New thread for the week. I hope everyone is staying safe.
Making a point to take my GR II out with me as it’s been neglected since I got the X100V. I did intend to sell it…but I don’t think I want to 
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I made it back to the bird sanctuary for the first time since the pandemic hit (they were closed for months and have recently opened to very limited numbers).
Saw some ring necked ducks
And my old friends the sand hill cranes
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“Ramming speed!” The way he seems to be staring at the camera! 
I played with the night mode of the S20+… Results are not really that good, IMHO.
Starscape looking up through the branches of a tree.
View across the field to the houses and over to the hill behind the river.
Jupiter and Saturn, I think.
Experiment shining a flashlight up into the branches of a tree.
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I dig the “experiment”
Took a family trip to the local Shipwreck museum today. Lots of cool pieces but the colour on one of the cannons really caught my eye.
In camera image from the Fuji X100V
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Yesterday was another unseasonably warm day in NYC so I decided to make the trek to Central Park to enjoy the weather.
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They have a very intense stare. It makes them a very photogenic duck.
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That is a fantastic shot!
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Greetings from the gigantic, friendly 
close by the Oktoberfest meadow (certainly empty this year) from a cold late evening walk.
“By American artists Jason Rhoades and Paul McCarthy. Stands in ironic contrast to the dream of speed, but at the same time embodies the longing for unlimited mobility with their portable house.” (from the Munich city website)
It’s about 15 feet tall.
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Our next-door neighbour at home. We’ve just sorted some LED floodlamps, looks good 
Still some old sodium ones round the back to do.
‘The Cathedral of the Vale’. Built in 1240, it lost its spire in a storm in 1740.
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