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On this woven, smeared because of doing my training runs. That's really not nice. Sometimes you can only run with spikes shoes. But then comes a firmer underground, then you can not walk with the spikes shoes anymore. But the worst thing is this mud and dirt .... I'm looking forward to the spring when it gets warmer and the running tracks are more firm and dry.
I have a 3 days free...this morning I dedicated some quality time for training.First PE and after Pilates with Ewa in Nordic
Wellness.
I walked and took my camera with me for some strretshootingfun!
Enjoy your weekend and take care!
Of course taking my camera with me on the walk to traing..having fun in the street as well!
Feels so good! Enjoy your weekend my friends!
Gipsy, the little kestrel from Schloss Harburg trains his wings. Even if he can't fly yet, he keeps holding them up in the wind to feel the air currents that will soon carry him up into the sky.
Soon he will be hovering over the fields in this stance, keeping an eye out for unwary mice.
By the way, kestrels are the only birds of prey (that I know of) that can fly on the spot because of their low weight, the shape of theit feathers and their special flight technique. This technique is called windhovering flight. Buzzards sometimes try it too, but none masters it as perfectly as the kestrel.
Gipsy, der kleine Turmfalke von Schloss Harburg trainiert seine Flügel. Auch wenn er noch nicht fliegen kann so hält er sie doch immer wieder in den Wind um die Luftströhmungen zu fühlen, die ihn bald in den Himmel tragen werden.
Bald wird er in dieser Haltung über den Felder schweben um nach unvorsichtigen Mäusen Ausschau zu halten.
Turmfalken sind übrigens auf Grund ihres geringen Gewichtes, der Form ihrer Federn und ihrer besonderen Flugtechnik die einzigen Raubvögel (von denen ich weiß) die auf der Stelle fliegen können. Diese Technik nennt sich Rüttelflug. Auch Bussarde versuchen sich manchmal darin, doch keiner beherrscht es so perfekt wie der Turmfalke.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
Female Peregrine teaching recently fledged how to capture its prey ...juvenile on the left !
Alpine, NJ
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Taken with a 400mm lens from the top of the Centenary building at the University of Tasmania - looking down to the football training below. I was getting some shots looking across the river and decided to be creative with some long exposure sports shots.
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The view across the Presidents Park lake to the hockey ground while the teams were training on Tuesday evening.
I popped down Loch Eilt to a location where I could look across at the Fort William to Mallaig line. Quickly I saw I hadn't got the right day. I need the waters to be flat calm to get a nice reflection. And some nice light on the hills would help. The train, the Jacobite, was only slightly late but when it came, horror of horrors it was an old diesel relic pulling the train, and not a famous Black Five.........todays' train, no steam or smolke, definitely couldn't be called the Hogwart's Express. I tried imagining how many passengers would be disappointed the steam engine had been replaced with a diesel: it's just not the same.
So I had decided on a two frame stitched pano shot but that went wrong too! I seem to have cut off the end of the train in 'merging' the images. So with a steam train, streaming smoke and steam against the mountains, reflected on still waters it might have looked something, but...not today! At least I don't have to travel far for another try, but I can't predict what the conditions are like on the other side of the mountains from home!
At the foot of a mountain, a CP Train passes within metres of a restored, yet abandoned church. It is on private property so this shot is from the roadway across from the farmland. Timing the passing of the train was not too challenging, considering it was pulling a multitude of cars, and moving slowly.
This area is still plush and mostly farmland. It is late September and colours are beginning to change. The trees will not colour up like those of northern Ontario, where Maple Leaves adorn the forests. However, these colours have altered, and will continue to do so as Autumn approaches.
Training because I am constantly learning to take pictures, but this time I went further and did two poses to make this photo with the collaboration of my friend Mary.
The photo was inspired by one that my dear daughter Coco (+) took some years ago.
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This photo was taken in: Naturally Naughty Photo Studio
A bit of a challenge, and a departure for me. A combination of mixed lighting, incandescents, skylights, and some bounced flash off of gray walls made for some "interesting" white balance fun, I had to crank the ISO up to 2500 and pictures shot that high on this old 2004 designed Canon body tend to fall apart. I used the new de-noise feature in ACR, it did a commendable job, but it took around 35 minutes per picture to accomplish. Then there was the issue with moving subjects, definitely not my forte!
This cute little puppy is seven weeks old and ready to go in training for his beautiful job: an assistancedog.
Before the seasonal Rocky Mountaineer trips between Denver and Moab, Utah, begin on April 16, the company is running three training/familiarization runs over the route. Today, March 28, 2023, the first training trip is shown returning to Denver at mile 14.5 on Union Pacific's Moffat Tunnel Subdivision. This location is just west of Leyden siding. RMRX engines 8020 and 8021 power the 10-car train. Photo by Joe McMillan, 3:27 p.m., 45 degrees.