My first camera was a Kodak Baby Brownie Special that used size 127 film. I bought it in the little BX at my first USAF assignment (Mt. Hebo AFS, Oregon), a radar site on a coastal mountain in Oregon. This may be the first photo made with that camera -- it is dated by name as being made only a couple of months after my Feb 1960 arrival at the site:

Mar60 111.jpg by David Casteel, on Flickr

I am the person who needs to reinstall LR to his Win7Pro computer. I did run both LR5 and LR6 prior to going to LRC, so I guess it's possible that my Adobe profile would have the keys for them. If the keys were resident on my computer, they would not still be there, though. LRC has a few new features that I do enjoy, but I'd be happy to go back to LR6 for a while if it would work.

I am investigating possible upgrades to Win10.

I bought the Nikon 200-500VR lens for my trip to Africa in 2019, and it was superb. I've never had or used the Tamron 150-600 so cannot compare. Reviews of the Nikon are always very positive. I mate mine to a D7100 DX camera and it works very well. The lens is heavy (!) and built very solidly.

One would think so, but Adobe says it can't download the current LRC to my computer because it is running an old OS (Win7Pro). I have to upgrade to at least Win10 to get a replacement.

I post images from many years in the past. My most recent LR was LRC by subscription and got monthly updates. I'm still paying for LRC even though at the moment I can't use it.

Just gorgeous!

Nicely done! I collect cobalt glass and have about 300 pieces. Some day I need to photograph some of them.

Nice catch! Good pic, too.

I'm running Windows 7 Pro on my desktop and had been using Lightroom Classic (subscription) on it very successfully. A few weeks ago I had to reboot my desktop and wipe the C: hard drive, which eliminated my copy of Lightroom and several other products. I've been successful in reloading some others but I don't have a disc for Lightroom and attempts to download a copy have not worked -- Adobe says I have to upgrade to at least Windows 10 to do it. I know Win7Pro is no longer supported, but it works for me and I'm not ready to upgrade. Does anyone know where I can get an old version of Lightroom to upload to my desktop? I have all the lrcat files on an external drive, so I'm good to go if I can get the software.

If I were to print my stereo pairs for use in a stereopticon, I'd have to reverse the order because the device presents the image to each eye directly, and my technique has them in opposition due to the crossing of the eyes.

Very nice!

All beautiful! #1 my favorite.

I have created a few 3D stereo pairs. To view them you cross your eyes and merge the 2 images in the middle together. This takes some practice. I've been doing it for 40 years and it's easy for me.
MtHeboOpsStereoPair by David Casteel, on Flickr

Thank you very much! I did attempt to give a variety.

ysarexm, I scored an 8, which is pretty good.