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Marokko Fes , One of the most interesting sites in Fez is the Leather Souq and the oldest leather tannery in the world. The tannery dates back at least nine centuries.
Small Group Weekly Challenge - 3 techniques
I hardly have a chance to get out in the daylight, but took the little Sony with me for a walk or in fact I had to run to get over there before the last lights disappeared. Wanted to make something a la old style with a little golden touch and slightly overexposed. Found a mode called retro on my camera and I tried it. With some good will it becomes 3 techniques ...or :o)
1: handheld, f5, 1/80, iso 400
2: Mode Picture Effect: retro
3: Picasa: no editing just changed it to a polaroid with text,
The dappled sunlight on the water coming through the trees was amazing indeed!!
Got the GKids again today.. So as it is very hot out there - It's back to Rivelin to have a paddle, a picnic and have a dip in the plunge pool!!
So nice and cooling!! :)
Westbound Wisconsin Central train T041 has just descended Byron hill and is rolling past the back yard of a charming country home along Wisconsin State Highway 175 near Fond du Lac. -- December 14th, 1997. ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
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Voigtlander Bessa L camera, Voigtlander Color Skopar 21mm f/4 lens with Ilford FP4+ film.
Today I visited the Costco warehouse in Orange County. It was very crowded despite shoppers all wearing masks. Who would have thought this photo I took 5 months ago was entirely opposite?
Camera: Google Pixel3
Two African women in colorful traditional dress, using the traditional method of carrying their babies on their backs.
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Hi everyone,it's been a long time since I last posted anything,sorry about that. I was busy with my RL and I didn't have much time to take photogtaphs,so here is the new one. Enjoy!
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The kestrel was searching the dunes for a meal dropping down several times to search the ground and returning to the higher viewpoints for another look around It didn't seem to be bothered that I was there after landing very close to me on one occasion even though I had my camera and monopod.
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This area of the Bear Lake Valley always seems prehistoric to me. The hills rise abruptly from the valley floor along an earthquake fault and storms seem to bypass this flat so that it is often nearly snow-free in winter and dry in summer. Even so, snow and ice accumulate on the road surfaces causing very slick driving conditions. Snow will soon be very deep in the hills and deer will migrate to this area where they can find food where browsing is easier.
While while we were visiting the Portal area of Arizona, this bird was the subject of all the buzz by the birders in the area. A pretty rare visitor north of the Mexican border, this Streak-backed Oriole was being sighted fairly regularly at one of the local feeding stations. The first day we visited...no luck. We went back the next day and after about 20 minutes he made his appearance. The shot in comments shows how this species got its name.
Neither shot thrills me in terms of quality, but as a life bird and a rarity, I had to post them.
The Orange-backed Troupial ("Icterus croconotus") is a big orange and black oriole species found in Brazil, Guyana, Paraguay, eastern Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru.
It is often found foraging in groups for fruits, insects and other arthropods. It also feed on flower nectar.
During nesting period it often pirates the nests of the Yellow-rumped Cacique.