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It's been a long time, yes. I've been busy with work and as a result a little neglectful of my plants. Still, here's an update of how they're doing!

These were taken with the Olympus 75mm f/1.8 lens. Possibly one of the finest pieces of glass for the Micro Four Thirds format: And these were taken with the Panasonic 12-35mm f/2.8 lens in San Fran:

The curse was whaat? Curse you!

Hey Mass, Since you wanted to see my Sarawak Red, here's a picture.

Took these today with my Pany 7-14mm (14 - 28mm equiv. APS sensor) f/4 at Embarcadero in San Francisco - This is a rectilinear wide angle and though it may not have much history behind it yet, I think it's gonna become cult. :)

It's awesome, Kris. And very large too! :) Hope mine shapes up like that.

Everyone is looking exceptionally happy. Nice job Mato. :)

Gorgeous photography and subject, Paul. :)

Thanks Luca, Favian, Mass, Fred. I really appreciate the feedback. :)

O_O Amazing! I bow to your photographic skillz! :)

Ooooh, all looking happy! :) Nice job Mass! :)

I agree. I think you got a really good plant. :)

I'm a little concerned about all those bugs that it's managed to trap. Are they thrips?

It's fantastic! If you get a chance, do yourself a favor and try it. It's a great, lightweight camera with all the features of the big boys in a small package. My EM5 and me are not parting ways any time soon. :)

You gotta tell me how to light paint, Devon. That's incredible! :)

Awww, she's adorable! Best birfday present evah! :)

Oh man, those are some awesome plants you got there. If I didn't have all my other plants to worry and think about, I'd relieve you of one of them. Good luck!

Or Rocket Maaaaan.... :)

I like both, but it'd be nice to have something in between - with subdued lighting.