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A polar bear stands among the dried weeds on the banks of Hudson Bay checking out something on its huge paw. In the late fall the inshore ice is starting to freeze, but the offshore waters are still open so the bears can't yet go out to hunt for seals. Churchill, Manitoba.
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Took a drive out near my home...it's the way I'd normally drive to work...but I don't work anymore! You should see all the hawks out here!!!! Incredible!!! The field mice must be plentiful!!! LOL...I'm so bored...can't wait for the weather to brighten up...it's been gray and gloomy for quite some time.
Almost straight out of the cell phone camera; minimally increased contrast and clarity in post.
Winter is pretty much just a memory now.
This is my AE1 that I purchased in 1980 it has been retired for over 15 years. I took it out of retirement this past weekend and shot a role of Film. It will be interesting to see the results.
Flickring through my archives and i found this verto i shot in August. I forgot i had this or even had edited it. Well you know me. I now there is alot of these images flying around but i'd thought i share with ya.
Enjoy :-)
A few weeks back I spotted some poppies in a small patch , I thought I would have a closer look on my way to work Yesterday . So after negotiating a barbed wire fence I found they were very few and a bit far from the edge of the field, My old 90 - 300 mm lens is a bit long in the tooth now and I don`t really think what I got with it very good, but i`m yet to try editing those shots, but I did find one or two close to me and in this case really happy with what I got , Hope you like it my shot of the day I think.
A deer jumps in front an approaching Lhoist train of outbound loaded limestone cars at Daysville, TN. Leading the train is recently-acquired ex-Southern GP38-2 5206.
"Don't be pushed by your problems. Be led by your dreams.” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson
My overarching life motto that leads me to live my dreams: Live with intention, seek beauty, love wholly, and embrace spontaneity.
What drives you to live your dreams?
Sunset from Many Glacier, Glacier National Park.
We went to the many glacier hotel to have dinner and watch this sunset. I probably burned as many calories as I ate with all the times I went back outside to the lake to take more photos! After a 10 mile hike that day you would think food would come first in priorities, but you're all photographers so I'm sure you understand my choices. :)
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. If this is what going out feels like then I would rather stay in! Enjoy!
Bryant Park, a narrow strip of green space near downtown White Rock, BC.
A small slender maple tree was dwarfed by the surrounding tall thick evergreens, despite its "miniature" status, it stood out from all the other trees - due to its colourful foliage.
This image too is from Harbourville, N.S. It also illustrates many of the contributing elements that make this place so unique. The vivid colors on the homes that enhance the beauty of this village. The many colors used on the fishing vessels. And of course, the mud flats when the tide is out. This is all part of the Bay of Fundy, where tides are the most extreme in the world.
It would be an interesting conversation with the captain of this troller, to discover how it remains upright. Angled above the mud, precariously moored on an angle, and equipped with a "V" bottom. It all looks rather challenging to this untrained eye, but to them, just another day parked on the sidelines.
I'm never quite sure what it is that makes a picture work. I took 6 shots of this avenue of trees in Dorset during a walk around the Dorset Gap in very wet and windy weather. While I know this one works for me I am hard pressed to tell you what is wrong with the others. Perhaps if I could I would be a better landscape photographer!
The row of trees lead to Higher Melcombe , Ansty, Dorset. It looks an absolutely magical place that I intend to explore further.