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Quick zoom in on the cafe window where you can see a barrista inside taking care of someone's order as he approached the mandatory closing time under new Covid restrictions (cafes have to close at 6pm here at the moment, so as dusk and rain both fell this was the last few moments before closing)
Our regular male sparrowhawk. We also see a female, but not so frequently.
My regular 'spar fan' visitors will know that I once witnessd a male spar doing a **prey pass to his female, in mid-air, in my own garden. It was awesome to see, but I wasn't quick enough to get the shot. The female just seemed to come out of nowhere and then she was off. Huh, that's my excuse, anyway.
**Pair bonding.
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Also known as Zhangjiajie National Park, this park in the Hunan Province of China is home to over 3,000 quartz sandstone pillars.
There are over 500 different tree species within Wulingyuan National Park.
The quartzite sandstones pillars in the park reach as high as over 2,625 feet (800 meters) tall!
There are 560 other scenic sites to visit within Wulingyuan National Park besides the sandstone pillars, such as the Golden Whip Stream.
This was the first national forest park in China.
Taken @ZhangJiaJie, China
Look 1:
Hair - Vanity : Driven To Black
Necklace - PC
Dress - ISON
Bag - ISON
Shoes - ISON
Look 2 :
Hair - Boon
Collar - Epoque
Fur - Molinchino
Sweater - SATURDAYS
Jeans - FishyStrawberry
Shoes - Vive9
Front of a quick shirt I did for a mate.
Couldn't be doing with all the cleaning up that comes with using the foam roller method so sprayed straight onto the shirt. Kept the sprays nice and light so it didn't get all hard and nasty.
Back of the shirt: www.flickr.com/photos/guanodesign/2824281859/
Last night in Capitol Reef and not a lot happening....or so we thought as we were waiting around for sunset. Proof positive that Mother Nature can be full of surprises, even in a matter of minutes. We were close to a forest service road when I noticed colors developing in the sky....pull over here I said, and then I quickly searched for something that would offer a bit of foreground interest. Ended up being a beautiful ending to the day.
Just uploaded a dozen and a half images.....hope you enjoy!!!!! Have a great Sunday, and as always, thanks for all your visits and comments :-)
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A really quick look outside the Zurich main train station while waiting on our train to Germany. The building is one side of the Swiss National Museum.
North American P-51D Mustang NL51HY "Quick Silver" taking off at EAA AirVenture 2024. The aircraft was built in 1945 as a P-51D-25-NT by North American at Dallas, Texas and delivered to the USAAF as 45-11439.
my second roll with the bronica rf 645, new old stock, and i am loving it.
this time kodak film, the last was fuji acros 100 and my next will be ilford hp5 plus 400...what fun!
bronica rf 645
zenzanon 65mm f4
kodak t-max (tmy) 400 120mm (3-2017, expired)
This is the other bird shot that I quite liked. Its a simple shot in that I just like the bird's pose. I also like the flare of feathers on the bird's head. Just gives a sassy kind of "over the shoulder" pose that I find amusing. All said and done, I just like the photo.
Enjoy! :)
Ex Dublin bus ALX400/Volvo B7TL AV344 (o3D50344) is now with Liam's Bus Hire of Blanchardstown and is seen on a School run, it had white applied to hide the Dublin Bus Livery
Snores together? Dreams together? I don't know, something like that.
A quick shot of the boys catching up on their beauty sleep the other day.
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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Quick shot of passing clouds at dusk over the vibrant new Bristo Square, featuring Teviot on the left and McEwan Hall on the right.
5DSR + TSE 24L II
A quick hand held shot - noticed the light the moment I got out of the car and didn't have time to get set up properly.
Here's a link to the video containing this image:
Lucy. Necropolis, Glasgow.
Nikon D700, Nikkor AF 85mm f/1.4 +ND filter, Nikon SB-900 (in front left with silver umbrella and 1/4 CTO), triggered with RF-602
TNG Flickr group Quick Critique
A quick swing by Wisconsin and Southern's Horicon shop yielded a few shots of some WSOR EMDs sitting around on Veteran's Day 2024.
WAMX/WSOR SD40-2 4219 was built as Canadian Pacific 5518, the old GMD was sitting pretty in Cheeseland.
Well I'm back from a quick two-day stint at the Disney World with tons of great photography. It goes without saying that much of this great stuff wouldn't of happened if it wasn't for the folks at WDWphotography.com for arranging a photowalk week at the mouse house. One which had many photo-loving disney fans and some fellow flickrites roaming the lands searching for new and exciting ways to capture what makes Walt Disney World one-of-a-kind. I've met a lot of really great people, some i've been looking forward to meet as well as some new faces. I also met disney professionals Bob Desmond, Alain Boniec, and Lee McKee. Each one with -*decades* worth of experience capturing (and they are still capturing) all that magic that is Disney. They were very excited to meet us and told us lots of great stories while working for the mouse and shared their work. I particularly enjoyed chatting with Lee. He shared some really great photoshop tips and put together a large collection of great work he's done himself and with Alain.
Afterwards the group went to shoot Illuminations and the special Holiday edition of Illuminations. After the meet I ran to my car on the lot and came back to set up at the one location I had to re-do..the fountains of nations. The fountain itself is a wonderful base for long exposure but to combine it with fireworks is like that cherry on top it needs. So after waiting 20 minutes in the freezing Orlando weather that night, the wind was blowing around and my hands and fingers losing all sorts of feeling. I stayed there taking numerous shots as the show went on. This was one of the best shots i grabbed from the holiday version of Illuminations. This location was quiet. you could barely hear the music at the World showcase atop the constant flow of the fountain so I had to pay real close attention to the rockets as they flew up the pitch dark sky so I can hit the shutter at the right time.
explored #60 on 12/07/10
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