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We were heading to Thredbo the back way, taking 8 hours to do so, but when we spotted this light from the morning sun we had to stop and capture some of it.
This is a pano of photos taken out our back door one recent morning. Very sticky snow was falling and the 6 foot (about 2m) fence was completely covered. HFF
Taken way back at the start of Spring this year. What a long time ago. M42 screw mount Auto Sears 55mm F1.4 on my Sony NEX-6. Well worth £31.
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I saw this tree on our last back road outing and was struck by a couple of things. I noticed how the roots of the tree had grown, fitting themselves around the rocks in the ground to reach the nourishment they needed to grow the tree. But it grew on the riverbank and when the floods came, it washed all the life giving dirt away leaving only the rocks and the tree desperately clinging to the rocks...... The tenacity of life is amazingly incredible!
In the Back Bay last Sunday, some trees are doing fall and some still think it's spring.
I tried out my Rokinon 12mm lens for my Sony a6000. I'm not really used to using such a wide angle lens or the manual focus, but it was nice to be able to get more of the buildings in a shot when you can't back up any further without having cars in the way. And the focus peaking makes the manual focus easy at least for non-moving subjects.
(Note this is a fully manual lens so it doesn't give any EXIF data.)
Update: after posting this, I figured out that since the lens is manual, Lightroom doesn't know what lens it is, but if I explicitly tell Lightroom what lens I used, it applies lens corrections that get rid of some distortion. So this photo is without any lens corrections, but in the future I'll probably be applying those corrections to photos taken with this lens.
I photographed this Crimson-backed Tanager (Ramphocelus dimidiatus) at Entreaguas Reserva Natural, near Coello in Ibagué, Tolima, Colombia. The species feeds on insects, fruit and seeds, mostly in the undergrowth and middle levels at forest edges. In the breeding season it forages in pairs or family groups, and outside it in flocks of its own species. In Colombia, nests have been found in many months of the year. Its most common call is a nasal chank. IUCN lists it as Least Concern. Its closest relative is the Masked Crimson Tanager.
I used a Canon R5 with the RF 800mm f/11 for this one, at 1/500 sec, f/11, ISO 3200. Entreaguas, in the Coello–Cocora area of Ibagué, offers ecological walks and birdwatching tours.
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After an almost 2 month hiatus, Jessie decided she wanted to get back to Ballet class.
She was a bit behind, but she did well.
For Kreative People's Treat This #104
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Using my own source image, "Yellow Telephone" in the first comment box below.
Enjoy a little music from one of my all-time favorite movies, "Back to the Future". Thank you, Huey Lewis and the News.
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This image started as an HDR that I made of a room in an abandoned house. Then the phone came along, months later, and it seemed like the two were meant for each other.
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Europe's only airworthy B17 Flying Fortress, "Sally B", taxi-ing at the Imperial War Museum, Duxford.
Snowy Egret
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Taken at San Pablo Bay in Solano County, CA, USA. After 7000 miles of driving, I stopped here, just before heading home, and shot this at sunset.
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... happy week to all!!! ... and thanks so much for your kind comments and for the little pink stars... you are fantastic!!! ... xoxox!!!
... salud, buenas luces y sol, mucho sol!!! ... me estoy poniendo al día!!! ... ayer noche no pude entrar en flickr ... GRRRRR!!!
... healt, good lights and sunny days!!! ... I'm catching up!!! ... yesterday night I could not enter on flickr....... GRRRRR!!!
... Music: "Trying" by Nuspirit Helsinki (Butti-49 Nu-Niveau mix) ........................... wonderful nu-jazz to enjoy!!!
Three arrived this morning at 11.30am, looking in athletic fitness.
It was believed that House Martins hibernated in mud puddles over the winter periods before it was learnt that they migrated to Africa!
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Cobblestone whispers beneath his feet,
Late afternoon sun paints the street.
Shopping bags in hand, he strides back home,
Embraced by the warmth of the day's last glow.
The Great Ridge between the valleys of Edale and Hope in the Peak District National park. This is the last of the three image series from this misty morning on October 11th.
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Another from last week’s shoot in the Peak District, not far from where I live. This is Back Tor and Lose hill, situated on the Great Ridge, overlooking hope valley and Castleton.
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Looking back on some of my summer shots. Can't wait for some better weather and an end to grey days and rain!
After reversing at Henwick, reflected in the windows of The Hive, a GWR Class 158 heads back into Worcester Foregate Street ready to work service 2T48, the 1452 Worcester Foregate Street to Bristol Temple Meads.
Just got back from our baby posing class that we had with Beth Jansen in Oklahoma City. What a super time... great photographers, beautiful models, awesome studio, delicious weather and some hunky daddies willing to be photographed (more to come of that!). This was from the first day... just might have to start shooting on concrete a little more often!! What a beautiful set-up done by Tracy... she loves to get these babies snuggly wrapped... and they just love it, sleeping so soundly!
OK, a few weeks later and I was back at Durikai with a new perch! :) Call me obsessive. The usual suspects were all there but this one showed up for a drink too. There was also a Spiny-cheeked HE but I only got a shot of its rear as it vamoosed and there was a White-eared HE but the shots of it are very harsh so I'll try for better there.
There were the usual Speckled Warblers out the back and a black-faced Monarch and more White-eared HE. It is a great spot but I hope I don't find more days of shooting there! (Until spring 2016 when I know I went back). :)
One of the many things I enjoy about tramping is the opportunity to look back on the ground you have covered the previous day(s).
On this 6 day tramp, we travelled from the Cobb valley to the Aorere valley, via the Douglas range in Kahurangi National Park . Part of the route we took is unofficially known as the "low route" as it bypasses the most difficult section of the Douglas range known as the "Dragons Teeth".
This photo was taken as I look back at the low route. We descended into this (Anatoki) valley on one of the distant spurs on the right and camped on the river flats in the bush. The next day we made our way up the river to the headwaters and bush bashed on a compass bearing to this saddle and Adelaide tarn. This was all untracked travel and one of the better days tramping I have had.
Backing up to get a start for the run by. St Croix River, May 2, 2016
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Tonight was the first time i've been out taking photos since getting back from Utah. A quick ride out to a local field that had been harvested a couple of days ago!
I apologize for the absence of posts here over the past few weeks. We have been moving, which brings with it a whole host of fun challenges. In between that, I have certainly tried to make it out for some of the more rare trains and leaders that have made their way to the RF&P. On the evening of July 26th, I read that an empty coal drag with a YN2 leader was coming northbound. I headed out to Long Bridge Park, and captured the train at RO with DCA in the background. As YN2 leaders become more rare across CSX, I'll take any chance I can to shoot them.