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When conditions are right, nature puts on a great show - link to short video of the shoot: www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXkD-4k-GTU
There were bazillions of these birds on fence posts in most any wetland area. Strangely enough, we only saw one or two Upland Sandpipers the entire trip which I would have thought we would have seen many more with the given habitat. They also perch on these fence posts in grassy wetland areas.
Again--way too high an ISO for these bright light conditions---
This is what happens when using a new camera not knowing all of its nuances just yet----NOW I KNOW!!!
Calm conditions and the third version of this shot both film and digital.
Bronica ETRS 40mm
Kodak Portra 160.
Processed and scanned by Filmdev.
Then there are days that are not really suitable for photography. A photo should be able to show these conditions clearly.
icm. 'sunrise chaos bayside"
In Queensland & NSW, Australia, we have massive bush fires burning - 55 fires in Queensland. 3 deaths, many homes burnt & thousand evacuated from their homes & predicted worse weather conditions coming on Tuesday. We've got unseasonably hot windy conditions & Brisbane has been blanketed with smoke haze which resulted in a firey red sunrise today.
I captured some (in focus) images, but I thought this icm image captured the chaos many must be going through at the moment.
Gratitude to all fire fighters & volunteers.
Update... 72 fires still burning across NSW. 150+ homes destroyed, 40 injured.
Blowing snow and high winds on Monday made for poor visibility on the roads in Stanley Bridge and Cavendish. Hopefully, the last storm this winter.
I often see photos of waterbirds especially from outside of the UK where the background in a photo is a beautiful gold colour and the subject is softly illuminated but I rarely see it in the UK thanks to our all to often gloomy winters and my lack of time for photography! However, as the sun started to set when I was photographing this little egret I finally got my chance to photograph in those conditions and I made the most of it
Given the right conditions, these mushrooms have been around for a few weeks now. I was there at the right time with some nice light behind them. It made focusing with this camera and longer lens easier. Taken with a 30 image stack otherwise the stock would have been blurred. Why don't I use my Z9, it's too proud off the ground (too high). The Z7II hugs the ground nicely for these Mushroom images.
With the weather we've had the colour of the landscape seems to have turned early. Taken in flat-ish light I quite liked this comp and maybe return in different conditions. Thanks for looking.
©mattoliver.
Sadly the wonderful conditions we had on arrival and sat waiting in didn't last as by 4.30 the clouds started to roll in. Thankfully though the breezy conditions of earlier had dropped. 6233 makes a fabulous sight and sound at Newbiggin and our thanks once again to the lovely people at the adjacent farm for allowing us into their field. Taken from behind a wooden fence near the bridge parapet with Milburn Road below.
VT The Settle & Carlisle Saturday 12th March 2022 Carlisle-Tyseley Copyright Simon Lathlane
Fighting harsh winter conditions deep into Quebec's countryside, CN 324 is Vermont-bound with 73 cars, opening the way, snowdrift after snowdrifts as locomotive engineer P.V laying on the horn in order to keep it clear of any packed white stuff.
The wind at this point was terrific and thanks to my scanner, I only waited in those awful conditions less than 15 minutes.
CN M32421-09
2552 8880
Milepost 9 Rouses Point subdivision
St-Valentin,QC
January 9th 2025
In life, there are conditions that must be respected so that everyone can flourish with security.
RKO_6708. Light conditions changed constantly with snow "storms" coming in and out.
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Terrible dull misty morning, out of desperation I focussed on a Little egret. He must have known I was trying for a photo so kindly performed for me. 1800mm of zoom & sooc with a little in camera re-touch, so in spite of conditions I was pleased to get an image
What appear to be icebergs here are rock shelves that have frozen over by the waves during last week's 10 below zero weather.
It was -25 F. with the windchill when I ventured out and took this picture. I was dressed appropriately, but I still could only manage 45 minutes before having to get back into my warm car and go home.
The ducks apparently didn't get the memo :)
The sunset colors created this lovely color palette.
Conditions were perfect to capture this 14 vertical shot (at 200mm) panorama of Lake Pedder in the south west region of Tasmania.
Wintery conditions, snow, freezing temperatures: No problem for some plants, as for the bamboo shown in the picture.
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Of course the title is sarcastic, but nevertheless, in my humble opinion, the snowless, depressing winter makes for a perfect backdrop for old Soviet rolling stock. The picture shows DR1AMv-283 upon arrival at Elektrinių traukinių depas-1 (Elektrodepas I) as a midday LTG Link Turmantas to Vilnius service at the first day of the year 2025. The trainset has passed the Vilinus city limits approx. 700 meters before and is about to stop at the first stop in the Naujoji Vilnia city part. The stop, as the name suggests, is located directly next to the electric trains depot, which mainly serve the commuter trains around Vilnius, as most of the country's network remains unelectrified.
Photo by Piotrek/Toprus
Ethereal conditions shroud the lakeland pastures with the snowy mountains in the distance.
A fabulous winter morning spent up above the misty clouds on Scout Scar.
Back to the Lake District today, Ashness Jetty at Derwent water.
I could not have asked for better conditions, as we went there in October of 2019 we caught some lovely Autumn colours and those colours were beautifully reflected in Derwent Water that day.
The conditions were perfect, a nice sky and no wind, this and a few others made my day, This is another shot that I have not edited before and now wish I had as I think this will go on my wall somewhere.
This area is a draw for photographers, I had already got to the Ashness bridge early to shoot that, as we were leaving a minibus turned up and a bunch of togs got out, that was the time to go.
I was crouched behind my tripod here when all of a sudden another tripod was plonked against mine in this small area, I said to the guy could you just give me a few moments to take my shots, one of us could have had a wet day !!!.
One of the draw backs of shooting a honeypot spot I guess .
Look out for stormy conditions tomorrow when storm Chandra drops in to say hello.
We stayed in Glencoe in late March and caught the last of the snow on the tops of the mountains (and a lot of very chilly sleet and winds!). We stayed on Loch Leven and were treated to this superb crisp and still morning one day. What a sight to wake up to!
On seeing the conditions, I 'volunteered' to go to the local Co-op to buy the ingredients for a full English breakfast (or is that a Scottish brekky?). I surreptitiously slipped my camera equipment in the car and stopped off on the way for a sneaky picture or two - I couldn't miss this! :-)
The RJ's PA Lines are now home to some secondhand 70s, and honest to God, I like them even more than the 40s in this paint, especially when fresh! The RJ can be frustrating and elusive. I've had a lot of fun days out here, but none with conditions that were this perfect. Somehow, some way, no vehicles in the shot either!
Conditions here with the snow and umbrella color almost make this scene B&W right out of the camera.
Just realized I hadn't posted this photograph taken last October. My buddy, Mike Koenig, and I hit perfect conditions on this day. We hiked down into the gorge late afternoon and had the whole place to ourselves. Our shutter fingers were happily clicking away trying to take in every conceivable composition.
We reluctantly had to stop when we realized it was past sunset and by the time we began to hike up we were in total darkness. Luckily, Mike had a headlamp but it was still pretty creepy getting out. But what a great day.
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