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fixing some reflection is harder than i thought. hope y'all like this. =D
for strobist: lit with sunpak 120J bounced off a white ceiling. water in glass to achieve color switching. =D
Link the two pictures left together, getting the right picture.
Canon 5D Mark II
Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm/F1.4
Gastown, Vancouver, Canada
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937 passing over the Waianakarua River's North Branch bridge. The Road bridge behind the loco is 148 years old. Arched bridges are rare in N.Z. The pylons of the rail bridge are about 145.
They are old but they are still beautiful. And they are *together*. They remind me of "The Notebook" - the movie.
These two young Mallard Ducklings appear to have virtually reared themselves on the Bridgewater Canal. I did see Mum with three and then just three and now only two, but the survivors seem to be thriving and looking out for each other.
Two of a group of three I found together. The rut is over, deer are back in single-sex herds, and they will soon drop their antlers.
3 in a series of 3.
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Photographs taken on Saturday, November 17, 2012 at the Tommy Tant Memorial Surf Classic. Click to view large.
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More surfing action in my Tommy Tant Surf Classic set:
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Tommy Tant web site:
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{ Sat 2nd April }
A trip to the coast again today. Amazed at how quiet it was even although it was quite a nice day.
A possible contender for the light/shade challenge this month.
Two little fawns. After this shot, the bigger one got a little too playful for the smaller one. The little one ran away in a panic. Nice moment beforehand though.
It occurs to me that this picture holds a TENSION which is appealing. Will these two collide? Are they moving? Dark/light. Partial view. Absence of color. I'm searching for more photo-talk in comments! That's one of the things Flickr is very good with --
Any thoughts, friends--passersby?