Early Morning at the Tilikum
(lens is a vintage Tokina OM mount 80-200mm, used with an adapter)
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- Nikon Z fc
- 1/2000s, ISO 400
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Entranced by Portland, Oregon since 2017.
Early Morning at the Tilikum
(lens is a vintage Tokina OM mount 80-200mm, used with an adapter)
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Winter Sunrise Over the Willamette
(lens is a vintage Tokina OM mount 80-200mm, used with an adapter)
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Unconventional Center
(lens is a vintage Tokina OM mount 80-200mm, used with an adapter)
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Angles.
World Trade Center
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Moonlight Over the Tilikum
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Gazing Eastward from World Trade Center
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I love the fall colors on the trees and the leaves, along with the fresh smell of rain on the pavement. 🍂🌧️
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Lotus Flower at Tanner Springs
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Boardwalk Beneath the Trees
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A view of the falls at Jamison Square, Portland, OR
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I am amazed at the RAW quality of the new 48MP main camera on #iPhone 14 Pro. This feels like a game changer.
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I’ve been rocking the iPhone mini lifestyle since the 12 series debuted. I love my mini. I love that form factor. And I’m sad to see it go.
Nevertheless, time marches one and new iPhone models come out packed with new features. And the list of new features in the #iPhone 14 Pro is impressive indeed.
OK, maybe that last one isn’t a “feature”, but I definitely love this color. I got to hold one at my local #Apple store and generally see the Dynamic Island at work, and it’s fantastic. It’s what the design should have been from the beginning. Farewell notch…hopefully forever.
I’ve heard some grumblings about the overall lack of progress in the standard iPhone lineup this year, and I get that. But for me it’s not an issue, because there’s no way I would ever upgrade from an iPhone mini to one of the standard iPhones. If I’m forced to leave the world of the mini behind, I’m going #iPhonePro. No question about it.