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No Mans Land

on September 30, 2025

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Rock Island

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Pretty much a 3 hour tour.

on September 17, 2025

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This is the end

on September 15, 2025

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The power of a single photo

on September 11, 2025

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Another perfect hiking day

on September 09, 2025

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Perfect day for a walk in the woods

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OM Systems OM-3

So, this weekend, I decided to rent an OM Systems OM-3 camera and a 12-100 F/4 lens. I’m curious to see if this camera works for me. My main goal with this is to shed some weight from my camera gear which this will do nicely, and many of the system’s features really appeal to me too. One of the things I like about this camera is the ND filter option and the Graduated Filter option. It’s great to be able to get a handheld 50 megapixel image, and the chance to get 80 megapixels on my tripod is also exciting. Overall, I’m having a positive first impression. I like the look of the camera, its weight, and the fact that this one lens could replace 2 of my existing lenses. I also like the dial on the front that allows me to quickly switch between black and white photography and preview how the image would look in black and white. The camera feels premium and sturdy. Its pretty much the same size as my Canon RP with the 70-200 f/4 lens attached. However, there’s one major downside:...

Smoke 'em if you got 'em

Took this photo about 9 years ago and really has me wondering if old smokey is still around.

First night with the OM-3

Last night was my first test run with the OM-3. I was a bit worried about the ergonomics of the body, but I never really thought about it once I starting taking pictues, so that’s a plus. The high-resolution, 50 megapixel images were a bit hit or miss for me. I tried with flowers and they came out really nice, but when I tried with the deer, they were very iffy. I think the 20MP images came out cleaner. I’m hoping to get another hike in tonight to get some more nature stuff. This weekend is street and water, hopefully. Check out more images at https://adobe.ly/4fPBRHP

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