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Plane landing near river Rhein. Camera: Nikon EM. Lens: Nikon 50mm 1.8 AIS e series. Film: Kodak Portra 160. Scan: Optik-Oldschool, Düsseldorf.
Ahhhh Spookies!! It's that time of the month where we can get our Kinky on! Kinky is opening up this round on 5/28/2022! We have an awesome pair of sexy boots with some amazing details this round! These boots are rigged for the Maze "squishy thigh mod" The maitreya boots are rigged for the regular legs only to give that squishy thigh look! As always please demo before you buy!
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Dark clouds gathering over the mountains.
Mount Cimone seen from La Santona (Modena, Emilia Romagna, Italy).
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I just flew back home to New Jersey this week, it's good to be back :-)
I think coming home got my head thinking about house, hence this post.
Man, I got a ton of good shots with Valorie this night. This was shot right after walking her through the steps to bring in the exposure, f/stp, iso and focus for her own picture. She took to it quickly. ...and quickly realized she's not that much into shooting stars ;-)
I really like this composition. And a huge thanks to her for supporting my pursuit of this photography.
Really sad news: while editing this picture, I found out my Mac laptop screen is actually dying. The edges are vignetting, which really sucks. But while comparing the same image open on my screen and open on my brother's brand new Mac- I found out my screen is also not displaying the purplish hue!
Which, on one hand is great because that's a really annoying color that shows noise in long exposures... :-) So, somehow I have mind-ninja'd my laptop into not showing the noisier color channels that I want gone....
I'm a bit peeved to think I'll have to always proof my edits on an external monitor now...
Oi. Dear Santa, a new MBP to replace my old guy please???
Ooh- quick update, my Mom is making Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Cofee Cake (say that over and over) and she just handed me the beater to lick clean...... it is goooood to be home!
Not sure I'll post another before Christmas, so in case- Happy Holidays everyone and I hope you get some good time in with your friends, family and loved ones.
Good morning an a Happy New Year to you all.
Here is another image from my time at Paignton Beach on New Years Eve. An approching storm made for some nice cloud formations adding a bit of drama to the sky and the sun made a very brief appearance. A freshening wind helped create some motion to the outgoing tide too.
Thank you for looking and hope 2025 is a good one for you all.
Taken this past June in Etosha , Namibia, It was late in the day and we were headed to the next camp when out of the corner of my eye I saw a female lion and then off in the distance a beautiful male lying down. We stopped and took a few images and then the male got up and slowly walked towards us. What a thrill to see this magnificent creature so close. I was truly in awe of his incredible majesty and thrilled to be able to capture a few images before he strolled off.
Wishing you a beautiful and blessed evening !!!
A bit too chocolate boxy for my taste, but that’s how it is when the sun shines and the train sets off for the Brocken passing through the picturesque streets of Wernigerode.
Harz Mountain Railway, Germany. April 2009. © David Hill
56051 'Survival' comes into view at Abergavenny, working 6Z51 17.24 Baglan Bay to Chirk Kronospan logs. This is an extreme crop as I didn't have a long enough lens in the bag.
Nothing like a walk in the woods on a brisk autumn day. Even the rain was nice. I wondered why no birds seemed to be eating these holly berries.
. . . In just a few short weeks (days?), these vines will awaken, and many tourists will visit this spot! Very cold and windswept when I visited here last in February, it will come alive with people as one of the Old Mission Peninsula's favorite destinations.
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Teaser shot of my new 'Tina' skin :), coming soon as a rare prize for SaNaRae gacha
Greatly inspired by Red Velvet's 'One Of These Nights'
LOMO LC-A @ Kitakami, Iwate, Japan
My friend is coming my way at the highest speed. We've been snowboarding for the last 15 years and these days, we prefer free-riding more than free style like jumping, sliding and so on. He is absolutely a high-speed addict. So am I.
The seasons gifts keep coming. Friday brought this tiny hatchling to the yard. It’s clear that it hatched somewhere nearby. My wife found it while tending to the grounds. No more than about one inch in size, this little eastern box turtle is at the beginning of what could be a long life. In the wild they can live about 30 years but have been known to live well into their 50’s and 60’s. In captivity, some have lived almost 100 years. Of course, the first few years are the most difficult and dangerous. I hope to see this little one back again, year after year.
A young (I want to say 3rd calendar year?) White-eyed gull that stalled in the air in an attempt to identify possible prey. If I recall there wasn't anything there this time, but there has reliably been a large number of schooling fish in the area, the prize for most of the terns and gulls in the area.
ISO: 800
F-stop: f/5.6
Exposure: 1/8000
With the northbound freight having passed Lichfield 7 minutes ago it was always going to be tight getting a clear shot of it before the local Rugby train arrived. So, as the local drew into the station, swift action was needed to avoid getting completely bowled.
The outcome was this shot, taken half-way up the footbridge with the tele-lens now wound back and the Shed conveniently framed by the EMUs pantograph. A tad lucky you might say.
For the record, the northbound freight is the 09.32 Felixstowe - Crewe Basford Hall (4M88) containers hauled by Freighliner Shed 66592, and the stopping train is an unidentified class 350 working the 16.02 Crewe - Rugby (1U38).
The alighting commuters seem unaware of the snapper's drama - or maybe they don't give a wotsit.
Rugeley Trent Valley
5.03pm, 14th June 2017