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30 June, 2025

Wanderer Above the Peaks – A One-Shot Story

By Nathan Sherwood

30 June, 2025

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Gary Smith on Fujifilm X100VI – One Camera and 1½ Lenses for Travel – with a Pocket of Light
Beautiful photos but I suspect that has as much to do with you as with the tools you select. There…
Gary Smith on Wanderer Above the Peaks – A One-Shot Story
Beautiful shot! I suspect that many here appreciate a good folder :-) I have a Voigtländer Perkeo II that shoots…
Ibraar Hussain on Contax G2 – The Finest Camera Ever to See my Minds Eye
Thank you so much LKA, you're too kind, most are just snaps, having a nice lens helps!

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