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Estrenando polaroid. modelo One Step Flash yay!!!
Primera foto que tomo con el nuevo cartucho..
New Polaroid. Model One Step Flash yay!!!
First photo that i took with the first film..
This is Roxy showing her sweet expression. She is truly a sweetheart as most Boxers are. Roxy is predominantly all white with one blue eye which I chose to show off in this B/W.
Forster, NSW, Australia.
View to Cape Hawke and Booti Booti National Park.
The cape was named by Captain Cook when he passed it on his Endeavour voyage on 11 May 1770, honoring Edward Hawke who was First Lord of the Admiralty.
144/365 2017
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #52" "Water" "Shoot Anything Saturday"
One from last summer. You can’t fail to be in awe of the glacial melt waters that carved this stone, nature’s artwork. One of my favourite hills as a backdrop, Penyghent. I do love the Dales, particularly the way that each has its own character.
One of the hardest animals to find on an African safari is the elusive leopard. During a late afternoon game drive, we were very lucky and excited when we spotted this gorgeous leopard waking up from a nap in a tree.
Isarog Line Express Transport
Fleet no.: 1222-K
Shot Location: Naga City Central Bus Terminal, CBD Naga City, Camarines Sur.
Another little brown argus, perched on a wild plant whose name I'm unaware of.
One thing with this type of shot is that it's hard to compose shots through the "mini-forests" - there are always other bits of grass and plants in the way and you have to do the best that you can.
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Yes, I do post a lot of photos of these birds, can't help myself. They are such great little posers and they just beg to be photographed and I can't refuse them.
Air 21's Fokker F-28 Fellowship N459US arriving at Las Vegas McCarron Airport back in October 1996
Note the 'Clamshell' brakes deployed on the rear fuselage
Scanned from a badly fogged Kodak 35mm Transparency
As part of the Ceredigion Art Trail, I will be holding a small exhibition and sale of prints and canvasses at an event at St Ursula village hall in Llangwyryfon, for one day on Sunday (18th August 2013). That's a posh way of saying I will have a table in the village hall, but all welcome (only expecting locals, please don't travel across the world or the country for this! lol). Refreshments available. It will be very informal, with lots of young people about, because the youth club are also exhibiting their art work, as well as other local artists.
This picture shows part of the Aberystwyth Castle ruins, built during the First Welsh War in the late 13th century. I turned my back on the beach at sunset for a change....
A 5 minute exposure... I could have wished for a bit more wind in those clouds!
I used the Lee Big Stopper to slow the exposure down, a Lee 0.9 soft grad, and NDCalc on my iPhone (takes the guesswork out of long exposures).
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Many of my pictures are available to buy as prints, canvasses or acrylics at:
On a dull cloudy early winter day at the waterfall in Brownsberg Quebec, I did two photographs set up on my tripod. The one above HDR called Art Embossed. The one below non HDR, non filter, with ND to reduce shutter speed…
One Burrard Place is a 168-metre tall residential skyscraper located in downtown Vancouver. It was designed by John Bryson & Partners and completed in 2021.
"To photograph truthfully and effectively is to see beneath the surfaces and record the qualities of nature and humanity which live or are latent in all things." -- Ansel Adams
John Lennon's Imagen piece tower, Auroras, Sunset and the seascape.
*Taken with Sony a7III with the Samyang 12mm f/2.8*
Yes, unbelievable, but I did leave the premises today and went to see the unfamiliar in Hawrelak Park. Hundreds of birds there and same number of people. Since I don’t like to stand and wait for my shots I relaxed on a bench and apparently that was invitation enough to talk to me. Great opportunity to practice my small talk and was actually quite proud of my accomplishment. Ended up talking to a lady from Californina, San Francisco of all places, one of my favorite cities. As we were chatting away, I took just one look and saw this duck flying overhead and here is the result. Long live San Fran …
One year later when the UP X4014 came east through Wisconsin, this likely will not happen again, at least anytime in the near future. At least anytime soon given the multiple situations going on in this crazy world right now.
UP 4014
This is a quick post-and-run - I will catch up as soon as I can ♥
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One room schoolhouse in Vicksburg, Michigan.
Infrared: Sony A6000 (fs) + Kolari Vision Chrome IR filter.
Isildur, King of Gondor: After the Battle of Dagorlad, Isildur brought the ring to Mount Doom, with Elrond. Instead of throwing it into the lava, Isildur was possessed by the ring and took it for his own.
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Tom Bombadil: Although he never found the ring, he wore it briefly when Frodo and his friends came to visit. The ring had no effect on old Tom, who was not possessed by it.
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Sméagol (And Déagol): Sméagol, also later known as Gollum, was fishing with his cousin, Déagol, when the latter found the ring where Isildur had dropped it. Sméagol killed Déagol after becoming obsessed over the powerful ring.
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Here are some LOTR figs I made over the past few days. I had a lot of fun posing the minifigures and creating the background, so tell me what you think in the comments! Be sure to drop a fave and follow me for more figbarfs and builds!
Another stunning start to the day on The South Downs at Heyshott near Midhurst. Look closely at the mist on the hillside in the background – one of those wonderful autumn mornings.
I have shot a LOT fewer photos this year than others. Probably the least "productive" year since I started with the whole photography thing (again). I'm okay with that, I guess.
I still have some rolls to develop. I still have a number of photos from this year to share, as well. But I also have quite a few from years past. Maybe I look at every day and think "maybe I'll share this soon" and usually never do.
This photo could use some fresh eyes. I'm tired of looking at it.
It's an old theater in a small town in western Nebraska.
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'For One Night'
Camera: Mamiya RB67
Lens: Mamiya-Sekor 3.8/90
Film: Ilford HP5+
Process: Rodinal; 1+50; 11min
Nebraska
July 2022