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Fast and difficult to photograph (at least for me it is)
Saw hundreds of terns while visiting Cape Cod, really fun to watch them hover and dive for their meals.
~Axtel's Autos * Dirt Bike Green~
-Custom paint, poses, 2 passenger, sound & lights-
We visit the Lakes again soon. This is one from a while back where we'd had an extraordinary amount of rainfall and all the outlets were over run ... This was taken as the light was fading fast.
Fast becoming a crappy jetty....but just look at the view out across Loch Shiel.......watercolour beautiful.
Back from a few days down south near Kames and Tighnabruaich, Argyll, it's nice to be home.
But if you want a tip for a fabulous pitch to wild camp try Skipness, just over the water from Arran
Back to Costa Rica, San Gerardo de Dota this time.
It is really incredible how fast those little hummingbirds fly. And I've got a trash bin full of proof that it really is extremely difficult to catch them in flight. So when this Green Violetear hovered just long enough for the focus to catch on I couldn't have been more happy.
Canon EOS 1D X mark II
Canon EF600mm f/4L IS II USM
ISO 2500, f5.0, 1/3200s, exp. comp +0.33
This ring-necked duck is paddling pretty fast, probably in an effort to catch a nearby female. Either that, or the beer is getting cold.
On 40 Acre Lake in Brazos Bend State Park
As the sun rises above the Pacific Ocean, the air is punctuated with the smell of sea salt, citrus, and cherry blossoms. Here, while capturing the remaining morning freight trains on the Tokaido Main Line, the adjacent Tokaido Shinkansen is getting up to speed, so to speak, as a Tokyo bound service whisks under the orange groves in Ishibashi.
JR Tokaido Shinkansen
JR N700A Series
Ishibashi, Kanagawa Pref., Japan
Better on B l a c k M a g i c
Todays challenge on www.photochallenge.org/ was "Motion"
Also I got a couple of messages yesterday saying its been a while since Bahbahra appeared, so decided to add her into the mix when getting a shot for todays challenge
Now Bahbahra like me is a country girl at heart, and feels out of the place in the city sometimes that's why she much prefers when I get shots of her in quieter places such as Central Park, so posing for this shot next to the FDR highway today was not fun for her, but she was glad to be out in the lovely sun we had today after the last couple of dreary days
Hope everyones week is going well
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This photo of sheep running was also taken on the farm in Moorreesburg. But here I needed a fast shutter speed to stop the motion of the running sheep. Because of the trees casting their shadow on the running sheep I had to do a bit of Photoshop.
In Adobe Camera Raw I increase the shadows by much and decreased the highlights almost completely. This increased the dynamic range of the photo to counter the shade of the trees on the sheep.
This photo was taken in December 2014 with a Canon 5D MkIII and Canon EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM.
Camera Settings: f/4.0, 1/800 seconds and ISO 100
Panned shot of a 1953-built Ferrari 250MM at Lavant corner during the Freddie March Memorial Trophy race at the 2021 Goodwood Revival.
One of those 'can't decide between b&w and colour' moments!
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Took a picture of my new toy, and liked the effect of speed with the sun line streaking. No special effect.View On Black
Eine unbekannte Lok der BR 143 mit RB 19 157Lauda – Stuttgart
am Neckarufer zwischen Nordheim (Württ) und Lauffen (Neckar).
Growing up fast.
The black necked stilt chicks at Bombay Hook NWR are growing up very fast. They seem to be an inch taller every week, and if they are not already flying, they will be very soon.
The stilt parents were still extremely protective not allowing any other birds, including small shorebirds to come anywhere close to their chicks
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Well, relatively fast... Around midnight during a cold january night, one of many local movements in the port of Antwerp is entering the Far-West section. I wonder why this section is named Far-West, considering it's on the most eastern part of the port. Maybe it has to do with the destinations that were once served from here?
The photo was made using 3 remotely controlled flash units, and lots of layers of warm clothing :)
7727, Antwerpen Far-West 24.1.2015