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Saw this little beauty snacking on the nectar of these gorgeous orange flowers that grow all around our neighborhood in southern California.
Looe is a beautiful little fishing town and seaside resort on the south-east coast of Cornwall. I first came here with my parents when I was a young lad, and I've been coming back ever since. For the past few years I've had a holiday home just outside the town.
West Looe and East Looe were once separate towns sitting on steep hillsides and divided by the Looe River, but now they are just the one town. The river is home to numerous yachts and small boats, as well as to Looe's fishing fleet, and there is a large fish market on the east bank of the river. The fishing boats are all "day boats" - going out to sea and returning the same day - so the fish is the freshest possible.
I didn't have my usual Nikon D7000 with me, so borrowed Judy's i-Phone to take this shot.
I think I can see where Edvard Grieg got his inspiration from.
Edvard Grieg, Peer Gynt, Op. 46, In the Hall of the Mountain King
Statue of Harry Jerome in Stanley Park, Vancouver, BC, Canada
Henry "Harry" Winston Jerome
(September 30, 1940 – December 7, 1982) was a Canadian track and field runner.
While he never took home Olympic Gold, his 100-metre sprint record of 10 seconds from 1960 held until the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City and Jerome stayed a ferocious international competitor for more than 10 years.
“I'm so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”
― L.M. Montgomery
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Imperial Beach just after sunset. Winter yields the best colored skies in San Diego... good thing it doesn't get too cold here in Southern Cali. The IB Pier is one of my favorite places to photograph. I don't get too many photo opportunities because my kids are still young... definitely need to find more time to just get out and go. For this photo I used a Lee .9 ND Grad Filter (with Cokin holder)... also bracketed for HDR.
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Die Puszta im Osten Ungarns ist eine einzigartige weite Steppe. Noniusz-Pferde werden in der offenen Puszta von Csikos, die Reiter der Puszta, begleitet.
Female Kingfisher (Alcedo attis). At last, after several tries, I managed to see and get some decent shots of a Kingfisher so please forgive me if I do share quite a few as I just love these stunning birds.
one of the landmarks in my town is the tridge, it is a triple bridge that spans the tittabawassee and chippewa rivers with a farmers market on the downtown side, a dogpark, skatepark and playground on the "middle" side, and ball fields on the far side.
quite cold when this was taken, about 12F but some of the channel is still open.
this is a bit of a redo, posted a similar picture over three years ago, slightly different framing, the trees are a bit bigger and hopefully my skill has increased at least a bit. orignal here: www.flickr.com/photos/collins_family/8418732260/in/datepo...
Repérage et test filtres Nisi
- Porte filtre Nisi V.3 + Filtre polarisant circulaire 82mm Nisi
- Filtre Nisi F-Stopper IR GND8 (0.9) 100x150mm (3 stops)
Un avis sur ces filtres ainsi que d'autres produits de la marque sont à voir sur mon site : Test Pack Nisi Filters
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Floating Garden Observatory is situated at the top floor of Umeda Sky Building in Osaka, Japan. The building is one of the leading landmarks of Osaka Prefecture. The place is probably one of the most rare places around the world. This is because there is no glass in front and so that the images of night landscape can be perfectly well taken!! The visitors stand outside at the top floor and can see a 360 degree magnificent cityscape. This is a place I would love to recommend any Osaka visitors to go! A Winter season would be better to visit due to a clear air and less people. It would be cold but I will visit again. Join me! Please do not disturb loving couples. It is a highly romantic place too. :D
The small river Vlist, on the morning of January 12, 2014. The cold lets the moist in the sky become mist.
Terlingua is a small town outside the western edge of Big Bend National Park in Far West Texas, not far from the border with Mexico. I spent a couple of hours in Terlingua at the auto shop getting my tire patched from the u-shaped hook I had picked up in Big Bend. I knew this since the guy at the tire shop showed it to me. I had already spent a couple of days limping through the vast park.
