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The last time I was in this park I only had a 25mm lens (in 35mm: 50mm), and these birds seemed to be mocking and teasing me with their antics knowing that they're beyond my reach. Well, today I came back with my 300mm (600mm equivalent) and I shot to my heart's content: videos and stills both! Revenge is best served deep blue! ;)
GX8 + Olympus M.75-300mm F4.8-6.7 II
Focal Length: 300.0mm (in 35mm: 600.0mm)
1/500 sec; f/8; ISO 100
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These three hooded statues atop a building on California and Kearny streets in San Francisco are strangely reminiscent of characters from the game Assassins Creed. They are rather sinister looking, almost as if this is the headquarters of a sinister, shadowy empire!
Three Questions
When this female grizzly made serious eye contact with me three questions popped into my mind.
Is it just curiosity?
Is she just warning me to get out of her space?
Is she considering me for dinner?
No matter. The answer to all three was the same. Get back into the car. I had been shooting over the hood of the car and as soon as I got back inside she lost interest and began to browse the nearby vegetation for goodies.
The Three Sisters rock formation, near Katoomba, New South Wales. With a tree-carpeted expanse of Blue Mountains behind.
Three hometown friends hang out by the tracks in Nefisit, Eritrea as the morning rail action creates some commotion. They demanded I take their picture. They don't seem to care if they ever see it. Nobody's on social media. But their good spirit is eternalized in these photographs, like throwing a message in a bottle out into the ocean.
The arrival of the train into town is still a huge deal for people who live by the tracks. The sights and sounds of a working steam locomotive were said to capture the undivided attention of generations around the world, and it's nice to see that still applies.
The Three Gossips is one of many famous sandstone formations of the Arches National Park, a U.S. National Park in eastern Utah. It is known for preserving over 2000 natural sandstone arches, including the world-famous Delicate Arch, in addition to a variety of unique geological resources and formations.
The park is located just outside of Moab, Utah, and is 76,679 acres (31,031 ha) in area. Its highest elevation is 5,653 feet (1,723 m) at Elephant Butte, and its lowest elevation is 4,085 feet (1,245 m) at the visitor center. Forty-three arches have collapsed due to erosion since 1970. The park receives 10 inches (250 mm) of rain a year on average.
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Warren Ellis of Dirty Three at ATP I'll Be Your Mirror in
Alexandra Palace, London, see ful set and review on liveon35mm
A trio of Norfolk Southern geeps roar up the hill into Rutherford at BJ Tower with a hefty cut of loaded grain hoppers bound for Suffern, NY.
NS HC 60 @ BJ Tower, Rutherford, NJ
NS GP38-2 5616
NS GP38-2 5617
NS GP38-2 5613
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on my morning walk I saw.........................
ODT - COMPLEMENTARY COLOURS
"7 Days of Shooting" "Week #43 - Stones" "Thoroughly Abstract Thursday"
A pair of old BN veterans and two NS oil trains, one with the Erie heritage unit leading, sit at BNSF's Western Ave yard in Chicago, IL.
Three giraffes bow together in synchronized choreography for their morning drink at the waterhole next to our lodge in Hwange Park, Zimbabwe. Because of their long necks, they must spread their front legs widely and bend deeply in order to drink. Usually one or two would be up watching for danger while the others drank, but in this moment, all three bent together, providing me with one of my favorite pictures from the trip.
A Yellow Hornbill is perched in the tree behind them surveying the scene, a large termite mound can be seen in the background, and yes, you can definitely see that many elephants have been here as well.
Taken at 1200 mm focal length, 1/250, ISO 125, hand-held.
See the picture below in the comments for a giraffe reflected in another pond in Botswana.
I just returned home to the smoke after a few days in Colorado visiting the newest grandbaby. She was gorgeous, of course! The fire's now 70% contained, so we're beginning to feel a bit safer. The mornings are still very smoky. Thanks again to everyone for your concerns, and thanks to the 5,000 firefighters battling the huge blaze.
December 29th. Thursday.
I've neglected this project.
I hate that I have.
But I guess I've just begun to realize how much people rely on me.
My focus has needed to be on them.
These last 2 days will be better.
I'll even post on time.
I'm happy on this island.
I love it here so much.
Press L or leave. c:
Lainey is sleeping a few feet away from me and is twitching like crazy.
It's 1:30 AM and the whole house is asleep and it's so hard not to laugh.
Some modern metallic creations in the centre of Yeovil in Somerset. The words on the base read 'Labore et Industria' which in Latin means Labour and Industry. Maybe a tribute to those in the town that worked in the aircraft and defence industries, the largest of which was Westland Aircraft which was located in the town.
Three more murals from Jackson's 2019 Bright Walls festival, on the walls of the parking lot behind Bella Notte restaurant. An artist who calls himself ZOER painted the wall on the left, George Rose decorated the long wall, with Ben Johnston's contribution between.
ZOER's wall used to look like this. The new artwork is quite a change.
Johnston apparently calls his mural RELAX, which makes sense. Couldn't locate names for the others....