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We got to watch a major eruption at Castle Geyser from start to finish, about 50 minutes.
Explored # 367 on Saturday, July 2, 2016
Cover photo in June 2019 !* The Kings & Queens of Composition
Cover photo in May 2020 group !* FIELDS OF LOVE ♥ Only Nature ♥
Tamron 17-50mm f/2.8
As there are some rainy days ahead, I will take a closer look at some store-bought blooms. Thanks for your appreciation, Gail
By now everyone knows that I like colour. (Also love B&W.) This scene offered me some great colours to work from.I took my time in both composing and in processing this one.
The sand in the foreground harmonizes nicely with the trees in full Autumnal colour and is important in the composition in my opinion . Important for me, but maybe not for others is the old barn in the distance framed by the red arch. The puddle, with the leaf is an important element as it is different. I have certainly spent time photographing the spray park in the past, but this i likely my favourite capture of the area.
Two clicks to the best detail :)
A Sunday afternoon when South African batsmen starts tumbling one after the other killing all the excitement (metaphor: Cricket)
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my strategy for cooling off this afternoon -- and taken for the IMIT theme of "summer activities" today
Cropduster spraying a cotton field. He will make several passes over the field before he's done. Part of the Texas A & M Boll Weevil Eradication Program.
They`re back! Yep Osprey season is here again so no doubt a few early starts ahead of me in the coming couple of months to get out and catch some of these guys as they begin to provide for newly hatched Osprey chicks in the Scottish Highlands.Once again the setting being Gordon Mcleods hide in the middle of Aviemore for a 5am rendezvous.A slow morning but it was still early in the season. Here is a link to Gordons hide www.aviemoreospreys.co.uk/
April is the end of the rainy season and the Vic Falls are now at their highest! Not the best time to photograph: views of the falls and in the depth are blocked by the spray, there are little rainbows and it is a huge challenge to keep the camera gear dry!
Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.