Far West Texas is vast and remote. This is somewhere near Terlingua on the road north, beginning the long portion of my trip back home, or at least in that direction. I still had a few more days to go before driving home. All is well with a repaired tire and a cooler of drinks and food to carry me through.
Explore #449 - July 28, 2016
so whilst I was getting comfortable with my new found friend a little bird (mavropouli ) came along and joined in the conversation. The stag was so much happier with our company. By this stage the sun came up and as I got closer I didn't need the full 300 zoom.
Another attempt at star trails. Taken outside Alexandria in the farm lands where there was less light pollution. This one was shot for 45 min at 30 sec interval pictures.
Resolution on this one is fairly low considering treating a file with 90 layers is heavy on the CPU. In result I reduced the file dimensions to accelerate processing times.
... with a hope for warmth and sunshine during this week.
Happy Blue Monday !
Portrait of wet Lion cub / Löwe (Panthera leo)
Seronera River, Serengeti N.P., Tanzania, Africa
Water, whether still or in motion, has so great an attraction for the lover of nature, that the most beautiful landscape seems scarcely complete without it. There are no effects so fascinating as those produced by the reflections in nature’s living mirror, with their delicacy of form, ever fleeting and changing, and their subtle combinations of color. ~ Montagu Pollock
Mt. Rundle and Vermillion Lakes - Banff National Park - Alberta, Canada
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Was up to the challenge, shot this one at 2000 ISO just to motion freeze the skaters..
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Taken on the descent from Aran Fawddwy. It had been overcast all day, then while descending Hengwm a bright shaft of light suddenly and very briefly pierced the clouds illuminating one area of the cwm.
She calls you in doesn't she? Its so inviting to continue, but the treacherous water has other plans.
This image is a panorama in hopes of keeping a high level of detail for printing large, and to simply capture the depth of the Gorge. The tripod was on logs that were moving (just a little, but that's all it takes), and in the rain. Still, I hope this one will print well.
One last funny tidbit. While out there we spotted something moving in the foliage on the side of the cliff. It was a spotted skunk! How the heck did he get there? Even more interesting he scrambled his way to the water and with a little hesitation he jumped in! I had no idea skunks could swim. We started quickly forming a plan to help him but he needed no help, he was confidently navigating the waters to the other side. Meanwhile I was trying had to unpack my gear, put on the big zoom and get a shot. I did mange to get a decent one of him on the other side, soaked and looking more like a ferret than a skunk at that point. He actually posed for me. He was scrambling and then stopped, turned his head to look at us, waited is if he was giving me the one shot I wanted, and then under some plants and gone. I loved the moment and was glad to get a shot, but I paid the price. My bag and gear did not fare so well, in the scramble the inside of my bag got wet and so did all the equipment. Some of my lenses are not weather sealed. So we had a dry out party at the house that night. All was fine.
I know people say this all the time, but you should view this on black. :)
The title isn't really apt. So nice to be outside at the Denver Botanic Gardens. This and the last two pictures I've posted are evidence that spring is here.
Six images, focus stacked.
Taken on a stormy day next to the river Alde just before I got very wet! Processed in Silver Efex Pro. Happy Fence Friday!
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I’m back visiting family in my hometown of Forster for my grandmothers 90th birthday and took the opportunity of a rainless morning to get outside for a shoot before this weekends forecasted big wet.
I grasped the artistry of photography many years ago by committing to countless mornings standing on rocks with rushing water around me and it's been with me since.
Today, with many more shots behind me, I still regard seascapes as one of the most challenging yet rewarding breeds of photographic expression. With so many variables at play at any one time seascapes demand careful attention and are immensely enjoyable.
It’s been a while since I’ve been out for a seascape so climbing around the rocks on Burgess Beach at Forster in the dark this morning was a good change and brought back some nice memories of times I've spent here before. A lot has changed since then and I think I'm slowly accepting that.
Shot with the new Nikon D810 and a Carl Zeiss 15mm Distagon T* with a B+W circular polariser.
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