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End of teasing, the 31st of august I've been invited by Marineland of Antibes to attend their shows. As you have guessed this is the dolphins time. Enjoy!
In a photography point of view, it was a nightmare to get a decent shot.
1st there were many sources of lights (mainly colored spotlights), 2nd the general level of light was very low (this shot was done at 5000 iso) and you have to keep a pretty hight level of speed, 3rd dolphins were very hard to distinguish underwater and I felt like a hunter to anticipate their jumps and point the camera at the right place to shot them in air.
Luckily, the D700 is a fabulous camera and gave me the possibility to get showable shots.
L A R G E R ! (works on new flickr only)
© Fabrice Drevon | No use allowed without my explicit authorization
This Teasal stood out from the green and blue background and looked so perfect that I had to take a photo.
Ok, so the Autumn weather can be a little crap at this time of year..
..but the scenery can be stunning..!!😉😅🍁🍂💃
Grange-over-Sands, Cumbria
Save Grange Lido #2
A sneak peak behind the boarded up frontage of the Grange Lido. Managed to open up a tiny 1 inch gap, just enough to fit my lens into!
Guess what is happening outside in Brisbane at the moment.
You might want to think about the title :-)
"...Leave a hickey and there'll be no more next times, Mr. Williams."
"Are you daring me?" ♥
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I think I need to lock Mr. Williams up, like Crimson Ribbon said. Also, I hate coming up with titles because I suck at creativity.
Trinity was visiting her friend Sammy; Sammy wanted to do a shoot with Trinity and they asked me. I'm glad I said yes. Trinity swore she had never done a shoot before and she didn't like photos of her. Within about 0.3 seconds of meeting her I knew it would be an excellent shoot - and it was. We picked an old fashioned car wash as the location. Neither Trinity or Sammy had ever seen one before and it was fun watching them get wet and soapy - and the car looked great when they were done. We can't wait until Trinity comes back again for another visit - wow!
The fountain created by Gregor von Bochmann in 1909 was donated to the city of Düsseldorf. The city had it built in front of the Görres High School. The fountain consists of a water basin framed by an artistically designed natural stone balustrade and a bronze sculpture that rises on a pedestal in the middle of the basin. The sculpture depicts two boys, an older boy giving water to a younger boy from a jug. Both figures were originally depicted unclothed, but the older boy was later given a loincloth because his nakedness caused offence. The fountain is a listed object.
Source: wikipedia.de
Sunshine, blue sky, and the temperature above freezing for the first time in three weeks. Alas, single digits tonight and teens tomorrow. It'll take a lot more than one day for all this to go away.
Nature’s an absolute tease some times. I had spent several weeks planning this trip, poring over maps and Google Earth to find new areas to photograph. I decided to take a predawn wander into the hills at the back here – my goal was to explore new areas and take some nice piccies in the process.
My alarm went off at 4.15 am and off I went bleary eyed and bushy mouthed into the dark, wondering who had hidden the obvious path on the map. The OS made it look dead easy, but it was a boggy, river crossing, up and down, muddy slog. Plod, squelch, jump, trip, plod, squelch, check map, check compass, check sky, plod.
Sunrise came and with it a huuuge bank of cloud, Perfectly flat, perfectly straight edged and perfectly in the way. I tried to cheer myself up with the old “well, at least I’ll take some scouting shots” chestnut, but it wasn’t working; my heart wasn’t in it anymore. The cloud was oppressive and I was knackered. Still – I wandered on, got my shots, decided to write the day off, planned my trip back to Edinburgh, and turned around to start the plod out.
Plod, squelch, trip, plod, who put this bloody river here – that wasn’t here earlier, check map, scratch head, jump, empty boots, squelch, plod.
I got back to the car six hours after I had started the day, dumped my rucksack, turned around and this is what I saw. Bloody tease! Next time I’ll have a long lie and just go for a drive in the car. Apparently I’ll get the same results.