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After saying goodbye to all the Giraffes we went for a walk in Mona Vale. Christchurch February 8, 2015 New Zealand.
Mona Vale is a historic property located close to the city centre in the suburb of Fendalton. The Victorian homestead is surrounded by 5.5 hectares of English-style landscaped gardens on the banks of the Avon River.
At Mona Vale you can enjoy a garden of mature trees, sloping lawns and herbaceous borders, a large rose garden, irises and a waterlily pool. The intimate sheltered setting showcases intriguing heritage buildings. Mona Vale is a delightful place to relax in peaceful surroundings.
Close encounter with this territorial Red Grouse. He was screaming at another male which landed on the same wall about 10 feet away.
This shot of a red fox yawning is suffering a bit from noise, accidently pushed the exposure comp and under exposed 2 stops, but just had to add it. Taken in Surrey, England
Canon 1D MK2
Canon 300mm F2.8 IS L
F4.5
ISO 200
1/2000th
We like bunnies and wanted to something that was just for the pure fun of it. No high concepts or esoteric materials. Just bunnies. Red Rabbit is the high energy bunny in our new series of Fun Bunny pins. Each bunny in the series can be worn individually as a single accessory or combined with other bunnies in the series to make a whole lot of different statements depending on your mood. (Yes, we know what you're thinking). Cast in durable resin and hand finished using a variety of techniques from carving and hand painting to gilding, no two Fun Bunnies are identical. Each Fun Bunny is secured with a commercial pin back for easy placement and removal as needed.
This is the result from reducing the Red Kaleidoscope cane again. I love the way it turned out!!!! Now to make pendants.
This flower was growing on a farm in Bavarro, Dominican Republic. It looks like a form of ginger. Of course, I forgot what the guide called it.
RAF Red Arrows arriving at the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta. Ashton Court, August 2011.
This is a bit bigger than full frame - I chopped Red 1's nose off and had to stitch it back on from another photo. Had I known they would be as close as they were I'd had put a shorter one on...!
Get up, look out the kitchen window and sitting on the antenna of my car. Crap will I make it on time? Barely
I'd been trying to find one of these for so long and now it shows up outside of my window while I'm blurry eyed (contacts,) half asleep and in my underwear. LOL
I really didn't expect it to be around after everything I had to do to step outside including swapping lenses. First several shots were wasted; camera wasn't in manual, shutter speed too high, lense closed.
Then to totally ruin my good time the neighbor ambles up to my car right behind the little red devil to ask me computer related questions.
210mm via 105mm f/2.8 Micro-nikkor on TC-200 teleconverter.
Het Red Star Line Museum is opgebouwd uit verhalen van mensen die met de schepen van de rederij naar Amerika of Canada zijn gereisd. Centraal staan zes getuigen, onder wie Albert Einstein en Irving Berlin. De hoofdtentoonstelling voert de bezoeker langs de verscheidene reisetappes vanaf het reisbureau in Warschau tot het nieuwe leven in de Verenigde Staten. Het doel is om een indruk te geven van de zware tocht die een Europese landverhuizer moest afleggen om een betere toekomst tegemoet te kunnen gaan. Het laatste deel van de tentoonstelling verbindt het verleden met het heden om aan te tonen dat migratie een universeel en tijdloos gegeven is Wikipedia
This was taken in the garden this morning. I used a macro lens with a polarizer and an exposure of f13, 1/80 with iso 100. This allowed for the primarily green background to go quite dark, and I then used a YN560 in an 8.6 inch Lastolite soft box as the main light for the flowers. I used a voice activated light stand (my wife Maria) to hold the softbox camera left at about 10 o'clock. The flash was in manual mode and was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash, and the equipment that I use. www.flickr.com/photos/9422