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They were somewhat subtle, but the northern lights were out again tonight. One thing about the northern lights - even when they aren't very good, they are still pretty damn good!
At first glance, it would seem that Brown Violetears aren't very flashy. On closer inspection, they have some lovely iridescence at their throats.
One from the first night at Little Haven. The sea was extremely calm this particular evening, but every now and again, there would be a gentle swell that would create some lovely water movement on the foreshore.
Subtle Elegance - I think Barn Owls are very underrated. They don't seem as popular as some of the more elusive/sought after owl species to photograph, but I never tire of photographing them. They have a subtle elegance in flight that makes them a joy to observe.
Species: American Barn Owl (Tyto furcata)
Location: California, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R3 + RF 200-800mm
Settings: 1/1000s, ISO: 2500, f/9 @800mm, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
On vacation in Duck, NC 1979.
This is a scan of a print made from a film photo. We were .
using a fully automatic, fixed lens Canon in those days. At the time I was very impressed with the image quality. Still looks very good.
Fortunately, we look very patient in this photo. We had to wait for our Explore selection and were the last photo recognized at #500 on 22 Aug 2023.
Maybe, but certainly not sharp. At least as pertains to geography- we are far from the 100th meridian where the Great Plains start. We are more properly in the Upper Midwest's Driftless Region here.
As promised, the last snow shot.
The sky didn't colour much this morning but it was nice to be at our local beach. We hope for big waves, on the high tide, later today.
Thought I best get a photo of this before Hank destroys it, as he has done with every other flower arrangement that has come into the house. Surprisingly enough he has left this one alone. I don't know why he's not interested in these and I really don't care why, I am just happy to have some flowers in the house again.
It was a cloudy day, but the light occasionally broke through in visible rays and illuminated parts of the water and landscape.
A fallen leaf shows off some subtle color changes after a rainy fall night in Lower Hixon Forest, La Crosse, Wisconsin.
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Just got back from Snowdonia and I certainly didn't intend to shoot this tree again, but as we were passing it would have been rude not too! This was the only bit of decent light in a rainy week!
Processed a good deal of this image in ACR and took into CS4 as a smart object to play with the rest of the way.
I was out by Mer Bleue again today and couldn't resist the pull towards the place.
It was a quick stop in for me as I was anxious to get back home, but I lucked out and the birds were out.
Another photographer was nearby and had put out seed in an attempt to bribe the birds to come out. Spoiler alert, it worked.
So, thanks to him for unintentionally setting this shot up for me.
(Oh and yes, we have that much snow. Technically this would count as a Fence Friday shot... it's just that the fence is almost completely buried.)
Hope everyone has had a good day.
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+1 in the comments. I missed the focus, but I still had to share.