I do this with guitars too

The only problem I can foresee is disk fragmentation. A newly formatted disk will facilitate writing files using sequential blocks. If there aren't sufficient sequential blocks available it will create a pointer to an available block and continue the write. If the disk is fragmented (by deleting individual files), one could have any number of pointers increasing the time required to write the entire file to disk. Sometimes the write lag is quite noticeable.

https://www.dpreview.com/forums/thread/2976879

Wannabe hobo

For donziska any any others interested in the Maya

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgeXOUPy_Mw

A tourist took a tumble a few years ago and didn't recover. Climbing the steps no longer allowed. I would not have done it anyway; very steep!

Thanks to all who viewed and responded. Truly an intriguing place to visit.

Don

A couple of hours at Chichen Itza in March 2019. Very cloudy; not great light for photos, but a lovely time.

I find both appealing. The pre-cropped shows more of the habitat, while the cropped better contrasts the eagle's color and pattern with the water.

As a tourist I usually go with the flow, but sometimes I find this useful. https://www.shothotspot.com/#search

Loved my Pentax LX. I went digital (Olympus) and gave it to my daughter. She used it for a college photography class. and now it's a museum piece.

Lightroom 6 Slideshow option has an Export PDF function that works very well. I use it often to share photos.

2017

Peterhof Palace, St. Petersburg Russia


Peterhof Palace, St. Petersburg Russia


Schönbrunn Palace Vienna, Austria


Cape Porpoise Kennebunkport, ME

Hope two is ok.

Favorite night scene


Favorite Fisheye exposure

A few water birds

When were you with the 173rd? I was at Tuy Hoa '67 '68