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Thanks. Good to know I am not the only one.

Photographing Cambodia means chasing first light at Angkor Wat, where temple spires glow against a waking sky. In Phnom Penh, riverfront energy, market smiles, and layered streets tell modern stories. Every frame holds history, resilience, and quiet, human beauty. There’s a certain kind...

A great place for street photography.

Anyone still using this camera ?? Thoughts ??

Nikon D700 + Nikkor 85mm f1.8D

Keeping your photography fresh can be a fun and rewarding challenge. Try New Techniques: Experiment with different photography techniques, such as long exposure, macro photography, or black and white photography. This can help you see familiar subjects in a new light. Change Your Gear...

R I P Chris.

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Thanks all for your thoughts and observation. I picked up a well used but cared for unit and a few primes the other day and I am enjoying using it. The small MP size makes me think more about in camera cropping than I do on my Fuji's. :nikon:

Nikon D3s + Nikon 85mm f1.8D @ f2.

Is anyone still using the Nikon D3s and if so any thoughts would be useful.

Fuji XT3 plus 16-80 f4 zoom.

They were happy at this point in the '' showdown '' less so later in the same week when the Army started shooting protesters, killing 3 and wounding many more.

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