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A Reddish Egret striding forward through the golden morning light in the waters of the San Diego River.
Taken back in January of this year. The morning light was perfect and the Reddish Egret gave me quite the show.
My rally collab rover. Tried to do something outside my comfort zone with this, and I think it came out okay. I'll update the posts for the collaborators as they post :)
Multiple exposure of the spot on Henriques Street where the gated entrance of Dutfield's Yard used to be with the unofficial memorial for Elizabeth Stride.
Stride was found inside the Yard by Loius Diemschutz at 1 AM on September 30th 1888. She was found with her throat cut, but it is generally believed Diemschutz entering on his pony & cart interrupted the Ripper before he could inflict more damage to the victim.
Diemschutz went to get help, so it could be possible that the Ripper was hiding behind the gate & fled when Diemschutz went to seek assistance.
Taken in 2016, & I've shot several versions of this on different films such as here:
Nikon F4. AF Nikkor 24mm F2.8D lens. Ilford Delta 100 35mm B&W film.
I find I like the blurred surface tension depressions in the water a great deal... and the way the three striders fortuitously positioned themselves in little spotlights of reflections.
(See, Jeff.... I can post creepy crawly things!)
I'll be away for a while now, so this may be my last post for some time. I will try to keep up with your photos periodically....
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Built for RebelLUG's 2h build challenge with piece 47905 as the seed part. Placed 2nd in the public member category.
Speaking of challenges, feel free to join our monthly themed 1h build challenge next weekend in The Workshop: discord.gg/uzZy7cV
Office day in London today - got here a little early which gave the chance for a quick walk. Managed to time this perfectly - few seconds later and a flood of people walked through the scene with St Paul’s in the background.
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A rather beautiful and dignified pheasant striding purposefully across the grounds of Jodrell Bank in Cheshire, UK.
Taken handheld with the HD PENTAX-DA 55-300mm F4-5.8 ED WR lens.
I finally caught up with this Little Egret.
It has now spent a couple of days in this water saturated meadow.
The RSPB website says they eat fish but this one is happy picking away here.
(It is only about 6 miles from Birmingham City Centre, UK!)
This male lion was one of a coalition of two brothers. They were on a mission to meet up with some females who were just up the road. He was definitely very focused !
DiscoverScotland Website - Situated on the hilltops near Cairnhead are three sandstone arches known as the Striding Arches.
The arches were designed by landscape artist Andy Goldsworthy. Each arch, located at the Byre, Locharbriggs Quarry and Yorkshire Sculpture Park, was built from red sandstone sourced from Dumfries. The structures consisted of 31 blocks weighing 27 tons, standing at 4 meters high and spanning across seven meters.
Andy has also had these structures built in other corners of the world, including Canada, the United States and New Zealand. This was to represent Scots emigrating to these parts of the world over the last 200 years.