Lumix

A photographer shared images of a wooden sculpture shot with a vintage Nikkor 35mm f/2 lens mounted on a Panasonic Lumix GH5, with the raw files processed in RawTherapee. The work is tagged as art and photography within the Micro Four Thirds community, drawing a small amount of attention from fellow enthusiasts of manual vintage glass.

A wildlife photographer has shared an image of two otters at Algonquin Provincial Park in Ontario, Canada. The shot, taken with a Panasonic Lumix camera, shows the animals near a lake canoe setting and is being circulated among nature and wildlife photography enthusiasts. The park is a well-known destination for spotting otters, moose and other Canadian wildlife.

A visitor on a photography workshop at Yellowstone National Park shared images of a grizzly bear spotted during their first trip to the park, taken from a safe distance with a Lumix camera. The sighting highlights the park's famous wildlife viewing, where bears are a top draw for photographers.

A German-speaking wildlife photographer is drawing attention after describing a handheld fox photograph taken with a Lumix G9II and the 100-400mm Leica zoom lens. The shot was made at 400mm, ISO 1600 and a very slow 1/15 second shutter speed, which the photographer credits to the effectiveness of the camera's image stabilisation.

A photographer is sharing close-up nature images taken in Nova Scotia, Canada, using a Panasonic LUMIX G85 camera. The pictures, dated 3 October 2026, show autumn leaves, raindrops and forest scenes, and are tagged with nature and macro photography hashtags. The posts are drawing modest attention from photography and nature enthusiasts.