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Australian Galah (M) waiting for some breakfast at our place as they do each day. We had between 60 and 70 this morning.
A worn out barn leans on a silo companion to help it through one more storm rolling across the plains. One advantage of getting old is that we gradually realize there is only one Final Storm in life that is beyond our endurance.
I was trying a technique of using a Wide angle lens up close and using my dog Cooper as my test subject. To get him to try and sit or lay for me I was bribing him with his dog treats. Here was one of the last shots I took and he was such a good boy, well deserving of his snack!
A look at the trees on the Mohawk river bank in January. Uploaded for the Challenge #40 - Winter Trees - The Blind Pig Speakeasy - January 15 to February 14
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I told Hershey and Cooper that Karen was coming, they sat patiently near the front door waiting for her. I was able to photograph them doing so.
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@Doors Open Pittsburgh this past weekend. This guy was just waiting, contently, for me to get the hell out of his shot. lol
After waiting patiently, the evening sun finally managed to pierce the cloud on the horizon, instantaneously transforming the scene in front of my lens. Impressive fiery red sunlight illuminates the rock forms of Belstone Ridge, which compliment the beautiful rich greens of the surrounding summer landscape. Well worth the wait! Thanks for looking. Mk
Have been out for a little walk and was looking for the fire salamander. Nevertheless, I did not expect to actually see him in the very first try! I was already on the way back to the car park. Light was fading out and was becoming too dark for handheld photography. Then I nearly walked into this pretty little dinosaur! And how patient he was! I was able to take pictures of him for over 20 minutes. That made it possible to lay down completely flat to the ground. Have been using my base cap as a tripod. Set the lens to manual focus, due to auto focus failed in the low light conditions. Deactivated image stabilization and raised ISO to 6400. This shot is taken at 192 mm with f/4 and 5 seconds of exposure time.
March 2024 | Northern Black Forest
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Patiently awaiting his/her turn at the backyard bird-feeder ... Can you feel the cold on this very windy January morning?
Edited with a white matte frame.