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1) have tripod set up already; 2) double-check the aperture (of course it was on 22 instead of 2.8) because things look brighter in-camera; 3) just enjoy watching the lights dance.
glad i did lots of #3!
A fun course with Christine Lashley - these are students getting ready for their sailing lesson. Such a busy scene with everyone getting their life jackets ready.
Big gator teaching little gator a lesson. Held him for about 15 minutes then released him, with only minor scrapes.
Lesson's motmot (Momotus lessonii ) is a colorful near-passerine bird found in forests and woodlands from southern Mexico to western Panama.
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Irek Kozłowski, World Group Vice-Champion in the field of a carriage driving, explains to the spectators through a microphone the rules of driving a four-horse team.
Jagodne Poland
When a 9 year old expressed interest in learning photography, I obliged with a quick evening lesson. With this as our subject, it was a brilliant mini session that I don't think he will soon forget.
There is no end to remembrance and thus no line that can be drawn under our responsibility. Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier. Berlin, 29 January 2025.
The annual open-air and free history lesson at the heart of Berlin's government district, here from 2019, begins in late spring or summer and usually lasts until October 3rd, our National Day. The 30-minute light show/projection (which starts at dusk and is repeated several times until midnight) turns the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus (MELH), one of the main parliamentary buildings, into a huge canvas. Every year the show is a little different but always focuses on German (parliamentary and general) history. Lessons learned or history repeating?
I have been spending a great amount of time exploring and learning about my new favorite place 7 miles from where I live...learning what a remarkable birding place this is. I didn't go looking for the Kites this day but as I was watching the shorebirds I heard a screeching near by and there they were. This appeared to be a 'hunting lesson' day as the young kites perched on a nearby juniper tree and occasionally would hover over the field. When this one landed the parent landed next to it and I believe was encouraging it to go find it's next meal!
Recently I was lucky enough to win a place on a street photography course with Amateur Photographer magazine. My first ever photography "lesson", and I really enjoyed it. So much so I bought a new camera...! Expect to see more from my new Fuji X-T10 in due course. I'll still be using the Panasonic LUMIX compact too.
Photo taken at Duke University Chapel prior to the Lessons and Carols Service, Dec. 7, 2017.
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I love lemurs but I confess that their frenetic movimentation bothers me a little because makes the sharp photograph so difficult or even impossible.
After many comes and goes these two were so beautiful side by side, in a perfect pose (the pose that I wanted since the beginning), but the third guy insisted on spoiling the photo in just one lesson - jumping on the other two guys :))
I liked this one better.
Please press "L"
So incredibly excited to be visiting Juneau soon!
I'll catch up on posting 365s eventually, I promise.
One hundred and sixty.
There are lessons to be learned from watching wildlife.
Perseverance, alertness and the battle for life marks nearly every individual creature.
Temporary defeats normally lead to upcoming successes.
(Photographed near Cambridge, MN)
Szkolenia indywidualne z zakresu obróbki przez Internet. Warsztaty indywidualne: sesje plenerowe i obróbka.
Lessons of postprocessing via Internet. Individual workshop in on locations photoshooting and postprocessing.
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the lesson
mixed media on wood: acrylic paint, metallic paint, collaged paper, stamps, sharpie pen
24" X 18"
jennifer beinhacker
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art outside the edge
EXHIBITED AT:
prince street gallery
530 west 25th street
new york, new york
10-28 july 2018
Large motmot of tropical lowland forest and edge, mainly in humid areas. Perches low to high, usually in shady areas. Blue crown with a big black central patch, unlike solid blue of Blue-capped Motmot, which occurs to the north. Plumage overall less contrasting in pattern than Turquoise-browed Motmot, with much smaller tail rackets. The name ‘motmot’ comes from double-hooting call of this species, which can sound like an owl, and is mainly uttered around dawn.
30 minutes of walking around in the woods, we found a small clean spot where i could take a few shots. We all got the cold after that haha.
Anyways, have a great day people of Flickr! :)
First attempt at colour developing - bit disappointing. Negs are very thin - increase development slightly from the recommended 3:15. Also uniformly covered in tiny white spots. It's not dust. Various sources suggest this can happen with hard water, but I don't think ours is.
this female Osprey would occasionally fly out of the nest and land near by, where the male brought in this bass 4 times not letting the youngsters eat and then would fly out carrying the fish untouched...I'm guessing he was trying to get them to follow him...must be 'a lesson'!?
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