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I know your supposed to save the best for last, but this is one of my favorite eagle pictures yet! Perfect focus, great pose, wonderful light! When the shutter clicks and the images come out good, all that standing around in the cold, freezing your butt off is suddenly worth it!!

 

More to come!!

Board walk in my Century Dip Tech rubber wellies ;)

Ok Last one! After taking pictures I just felt like it! LOL The Concert was GREAT!

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Featuring: Lil Snookum's Tripple Dip outfit.

now at Thimble - a Kids Event

 

A couple of regular colour print shots from the The Double Dip camera, which I'm experimenting with. ou can see the quite pronounced blurring and vignetting at the image edges, and the surprisingly sharp centre.

  

Double Dip camera + expired Fuji Superia 100

 

Phone: Tellings Phone

 

Comes with Hud

 

12 Color Options

 

Creator: BakeryxCakery

 

Location: The Grand Event

 

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für 52 Wochen Foto Challenge Thema 12: Gaumenfreuden

  

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canon a-1

fd 35mm f/2 concave thorium

kodak ektar 100

One Last Dip into the Sea

Snagged wet fleece, Chee dale, Derbyshire

Indian devotees take a holy dip in the sacred pond of the Golden Temple on the occasion of 406th installation anniversary of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, the holy book of Sikh religion in Amritsar.

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Carrion Crow - (Corvus Corone)

 

Highroyds Pond

 

As always I am grateful to all those who take the time to drop by and view my photos. Your comments and faves are all very much appreciated and welcome.

 

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There are different theories about why the dips were carved into this stone but whatever the reason, these days it's mostly used for photography.

Just trying a couple of new techniques.I thought this was a pretty subject to practice on.

Day 1 of a first 365 (366) group for me - thank you for the invitation :-) The Big Dip is an annual New Year fundraising event, held (whatever the weather) to support the 1st Birdham & Witterings Scout Group. A little bit of craziness on the south coast.

NS 224 makes its way Westbound through Wentzville, MO with a good sized train behind the engines

Ah, Skinny Dip falls. By the time we got here it had warmed up enough that I could take my gloves off on the hike in. Half way there I took off my knit hat (what we in the southern US call a toboggan. Yankees call that a sled.

 

I had not planned for this trip to be a waterfall trip. But, as we approached the pull out for the falls I had to go and see if there were any images lurking. Lo! I found one. Again, this was the first cool day of the fall for us. It was only 40F in Spartanburg when we headed out. I'm not sure how cold it was up on the Blue Ridge Parkway at dawn. I could still see my breath here however.

 

All that is leading up to my whining about how cold the water was. Shin deep for this image, next to a 8 feet drop off behind me if I fell. Yeah, I do stupid things sometimes. Just don't fall, eh?

 

We moved up the falls taking images and at the very end, I have two more awesome shots, if I do say so myself. But after the last one I realized that I really was becoming hyporthermic.

 

I got out, did a bunch of deep squats and hopped up and down a bit. But, it was worth it I think. I may redo this at some point however, as I don't really like the top of the image. Looks cluttered and busy. I may crop this one. But, it is that standing down in the pool that I was after. The pool and stone were my subjects, the fall in the background was just filler.

It's just a simple distant reflection shot of female Red-Winged Blackbird touching her wings to the water. Sort of a nice capture...nothing Pulitzer about it.

Had a great day out yesterday watching these brave souls doing there bit for charity.well done to them all.

Many walled gardens have a pool in the middle for gardeners to dip their watering cans to keep plants watered and growing

Found these crows really carefree and having a time of their lives

Kecil is a master at using a stick to enjoy the treats left for him by the keepers in the various enrichment dispensers. His favorite is scraping peanut butter off the wall with a loooong stick that reaches several feet up off the exhibit floor.

 

Kecil is now 3 1/2 yrs old and lives with his foster family at Brookfield Zoo. Foster mom, Sophia, big foster sister Kekasih (8) and baby foster sister, Heidi (8 mos).

  

Bornean Orangutan

 

Brookfield Zoo

Tropic World-Asia

Illinois, USA

.....with Sticks

great dipping nylonfeet

Blessed are the poor in spirit,

for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.

Blessed are those who mourn,

for they will be comforted.

Blessed are the meek,

for they shall inherit the earth....

 

matthew 5:3-5

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