New York, Connecticut border south of Kent, Connecticut on the Appalachian Trail.

This moss was on some wet rocks in a small stream that was a great provider of ice shots a few months ago.

I’m really liking the variability in this particular moss and if I can hold the camera still enough I can catch some of its amazing detail.

Flickr member LBeckons took this great image of the Marina City condos in Chicago on the Chicago River with his Olympus OM-D. I’ve always loved these buildings: bottom part parking, upper part condos. Very futuristic looking and right on the river.

Washington, Connecticut. This patch of moss (polytrichaceae family) is on a hillside in Steep Rock’s Macricostas Preserve which is right down the road from my house.

I visited this patch of moss a few weeks ago and revisited it with the intention of getting a few more shots in focus. I’m very happy with the results.

Flickr member mingthein shot this excellent architectural shot in San Francisco with his Sony RX100. Fantastic framing and processing make this a fascinating image.

Every now and then a process video comes along that’s incredible and this one certainly fits the bill.

The Phillips Brothers Mill is a historic, family-run steam powered saw mill near Redding, California that makes custom boxes.

That sawed-off pickup for firewood delivery is just my kind of vehicle.

[via Steve Splonskowski]

Flickr user Homemade has captured a great shot of morning sun rays in Ridgefield, Connecticut (right down the road from me it seems) using his Sony RX100.

Handmade Portraits: Liberty Vintage Motorcycles from Etsy on Vimeo.

I love this guy.

[via Devour]

Salisbury, Connecticut. Hiking up to Bear Mountain across Paradise Lane we always stop at this little pool of water to check for interesting reflections. Today there was a nice group of frog egg clusters. Looks like they beamed down from another planet.

Flickr member climber x took this great image of a house in the Great Smokey Mountains with a Sony RX1.

Bert Stephani does a video review of the Fuji X100s in Brussels. A very nice discussion and tour through the city shooting two women in various settings. His use of a small corded off-camera flash is brilliant.

[via Zapong]