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I'm about to watch episode 2 myself... I think the trailer looked worse than it actually is, I really like it so far - not sure if it's just me but the first episode invoked some real rage in me. I never actually watched the movie...

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Does anyone like to shoot nightsky or would like to start? This is a good guide on how to photograph the Milky Way. The website is great for astrophotography tips in general. https://www.lonelyspeck.com/how-to-make-an-amazing-photo-of-the-milky-way-galaxy/ In other news, my new camera bag arrived today, and the lens is arriving tomorrow...

Just watched the first episode... Very good. @Bluewolf, @Mel81x, @Viva la FCB - you have to watch it!

Sorry to hear that RIP.

The restaurant was already closed "officially" though and the president's bill was already paid, so technically, they didn't even break any rules apparently

Happy birthday, @CaaC (John)!

That's very interesting, never knew something like that exists. Kind of tempted to try it myself, hehe.

Hi, welcome to the forums. Love your work, those look really good. I'm curious, what kind of technique is that?

Cheers! I have an 18mm on my Sony camera and have had quite a few other wide angle ones throughout the years, but never anything below 15mm, so I'm quite excited! will hopefully put it to good use when I'm in a position to shoot landscapes again...

Me too, heard the sunsets are great!

Civilization VI is now free on Epic Games.

Here you aren't allowed to take public transport after returning from abroad - it has to be either your own or rented car, family member/friend picking you up, or a taxi...

Georgia too. I always wanted to visit so I will definitely consider it now!

Just ordered an ultra-wide angle lens, Tokina 12-24mm f/4 AT-X Pro DX II. Got it on a very good offer, and since I don't have an ultra-wide yet, this has come at just the right time...

Just watched the trailer and a few clips, sounds ok to me Actually got me interested, looks like my kind of movie!

Nope!

And San Andres/Providencia!

The only Yorkshire things I know about are the dog breed and the pudding

Cthuhlu for sure.

I don't really care much for the big cities, to be honest. Sure, most of them usually have quite a few things worth seeing and the ones with good nightlife are fine for a couple of nights for that reason alone, but other than that, I quickly find them too crowded and mostly tiresome. Have no interest in stores and shopping malls, little interest in art galleries and museums bar few exceptions. Instead give me a mid-sized town with more natural surroundings and options for outdoor activities, some good dining options and a few decent pubs in it, and I'm golden

Ever been to Shediac? I have friends there that I might visit some day. Heard the seafood there is amazing...

Most of my traveling in Europe were road trips by car... Southern Europe being the farthest away from me, it usually wasn't the ideal destination for that, and for longer holidays I generally prefered other destinations outside of Europe.

Looks fanstastic... not a big fan of bungee jumping in general but would love to try this one.