John Dailey

@robertapple, I do love Kodachrome! But, it is very hard to find in 2026. Nowadays I shoot with my mirrorless OM-1 and process the images using Gavin Gough’s Kodachrome Presets in Lightroom Classic (https://www.gavingough.com/store/p/kodachrome). Now you know all of my secrets! 😉

NICE, @tersha! I love walking “eyes-down” on a beach.

Thanks, @retiredgrunt! I look at that mirror often as I make my way to those stairs. This day I got lucky with that whisp of clouds in the sky.

This version is a bit quieter…

Green Leaves

Thanks, @admin-2! This is on my walk to campus every school day. But now the tunnel has been repainted white so it is not nearly as colorful.

So someone decided that an old Mazda MX 5 would be a great place to stack downed wood? I love the collection of texures, @greenlarry, including the stone wall and greenery background.

Thanks, Robert… Perhaps too vivid! It was taken a few minutes after sunrise.
I think I got carried away with the “Balance Color” adjustment, LOL!

Thanks, @annemilton!

Lovely Shot, @drew!

First Bell

Tunnel Vision

@patography, I love how the shallow DOF clearly frames a possible suspect.

My kind of light, @dahliaambrose! Early in the day is a wonderful time to explore interiors. Great angle, too!

Thanks, @dahliaambrose! I spent many a happy day exploring Shakertown, KY (https://shakervillageky.org/) The light comes in and bounces off the soft grey walls to show texture everywhere. 

Again, a fascinating triptych, @jorgebk! WELL DONE!

FYI… This shot is looking “out the window” towards the sluiceway of the Alfred Reagan Tub Mill in Great Smoky Mountains National Park. The millstone itself is located on a lower level and rotated horizontally. It was designed to meet the needs of only few families. It is now over 125 years old. Shot on Kodachrome 25 in the mid 1980’s.

Yes, @robertapple and @hank, I love places like this one not far away…

YES… Broken beyond repair. Great contrasting textures, Larry!
I know all about your cat issue. We have a barn cat who has heen responsible for many a “bird autopsy.”

Light Rust