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Front yard in Desert Hot Springs on a warm, summer late afternoon.

Couple at a Christmas gathering

Olympus OM-2n, Zuiko 1:2/35, HP5plus @1600

Common Honeybee (Apis mellifera).

 

Lots of bees come to the pond to drink. Some of them are careless, fall in the water and then strive to get out. Few of them manage to do so and finally climb on a rock or a stem by the water where they wait till they are dry enough to fly again. That's a perfect opportunity for me to get close enough to them for a macro like this. After a couple of shots at this angle, I tried to move closer for a portrait, but alas, the bee was drier than I though and took off :-)

 

Best viewed Large, On Black.

Sous-bois moussu

Moirans-en-Montagne - Jura - France

Brigitte esce dal mondo in bianco e nero per tuffarsi nei miei colori...

 

Out of black and white world, Brigitte enters my colours!

20240421 London. Foto: Magnus Fröderberg

We were stumbling back to the hotel in pitch darkness during one of Leh's all too frequent power cuts, when I became aware of a faint glow in a shop window. It turned out to be a barber working by candle light. Tapped on the window, indicated that I'd like to take a photo, and was invited in. These people are so resourceful, and make the best of their situation in the town where the infrastructure falls short of normal expectation. Leh, Ladakh, India.

October 2015. © David Hill.

A farmer feeding his sheep just before sunrise on Saturday. I was driving to get to the lake by sunrise but had to stop and back up when I saw this beside the road. The farmer started to walk over to see if I needed help but waved when he saw my camera. Another mad photographer he probably muttered (I won't translate that into kiwi farmer's talk)

PS Just one RAW shot, no HDR. Amazing what shadow detail you can lift out and keep the sky colour.

My Kidz n Cats Alice, I love this girls expression!

used the earlier image in this one to make a fictitious scene...the uniforms are from about 1850.....

 

it might sound strange but it wasn't until moving pictures that artists understood how horses really moved...once they could watch a film of them in slow motion

 

until then the drawing of horses in particular was miles out...they seemed to think they moved both the front & back legs at the same time...as seen in many old paintings

 

thanks for looking in.....appreciated.......best bigger....hope you have a Great Day

Collingwood Terminals building which was closed in 1993. Now set for redevelopment

March 14, 2020

 

Students are moving out of Harvard and other college campuses today. Harvard ordered all students out of their dorms and housing by Sunday, March 15.

 

Harvard University

Cambridge, Massachusetts

USA

 

Photo by brucetopher

© Bruce Christopher 2020

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...always learning - critiques welcome.

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. . . . which, 20 years ago, I could only dream I would ever be doing

Fall Out Boy headlining at Not So Silent Night at the Mid-Hudson Civic Center in Poughkeepsie, NY on December 2, 2013.

 

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...since my leg operation, ahhh the freedom! Mike is off and running!

Harwich Essex United Kingdom

I love trying to capture lighting. Its such a challenge, its not something you can really plan for. You dont know where in the sky its gonna happen, or how bright its going to be for proper exposure or when its going to strike.

LEITZ Minolta CL

Kodak color 400

Pragfriedhof, Stuttgart.

1 more from tonight... this one is raw and gritty but I like it.. it was a moving train in the dark and it was about 300 yards away in this shot... this is a CP freight train heading north out of the Vaughan yard....

A line up/fleet of Metroline Buses stands outside Willesden Bus Garage, ready to enter service after adverts have been applied. VW1404 - LK62DVU, VPL193 - Y193NLK, VPL208 - Y208NLK, VW1399 - LK62 DVJ, VP519 - LK04 CSF and VW1396 - LK62 DVF operating on routes 52 to Victoria, 6 to Aldwych and on the 98

Hanging out with my kitty Mu.

The end of the old Helensburgh tunnel as I make my way out.

HD video - youtu.be/CPz3jc9wIh4

Check out the new dress on my eBay shop :) www.ebay.com/usr/eifeldolldress

 

Check out the new dress on my eBay shop :) www.ebay.com/sch/eifeldolldress/m.html?item=261672350654&...

 

Arriving in Sennen Cove on a perfectly sunny Sunday

Little ferns beginning to grow, out in our tortoise habitat

 

I am still trying to whip these germs and not winning, so far. I felt awful for Ken's birthday yesterday. :( Awful.

A sneaky video of a woman wearing a mask - I found this to be quite strange, as we do not have them in England.

Out trying out my new 400mm prime lens. No IS, so how sharp is it?

A cormorant spreads its wings to dry out.

© Bill Brooks 2020

 

A little experiment! I ran the same film through a camera twice. The first time, all the shots were outside, on my daily walk. The second time, all indoors. The pairings of inside and outside shots are therefore entirely random. More failures than successes - but interesting, nevertheless.

 

Canon Eos3 + 50mm f/1.4L. Lomography Berlin Kino 400 (rated at 800 ISO). Ilford Ilfosol 3 (1+9), 8 min 45 sec

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