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The tallest sand dunes in North America are here in Colorado. Only about 90 minutes away so I go there somewhat often. The light was bad most of the morning and the snow melted quickly but still a fun visit.

All R5 and RF 24-240

The conditions vs. the shotThanks for weather sealing

I found a new bird blind. I've been trying to find new locations and putting it out on Flickr groups and sending emails to touring companies, etc. I guess being off season I'm not getting any replies. Knowing a spot is great but you there is a lot of territory so you need to find the spot on the spot. I came across this with GPS coordinates if anyone ever comes here this is the most valuable link I have found yet. I know most of these spots and a few are my favourites like Salgados.https://www.algarvefun.com/algarve-tips/best-birdwatching-places-in-the-algarveVilamoura – GPS 37.107320, -8.151304Black-Headed Weaver

RLBur wrote:A few photos from a recent trip.Surely you call this one, “The Leaning Tower of Pee”!  😁

Canon R5  RF 28-70

Was at Conowingo Dam in the morning.  It was cold but that didn't seem to bother the eagles or especially the cormorant.  The first picture is of an immature bald eagle.

Eagle's Nest Airport, Amador County, CA.

A bland but cold sunset from atop Sandia Crest.

A very confiding Pied Hornbill. The owner of the property makes Pied Hornbill nest boxes, a little larger that your normal nest box it has to be said. He puts them up all over the island of Ko Yao. He also places them near to where trees may have fallen down to give the hornbills a nest.The happy couple outside their nest box.

PMUK wrote:We hope you have fun making wonderful images this month!Stay safe and well…Phil and Karen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿——Please reply to this post with your own post - but amend the post [Title] to reflect your subject(s). If you want to say something about your images/ movie, that will be welcome.Remember, you don't have to only post things you took this month - sometimes people don't get around to processing/ editing images straight after shooting them.Commenting on other people’s posts is encouraged as it keeps everyone interested and coming back.(We’ll aim to provide some feedback - but we are away for part of each month and busy with ‘life stuff’. The lack of a comment from us is not a sign of disfavour!).Finally, please post in accordance withDPReview Community Guidelines.Thank you!Not a professional BIF photographer by any stretch of imagination. But I've been learning a lot from this forum, etc.Asian Starling Glossy. They come out in big numbers at this time of the year in HK coastlines.

This photo may not be considered remarkable by others, but for some reason I see that it will be one of my favorite photos from 2023.My new R6 mk2, and the RF 35mm on it.The artificial lake built around 1679 in back of the chateau at Versailles. The photo is from last Saturday, the 18th of March.I see, I am really going to like this new camera.

With the sad news DPReview is shutting down I just wanted to thank you PMUK for starting this thread each month. It was always one of my favorite things about the forum. 🙂

s zombo wrote:With the sad news DPReview is shutting down I just wanted to thank you PMUK for starting this thread each month. It was always one of my favorite things about the forum. 🙂Hi s zombo,Many thanks for your kind words - very much appreciated!It’s been our privilege and pleasure…(There will be a final thread coming - to play us out).Phil and Karen

PMUK wrote:We hope you have fun making wonderful images this month!Stay safe and well…Phil and Karen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿——Please reply to this post with your own post - but amend the post [Title] to reflect your subject(s). If you want to say something about your images/ movie, that will be welcome.Remember, you don't have to only post things you took this month - sometimes people don't get around to processing/ editing images straight after shooting them.Commenting on other people’s posts is encouraged as it keeps everyone interested and coming back.(We’ll aim to provide some feedback - but we are away for part of each month and busy with ‘life stuff’. The lack of a comment from us is not a sign of disfavour!).Finally, please post in accordance withDPReview Community Guidelines.Thank you!To Phil & Karen,I'd just like to say thanks for running this thread. It's been great seeing so many images from different people.I'll leave on one taken today in Osaka.Osaka Castle - March 22, 2023Goodby & thanks for all the fish.RegardsMyles

Myles Baker wrote:PMUK wrote:We hope you have fun making wonderful images this month!Stay safe and well…Phil and Karen 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿——Please reply to this post with your own post - but amend the post [Title] to reflect your subject(s). If you want to say something about your images/ movie, that will be welcome.Remember, you don't have to only post things you took this month - sometimes people don't get around to processing/ editing images straight after shooting them.Commenting on other people’s posts is encouraged as it keeps everyone interested and coming back.(We’ll aim to provide some feedback - but we are away for part of each month and busy with ‘life stuff’. The lack of a comment from us is not a sign of disfavour!).Finally, please post in accordance withDPReview Community Guidelines.Thank you!To Phil & Karen,I'd just like to say thanks for running this thread. It's been great seeing so many images from different people.I'll leave on one taken today in Osaka.Osaka Castle - March 22, 2023Goodby & thanks for all the fish.RegardsMylesHi Myles,Cheers - many thanks, much appreciated!(Enjoyed your image - we'll certainly miss everyone...).Best wishes,Phil and Karen

For those who may be interested, once things draw to a close here, we’ll be migrating over to theCanon RFShooters Forums.Perhaps we’ll see some of you there?  (We’re registered as PKM-UK).Phil and Karen

Last few on this forum.