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Inside Wave Action a lot of water coming by the truck window followed by this large blue brush, feels like Sea World, shot in North Carolina.
Looks a little rough, Maybe they enjoy it that way. Ha ha.
Post Three of Three for Wednesday. Sorry to post so many . . .
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Romeo was on the shed roof, checking if he had not forgotten something juicy. I was under the veranda, sitting after some hard work in the garden. I was looking at my friend through my camera lens when he decided to fly away. I clicked at the right moment to get a piece of the action :)) Not technically a very good photo but one that I like, even if I cut a bit of his left wing off !
Some action in the Port of Tacoma, WA on a very cold and clear December evening. I nearly froze my fingers in just a few minutes so the Longshoremen must be really prepared for this. It's a 4 shot HDR in Lightroom that tamed the crazy bright lights and contrast.
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Great Egret departing its perch on the railing of the boardwalk at Cullinan Park, Sugar Land, Texas, flying into the unknown. An experiment with the FZ300 in good light (09:34am, which is much better than in low light, e.g 0713am).
Little Ringed Plovers in action.
For this type of shots I usually use the Shutter Priority Mode with ISO Auto.
Here I used shutterspeed 1/5000 which gave a result of ISO 3200.
From a hide, camera and lens on beanbag.
37099+37219 pause at Carnforth with 1Q83 Blackpool_Derby PLPR. If this was tomorrow then it would have 025+099 exactly a year apart.
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Firemen busy with putting out a little fire at restaurant Laaven Trysil new years day of 2006🔥
CN L56781-08 departs the yard at Proctor with a train of paper cars bound for Ranier. On the right, CN A40381-08 pulls to a stop after having just arrived from Pokegama. A trio of standard cabs sits at the left, in typical power for the ore and limestone trains on the Missabe here. Further in the distance on the left hand side, one of the very few SDs still wearing DMIR paint can be seen. Unfortunately, it stayed in this position for the entire weekend we were in Duluth.
A trio of EMD GP40 series locomotives pull Rio Grande train No. 187 through Provo, Utah the evening of March 2, 1987. In the background at right is 10,193 ft. Spanish Fork Peak of Maple Mountain.
Usually the black-crowned night herons (Nycticorax nycticorax) sit very still on a branch, they look like a stuffed bird! But this time there was some action: one of the 3 black-crowned night herons moved and actually opened its wings. A good photo opportunity!
Kwak - black-crowned night heron (Nycticorax nycticorax)