#1399. Appalachian Seasons, Part VI: August
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by Lad Sessions
6d ago
August marks the half-way point in my year-long project of providing an impressionistic depiction of this corner of the great Appalachian forest. After a long and productive run, the forest is looking a bit tired, its energies largely spent, and there are increasing signs of impending leaf-death.         Still, it’s not yet […] Posted on DearSusan by Lad Sessions ..read more
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#1398. Tasmanian travelogue
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by Paul Perton
1w ago
Contributor John Shingleton, lives in Terrigal, New South Wales. In this article, he relates a trip to Tasmania, on Australia’s southmost tip. Although I have been a keen photographer for over sixty years, I have rarely taken a landscape photograph which pleased me. There have been some rare exceptions and one, which was really a […] Posted on DearSusan by Paul Perton ..read more
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#1397. Maseratissimo
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by Pascal Ollier
2w ago
Three great Italian automobile brands, Ferrari, Maserati and Lamborghini. But only the former two have a genuine racing history. Maseratis were victorious in the hands of Fangio for instance, unquestionably one of the most succesful racing drivers of all times with a spectacular hit rate of 56% pole positions, winning 24 races out of the […] Posted on DearSusan by Pascal Ollier ..read more
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#1396. Hey China, how about a camera?
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by pascaljappy
3w ago
Should we still look East for a camera with … a soul?   There will be many camera launches in 2025. There will, however, be no new camera on the market. Sure, we might see a different name on a box produced by one of the big names. But that will just be a variation […] Posted on DearSusan by pascaljappy ..read more
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#1395. Help, I need…
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by philberphoto
1M ago
  I definitely need help, I think. My photography is in a strange place, and not at all by design. It happened to me more than I made it happen. For the last 8 months, I have used only one lens. not that I have ever been a one-lens sort of ‘tog, much the reverse. […] Posted on DearSusan by philberphoto ..read more
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#1394. Tuscan snippets
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by Pascal Ollier
1M ago
Tuscany, amongst other things, has the privilege of having a strong bond with France due to the fact that Napoleon’s sister, Elisa Baciocchi, loved the area. In particular, she acquired a villa close to Lucca, Villa Reale, in Marlià.   As you will no doubt appreciate from the limited (!) number of windows, it easily […] Posted on DearSusan by Pascal Ollier ..read more
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#1393. Happy New Year
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by pascaljappy
1M ago
Here’s wishing all readers a wonderful 2025!   As this first day of 2025 comes to a close in my neck of the woods, I would like to write a few words to thank all of you who have kept writing posts, comments, kind emails and generally created a good vibe around DearSusan, and wish […] Posted on DearSusan by pascaljappy ..read more
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#1392. Learning About Japanese Culture The Hard Way
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by FNK
2M ago
It was my second day in Tokyo. It promised to be a great day. I was meeting the photographer, Lukasz Palka, and others later that evening. For three hours we explored the lanes and by-lanes of Shinjuku, Kabukicho and Shibuya. Half an hour later, I lost my wallet and passport.   I had been on […] Posted on DearSusan by FNK ..read more
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#1391. The French Connection S99
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by Ian Varkevisser
2M ago
Ever wondered what it might be like to live in a sardine can for a month or two at a time ?A friend , a naval architect , engineer and now retired admiral has been involved in the resiting and restoration of a decommissioned submarine. Decommissioned in 2003 the submarine lay rotting in the local […] Posted on DearSusan by Ian Varkevisser ..read more
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#1390. Appalachian Seasons, Part V: JULY
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by Lad Sessions
2M ago
As I continue to explore my corner of the great Appalachian forest in a year-long project to showcase all the seasons, I find the woods deeply entrancing, and the lakes a mirror of the deep forest greens.       Lichens and fungi are thriving.             Not all: Many are […] Posted on DearSusan by Lad Sessions ..read more
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