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There will be many Blue Jay's on my photostream in the coming months because of the fact that they stick around through the winter months. Here is the first one of the fall, with the trees just starting to show some color change.
First bird shot of the year for me!
i have tons of unprocessed photos i would like to upload, but i suddenly headed to Marymoor this morning as there were bits of fog on the south of Lake Sammamish. it was a good decision. hundreds of geese were crossing the lake, the water evaporation was amazing too.
this one was shot with the 70-200L
i did miss quite a few shots before getting this one, i admit.
The first measurable amount of snow hit southern New England yesterday leaving behind some beautiful scenes.
Back after a couple of busy weeks.
Stay warm and enjoy the rest of your weekend.
A fledgling hummingbird days before leaving its next for the first time, rests quietly in its small woven nest hidden among green leaves and branches. The short beak and soft feathering reveal its early stage of life.
From our Garden
Nov. 2024
Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 3,5/60 mm, Ilford HP5+, Rodinal 1+25
Lithprint SE5 onto Fomatone 132 (2014)
no toning
Recently bought a Drone as part of a move towards filming and photos. Thought I'd see what the photos are like from it. Taken at Polperro Cornwall.
My first ever lightning shot, from a relatively weak storm here in Berlin last night.
Thanks to those following me so far, means a lot and thanks for all the comments :)
Hope you all are having a great weekend!
MC 2011 (ex-NH FL9M) approaches the end of track in New Bedford, MA nearby the freight yard where sludge is shipped out. Even though this is a former New Haven Railroad line, it is uncertain if FL9s ever made it into New Bedford.
Australian Emerald Dragonfly (Hemicordulia australiae) female
I often see the Tau Emerald Dragonflies around the garden but this is the first time I have had an Australian Emerald visit. Another that is usually found around waterways.
Same drop.....same angle...just little different light perspective.
Just squeaked in the back door of Explore......#498....August 1, 2008.