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I don't have enough (any?) photography worthy fountain pens- but I do happen to do a lot of photography.

 

I shoot Nikon, and primarily shoot travel and landscape. Hopefully you aren't too annoyed by the lack of fp subjects here...

 

23405504155_30648b3f42_n.jpgGhana2011-1114 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

22780599853_80dab76735_n.jpgEurope-Kyle-1345-2 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

23407649425_82c3381fec_n.jpgEurope-Kyle-626 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

23302280532_592a6106a1_n.jpguntitled-1510 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

23114970520_7b8fb17d08_n.jpguntitled-1389 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

23111469440_b88e7788af_n.jpgOrcas-1344 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

23042519689_a12bfa623e_n.jpgDSC_0498 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

 

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rxgus NOS (New Old Stock)

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Thanks guys-

I have made many (many) trips to Ghana (West Africa) and so a lot of my pictures are of those trips.

 

Here are some highlights from a trip to Ireland a couple of years ago:

 

22777212714_2b573717c5_c.jpgIrelandK-1016 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

23323028411_3bf25e6be6_c.jpgIrelandK-1292 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

22777223584_20481c043c_c.jpgIrelandK-1360 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

22778426263_519f0c9858_c.jpgIrelandK-1399 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

22780048854_409a4b9c3c_c.jpgIrelandK-1776 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

22777244774_d65a440ca8_c.jpgIrelandK-2264 by Kyle Gustafson, on Flickr

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