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The route up Long Tom Pass starts at 1456m and climbs 682 vertical metres to an altitude of 2138m at its end. The summit of the pass lies at an altitude of ±2150m.
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Another Labour Day weekend canoeing and camping trip to Algonquin Park found in the Canadian province of Ontario. The 2018 edition of our yearly trip into Canadian's wilderness involved exploring Tom Thompson Lake. To me the best time for photography in this wilderness jewel is right at sunrise.
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Florida is home to two of the five wild turkey subspecies in the United States, with the Osceola turkey named after the famed Seminole chief (also known as the Florida wild Turkey species) found in peninsular Florida, being the smallest of the five. While similar in appearance to the eastern subspecies that inhabits the rest of the eastern seaboard and northern Florida, the Osceola turkeys are usually smaller and darker in color.
The flight feathers of the wings have less white barring, with the white bars being narrower and irregular and black bars dominating their wing feathers. Osceola turkeys also have more iridescent green and red hints in the feathers than the eastern subspecies found in northern Florida and the east coast of the U.S. Those darker colors and longer legs of the Osceola turkey make them better adapted to survive in Florida’s varied habitats. While the differences between the Osceola Turkey and Eastern Turkey are subtle, the Osceola is one more animal that makes Florida a special place.
I found this "Tom" (Adult Male), along with a juvenile turkey, and about 20 others, in the pasture just off of Joe Overstreet Road in Osceola County, Florida.
NC, February 2021
One Tom turkey that is part of my backyard gang! I have 20 hens and 5 toms that are hooked on my "corn kitchen".
Aleppo, Syria ~ 2009
Syria~ 2009
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This is a view of a Gorge in Cobelskill, New York minus some wires and power lines in Photoshop. The turkey is included with the permission of William Stark on Unsplash.com. I thank him for his generosity..
Mr. Tom and his buddy along with two hens came strolling and scratching through my yard yesterday evening at dusk. I thought the group dynamics were pretty interesting! It's good to see my own personal lawn aerators back again as they have been missing all winter long.
I have the Grandbaby with me and she and I are heading to Roanoke to church this morning. It will be an adventure and the first time going without Anita who has other things to attend to this morning. It's going to be an Adventure for sure! Happy Sabbath everyone!
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Tom, please... you are going to have to stop your childish pouting.
Tom, stp... cesse de bouder, c'est de l'enfantillage pur et simple.
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Nubia, Egypt_ 2007
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Cairo, Egypt ~ 2007
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Wildlife photographer Tom Murphy is well known for documenting the beauty and wildlife of Yellowstone National Park. He spent many years capturing the beauty of the Yellowstone wilderness. In my trip to Yellowstone NP last February, my friends and I had the pleasure of meeting him. The next day, with Murphy's guidance, we were able to find this stunning lone tree. Local people call it the Tom's tree.
I took this on my second walk of the morning up in the Lakes. I walked from Torver up to Banishead Quarry first thing and then made my way to Yew Tree Tan and walked up Tom Ghyll to Tarn How's. There are a number of waterfalls on this stretch of the Ghyll and I wanted to play with my new gear, so I took a number of different compositions experimenting with shutter speeds and ISO. The texture in the water was nice at these settings and made a nice contrast with the ferns on the side of the rocks.
It did take a few shots to try and get the ferns as still as possible as there was a breeze coming up the valley. I will post another soon of the big falls a little higher up with a longer shutter speed providing a completely different feel! Again I was happy with the Z7ii with the 14-30 lens and the NISI V7 filter kit was certainly much more easy to handle after the huge filters I had to use on my D850 DSLR with the 14-24 lens.
Der Herbst ist für mich meine Jahreszeit. Da gibt es eine Menge, nebst Sonnenaufgänge und -abgänge zu fotografieren. Artet schon fast in Stress aus. Nebel im Wald, Nebel über dem See, Nebelwellen, Wasserfälle, bunte Bäume und Wälder und eben Pilze. Für mich ist es sehr entspannend im Wald nach fotogenen Pilzen zu suchen. Wenn sie nur nicht so weit unten wären 😬
Schon lange übe ich an den sogenannten magischen Pilzen rum. Also nicht zu verwechseln mit denen, die man einnimmt! Sondern so beleuchtet, dass die Schirme leuchten. Heute zeige ich mein erster Erfolg mit dem Licht, dafür sind die Lammelen nicht ganz scharf 🙈 Aber ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem Ergebnis
Das Problem ist, dass sie schnell zu fest beleuchtet werden und dadurch ausgefressen wirken bzw. viele Lichtflecken da sind und wer mich kennt weiss, dass ich die nicht ausstehen kann 😉
Ich weiss, entweder gefällt einem die Art Pilzfotografie oder eben nicht. Aber dezent erstrahlt, finde ich das sehr faszinierend.
Coronavirus hero Captain Tom Moore has been promoted to Colonel on his 100th birthday. The veteran has raised over 30 million pounds for the NHS. His big day will also be marked with a flypast by a Spitfire and a Hurricane over his Bedfordshire home.
Happy 100th birthday Colonel Tom. You are an inspiration and epitomise everything that is, a British soldier 🇬🇧
Una toma diferente del mismo lugar que la anterior, pero esta vez tomada con la réflex y una iluminación diferente.
Para conseguir los mejores resultados en esta cavidad, creo que lo mejor sería utilizar un grupo de 3 ó 4 flases comandados por radio y colocados estratégicamente para iluminar estas formaciones como se merecen, aunque para ello es preciso un planteamiento logístico algo fuera de mis posibilidades en estos momentos. Hay que tener en cuenta que preparar un solo disparo requiere un tiempo de al menos 20 minutos y un equipo de apoyo de una o dos personas, y se trata de una cavidad de unos 4 km. de desarrollo total, con una altura media de solamente un metro, lo que obliga a recorrerla reptando gran parte del recorrido, con las dificultades que ello conlleva.
Supongo que se aceptará la presencia de personas en la imagen, que personalmente creo que son necesarias para dimensionar el lugar, aunque si los administradores consideran lo contrario, no hay problema en retirarla.
Gracias a todos por vuestra generosidad y vuestros amables comentarios.
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A floating ball, named after David Bowie's song (1969) about a lonely astronaut who has lost contact with Earth.
The ball is filled - every morning - with just enough helium and air to let it hover in its place. Heat, cold, and people moving around can cause it to drift away. A minuscule thread secures it to the floor.
I had such a good laugh watching this Wild Turkey practicing his move and being completely ignored by the ladies. He did not look like he knew what he was doing. He was walking in slow motion like.