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Reflections from the 2016 Snowmass balloon festival.

I'm starting another big project so I apologize in advance for not keeping up with my contacts....I really do appreciate all the comments/invites and support!

For Macro Mondays - Small and Smaller

 

Two precision driver bits - 4mm and 6mm.

 

Happy Macro Monday

Monkton Bluefriars Quad racing on the River Avon

One of 3 Great Grey Owls we watched hunting last Sunday.

For Macro Mondays - Five.

 

The ends of five precision screwdrivers.

 

Happy Macro Monday!

Flickr Friday - #Precision. Fly fishing reel, Hardy.

 

103. Mechanical - 116 pictures in 2016

Explore Dec 7/ 07 Mute Swans, landing, early morning light. They actually run across the water as they land which differs from most that ski across the water until they stop. Larger is better www.pbase.com/woody/image/89992210/original.jpg IMG_2186

Although the last weeks offered quite poor conditions for hiking and photography at least one day of the weekends provided a little bit of sunshine. Costedt, Ostwestfalen, Germany

A Northern Gannet just landing in the breeding colony. He has to be very careful not to land too close to the other gannets. Otherwhile he will get some trouble. I always wonder how they could find their chicks or partners in the crowd..

 

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This is my 1960 Fender Precision Bass. It was originally a sunburst finish, but was already pretty beat up when I got it in 1968. So I decided to refinish it...I was 14 at the time. As I look on it now, I'm amazed that I was so bold as to completely dissemble, strip down, and refinish my my most prized possession at the time. But with my father's help, everything turned out fine. Today it serves as a reminder of intrepid youth, a father's love, the thrill of performance, and of days gone by.

  

Press L to dig the bass....

Club de tiro con arco "Los Cerros" (Úbeda)

Looking Close... on Friday: Three

EL PADRE picture (french touch)

D610 & 80/200 NIKKOR °3501°

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Innenleben eines Diktiergeräts «GRUNDIG STENORETTE 2060»

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Internal workings of a dictaphone "GRUNDIG STENORETTE 2060"

Northern Gannet

Cape St. Mary's, Newfoundland

I purposely left the gannets in the right hand corner in the photo. Every inch of space is at a premium at this nesting site. It takes much precision to find a small space in which to land.

It is Eagle season on the west coast once again other than summer with the Black Bears my favourite time of year.

my thoughts on the laowa 65mm:

www.aarondesigns.org/Laowa-65mm-f28-2x-2to1-SuperMacroLens/

shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a venus optics laowa 65mm f/2.8 2x macro lens

For Roofer and Knut....men of the soil.....

Buizerd landing 270521(1xxxxx)

At the other side of the lake this bald eagle is showing off his precise landing this also represent my inability of not get close enough to this majestic bird.

Buzzard on migration taking a break to feed. Seen here in the hills of Bulgaria

I'm not always a fan of air shows, but this one I liked. A talented group of pilots...

 

Seen in Virginia Beach, Sunday June 1st.

A pair of F/A-18A++ Hornets from VMFA-112 'Cowboys' packing live GPS and laser-guided bombs over 29 Palms, California.

 

Shot for an article I wrote on VMFA-112 for Combat Aircraft Journal a while back.

Ever since Niqui's glasses broke while away travelling, I always carry this small handy pen-like precision screwdriver set, with various heads for various tasks.

A Ruby-throated Hummingbird feeding on the nectar of a Cactus-flowered Zinnia.

 

in ersten Jahren: Nullenzirkel. Lupe, harter Bleistift, Maßstab

(es fehlt die Tusche;-))

zum Kartieren von Gebäuden, Grenzen ...

Tag 269/366 FlickrFriday-Thema der Woche: Präzision

war früher beim Zeichnen im Büro gefragt

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A patient ambush predator, the ‘auku’u, or black-crowned night heron, motionlessly anticipates the perfect moment for a precision strike then catches a fresh cichlid. The nictitating membrane that protects the eye during the strike and prey handling is still retracting as the bird swallows the fish head first. The ‘auku’u is a well-adapted to a variety of aquatic habitats, from protected upland watersheds to urban drainage channels to ocean side tide pools. This indigenous sub-species of night heron is generally diurnal in Hawaii. The red eyes are stunningly captivating!

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