Window display at Jo Padmore Eyewear in Didsbury.

This was taken quite a few months ago when I was running the half marathon casually with a film camera in my pocket. It was raining and I arrived at this creek catching my breath while watching the raging waterfalls. I spotted a woman and her child in the far distance that made a perfect scene for a photo.

Film: Fujifilm Fujicolor Superia X-TRA 400

Camera: Leica Z2X

Some photo's of fishing action from this weekend.

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seen in the Bass Pro Shop at Tsawwassen Mills Mall where it seems many parents bring their children for entertainment, spotted this tiny ballerina enjoying herself doing some "fishing" :)

Great Central Railway, Loughborough

A busy bumblebee is a moving target!

And yes, it is buzzing between the raindrops

Train stop between Naples and Herculaneum. I think they call this train the Graffiti Express.

For my little sisters 15th Birthday today. She drive's me crazy on a daily basis but I can't help but to love her and her crazy personality that seems to rub off on me. Love you Shadi!

just a dogrose I know but everytime I go pass them on my wheelchair the scent is so sweet

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After shooting some wide angle of the storm-damaged and very broken Frisco Pier, I pulled out the zoom lens to hone in on the sunrise colors. There happened to be a fisherman on the beach by the pier which made for a great silhouette with the pier pilings behind him. The fisherman seemed to be catching Rays (i.e., some variety of Ray fish), while us photographers were catching rays of sunshine. Note the electric cables from the pier dangling in to the ocean. I presume the power has long since been shut off. You can also just make out the Hatteras lighthouse as a sliver in the far distance.

This was on a recent whirlwhind trip to the Outer Banks with fellow photographer Kevin Benedict. Single exposure shot with just a UV filter using Pentax 60-250mm lens. I ran around with it handheld for a while but got wise and stuck it back on my tripod for this shot.

Minolta HI Matic S, superia expired film 100

Wren sunning itself on a log in a sunny spot in the woods.

Sun rays create vibrance and color to an island, shoreline and water's surface on an early warm spring morning.

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Taken on May 5/13 at 8:50am on southwest Vancouver Island, B.C., Canada.

Camera, Canon 7D

Lens, Canon EF 100-4000mm L IS USM lens

Tripod, Manfrotto, including 498RC2 ballhead

taken at 1/50's at f/16, -2/3 Ev, at 100mm, iso 200, man white bal. No cropping.

Near midsummer it never gets dark at night here at the 57th parallel north.

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Attraper son ombre

Sittin' outside in the warm sunshine on a cool September morning.

The rig and the navigator soak up some sun by the Gregory River, far north Queensland, Australia.

Apps: Snapseed, iColorama

Red Breasted Merganser - Male

If you look, you can see his head under the water

We finally had some sunshine Friday, so on my lunch break I went to the bay to take a few pictures

Workman/technician on the Cardinia Cultural Centre's roof installing communication receiving equipment.

Lakeside, Pakenham, Victoria, Australia.

5/5/2019 Richland College

Nikon D610 Nikon 50.0 mm f/1.8

I had left an exhibition on campus a couple evenings before and was struck by the light illuminating the building. I went back to see if I could capture that.

Bushfires burning to the west create multiple columns of light near Mt. Gillen Central Australia

This little Florida treefrog peeked his head out to get some sun on this hot afternoon day.

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Sometimes the concentration on catching the fish is so great that you can't see the storm coming, but for these guys that's the least thing ^^

This photo was taken moments before this lioness took down a Zebra to feed her family, which included a severely wounded young son. Taken in the Olare Motorogi Conservancy, Masai Mara, Kenya.