
A vist to an old farm produced this picture of the bedroom. I must admit I was so tired at this point I could just have laid down and slept a while.
Nikon Z8
Nikon Nikkor G 28mm f/1.8 AFS and FTZII

A vist to an old farm produced this picture of the bedroom. I must admit I was so tired at this point I could just have laid down and slept a while.
Nikon Z8
Nikon Nikkor G 28mm f/1.8 AFS and FTZII

Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C..
She walks with her eyes closed, her hand reaching for something no one else can see. This is Lady Macbeth in her final unraveling – the sleepwalking scene from Act V, captured in white marble by German-American sculptor Elisabet Ney in 1905, just two years before her own death.
Ney gave her not madness but something quieter and more terrible: a woman entirely alone inside her own mind, still trying to clean what cannot be cleaned.
South Mountain Creamery, Maryland

Another shot along the coastline at Easter
Nikon Z8
Nikon Nikkor Z 14-24mm
PP Capture One.

I purchased a “new” old lens the other day and wanted to try a portrait shot.I don’t know if you are like me with a new lens? I have to take one shot that justifies my expenditure. In this case this is the shot.My son arrived with his girlfriend. So it wasn’t difficult to ask them. The lens you ask?
A Nikon Nikkor 180mm f/2.8D. A dream lens I couldn’t afford in the 80’s.
Nikon Z8 with ZF adapter
PP. Capture One.

A candid portrait

This rather impressive pyramid is a hall of remembrance for the fallen sailors of WWI and WWII it was built in 1926. Unfortunately it was closed it being Easter when I took this shot
Nikon Z8
Nikon NikkorZ 14-24mm f/2.8

Against the light.
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Nikon Nikkor Z 14-24mm f/2.8 S
PP Capture One.

Yes, I know this isn’t a Hurdy-Gurdy but the name just stuck with me after meeting this colourful fellow while out walking with the wife.
Nikon Z8
Nikon Nikkor Z 14-24 f/2.0 S
PP. CaptureOne

I love really good street art.
Nikon Z8
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