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The weather continued to be perfect around the headland to our campsite for the night - Watering Cove. Abel Tasman National Park, New Zealand.
Spotted moray eel wondering who's in his neighborhood by James Bonnette-underwater category-shot with IC10 with IWAL and ISS2000
this rat snake has been eating my chicken eggs ,i catch it every coulple of days when i get home from work laying in one of my chicken nests .it is almost if not 5 ft long i dont plan to do anything to it as long as its just eating a egg or two but if it messes with the chickens im going to have to relocate it
A Greenland husky pup followed us on a hike to the Ilulissat icefjord on a misty morning this summer by Ron Condly-travel category-taken with SP880K
I was out of town for the weekend and had packed the wrong batteries for the camera that I had intended to shoot. I was unable to obtain any, so I bought a cheap plastic camera at a second hand shop instead. After every frame I shot it would advance approximately three frames forward. Rather than wasting most of the film, I decided to reload it into my underwater camera (without the dive housing), to use as a simple point and shoot. The first shots were taken in Wenatchee, WA. while the rest were taken along Hw. 2 on the mountain pass, and downtown Seattle, WA.
Xcaret Eco Park on the Riviera Maya, Mexico.
Pics I took at Xcaret, using a disposable waterproof camera. I was suspicious from the start that the film did not wind on properly. As well as that, the conditions were very dark. Only 8 photos came out at all. I'm disappointed that the ones I took as we swam under the stained glass roof did not work.
this is the entrance to the blue creek cave in the village of blue creek in the toledo district of belize
This is the result of the third photo task during my visit to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary yesterday. Goal, to photograph kangaroos drinking from under the water, using the little waterproof DMC-FT3.
The task was especially difficult yesterday. Being a hot day, meant that several ducks decided to swim in the kangaroos drinking water. Result - very dirty water which made a tough task for the little camera which seemed to focus on the floating debris instead of the kangaroo.
Not being able to see through the view finder means composition in guess work.
Canon waterproof point & shoot film camera w/ Supera 400 film. Images shot in and around Pittsburgh, PA. June 2015.
Sea cave - Munmorah State Conservation Area, between Snapper Point and Ghosties Beach.
Video taken in the same cave, same day, same camera.
Snorkeling at the Great Barrier Reef
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Back on the my skis, and back on Blackcomb Mountain. YEAH!
The snow was pretty good for late April, and there were patches of almost fresh snow in the high Alpine. Sun, snow, and a companion, what more can you ask for!
My all weather Nikon 1 AW1 proved its worth this day, I took more than a few tumbles, but after a quick dust off, this camera kept taking good photos!