so not a pic. But this should get the point across. This is a 2 minute walk from my house in FL
https://youtu.be/18K_oV6vwoQ

Cool vid 

Thx! Another neighborhood pic from across the river -

Can't figure out how to embed a video though 

Just one of those days...

Klamath Falls this winter.




Heated Sidewalk at Veterans memorial Park



Main Street



Steens Sports Park, Joy & the Dog



Dead Indian Memorial Hwy



Part of the trail network around town.













Various shots of Klamath Lake







Various shots of Lake Ewauna