Dayton airport, A concourse. Still learning all the quirks of the X10, but it sure is a lot more fun to lug than a 5DII/24-105 and a lot quicker to get the results than my Leica CL. Almost the equivilent of the two together. Not exactly what I wanted, but security was starting to look at me strange and I didn't want to explain.

Do they want you to not use the elevator... Nice work

nice find. They have to put up double barricades these days...too many people would ignore the small one!

It looks like you are getting the hang of the X10. I have a Leica M9, which I love, but it does take some time getting accustomed to the manual rangefinder focusing.

Thanks for the comments. I think the biggest thing with going from a dSLR to the X10 was learning to trust it to take good pics. Half of that was getting comfortable with all the functions and learning the 10% of the cameras ability that I want to use and the other was realizing that it really can take great pics- with out the caveats of a small sensor, plain viewfinder and zoom lens. It can take great pictures, period.

One of the things I really just discovered was in manual focus mode the rear display gives a 'depth of focus' indicator that shows what range of distances will be in focus. I wish my 5DII had that.

I travel a lot, I'm not in the frequent flier program, I'm in the infrequently seeing my family program. I'm still looking for the perfect camera that will travel well, get the pictures I see in my head, and allow me to take advantage of digital. While I dream of an M9, the X10 is a good workhorse to figure things out- till an M10 comes and I can afford relms M9