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Discovered a new “eagle tree” just at the periphery of the Blackwater Wildlife Refuge and spent a joyous hour photographing one of a pair who really put on a performance for my new D300. I used a Nikkor 300mm f/4 lens and 1.4x teleconverter. Starting today, I’ll be posting individual shots over the next couple of weeks. See it LARGER.

South Pier fisherman catching a fiery sunrise fish :)

Sheboygan harbor, Wisconsin

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Milsons Point Station, Sydney

Window display at Jo Padmore Eyewear in Didsbury.

This art work has now gone. it was in the local park.

Balls al Carrer in the heart of historic València.

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

Installation von

Keith Sonnier, geb 1941 in Louisiana, lebt und arbeitet in NY

Kunstmuseum St.Gallen (CH)

Bluebells in the evening sun in Perthshire

Some photo's of fishing action from this weekend.

Minolta AF-C, 35mm f/2.8, Kodak Tri-x 400, (200) Spur Acurol N, 20 Celsius degrees, 14 min.

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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" :)

The only way of catching a train I have ever discovered is to miss the train before.

Gilbert K. Chesterton

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Great Central Railway, Loughborough

A busy bumblebee is a moving target!

And yes, it is buzzing between the raindrops

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!

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I loved how this crocus was revelling in the sunlight last weekend!

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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.

A minimalist image of subtle shades and silhouettes.

I was Intrigued by the champagne colour of the sky at dusk, when seen against the luminous clouds.

Beachy Head, East Sussex - UK

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Attraper son ombre

20132 and 20311 catch the sun as the sweep through the site of Saltley station with 7X08 16.00 Chaddesden Sidings to Banbury.

Full speed

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

Weybourne Station, North Norfolk Railway.

Flowers in my March garden. Christchurch New Zealand 2020

Hesketh New Marsh, Lancashire

A7III, 200-600

As we skied back to the ski chalet at the end of the lesson, the sun finally poked out from behind the clouds. Most of the kids probably didn't notice the sun, their eyes were looking down trying to keep the blowing snow off their faces, and their minds were probably thinking about the hot chocolate and snacks waiting for them in the chalet. The young skier in the foreground stopped skiing to take in the beauty of the sun and the blowing snow, and caught my eye.

Nikon D700 with Nikon 105mm f/2.8.

Photo: SHS_5961