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Rows of bunk beds squeezed into an old medical train in Germany. The train was used as an ambulance and mobile hospital during wartime.
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In between all the festivities (celebrating the 100th 'vierdaagse' / Walk of the World) this image caught my eye. Below the bridge, a crowd was enjoying themselves, listening to live music, dancing, talking, drinking, but this man did not seem interested in a party... or maybe he was using his mobile to invite someone to the party...
Taken from the air, a long causeway bridge runs across the pale bay toward a wooded peninsula with a row of docks. A highway and scattered low buildings sit along the shore, under a flat hazy sky.
Me on the Pat-mobile yesterday afternoon, Katie came up with the name, it looks like we will stick to it. Katie also took the photograph and did a nice job.
For the technical minded, it has a two speed box, 4 and 8 mph, quite mind blowing........ !!!
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This is Max, the 800-lb Alaskan brown bear "cub" (born in 2019) at Bozeman's beautiful Montana Grizzly Encounter Rescue & Education Sanctuary. He's playful like a puppy and as cute as a bear could be. He, like even the older bears at Montana Grizzly Encounter, loves to play in the pond in his outside enclosure.
But the main point of this photo session was for me, a Nikon shooter from the 1970's film days through the 2021 DSLR days, to try out a Sony α9 (aka, a9, alpha 9, ICLE-9) mirrorless body with Sony's beautiful 200-600 mm E-mount lens. I subsequently purchased both, though at the moment I am still climbing a somewhat steep learning curve with the new body. (Almost) all the buttons and functions are there, but my "finger memory" and "menu memory" are most decidedly confused.
Still working on it, but until I get better at the new bells and whistles, please enjoy these many workable photos of Mr. Max.