A fallen tree overlooking farmland near Auchterarder in Scotland.

Nikon Z6III + 20mm 1.8S: A Quiet Walk in the Woods

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Photos from a quiet walk in the woods yesterday with the Nikon Z6III and 20mm f/1.8 S.

Apologies for the lack of posts lately. I’m dealing with a few things behind the scenes at the moment and don’t really feel capable of writing anything meaningful right now.

Sometimes just getting outside with a camera is enough.

I took the Nikon Z 20mm 1.8S lens out on my Z8 recently too and have now written a review of the Nikon Z 20mm 1.8S lens.

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A row of Scotts Pine trees in a Scottish woodland near Auchterarder.
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A fallen tree in a Scottish woodland, viewed through the branches of another tree.
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A row of trees leaning over in woodland near Auchterarder, Scotland.
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