Trip to Omaha (Nebraska, USA) to see family.
I brought two camera systems with me (besides cell phone).
- Leica SL3 + Sigma 500mm f/5.6 DG DN Sports (aka., what I call "the bird lens") for birds and woodland* creatures
- Leica M11-P + 3 lenses (28mm Thypoch Simera , 35mm Leica Summilux ASPH, 50mm Leica Summilux ASPH) for everything else.
*("woodland" here is just the overgrowth in the ditch between the neighborhood backyards and the adjacent highway. More on that in future posts.)
All photos in this particular post are with rangefinder camera (M11-P)
Figure 1. Pre-dawn, San Diego airport.
Figure 2. Another pre-dawn San Diego airport pic.
Figure 3. San Diego airport. I had some time to relax after checking my bag. The sun was trying to come up, but the marine layer was holding its ground.
Figure 4. Host station, Aviator's Sports Bar & Bar-B-Que, Terminal B, Denver airport.
Figure 5. Denver airport tram system. This had a real "Half-Life, chapter 8, 'On a Rail'" vibe to it. I was keeping a careful eye out for headcrabs and bullsquids (I did not pack a crowbar).
Figure 6. Airplane outside of Denver airport.
Figure 7. My first press of the shutter button in Nebraska for the year 2025.
More to come ...
(look forward to the Henry Doorly Zoo, Lake Cunningham, birds (lots of birds): including the unspoken bird coven**, and some other weird stuff.)
**(which isn't really a thing; I just made it up in my head for giggles.)
