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RKO_6244. White-Tailed Eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) landing at the "airstrip"!
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Just one more shot of the group as the sun was setting over the Platte River mouth near Lake Michigan. This photo walk was sponsored by the Traverse Area Camera Club. It will be nice to review these shots in a few months just to imagine warm temperatures and sunsets again!
To reach Everest Base Camp after eight days of a vigorous trek is an amazing feeling. To see the shimmering Khumbu icefall, the iconic yellow tents of EBC completely ensconced in a Colosseum of huge peaks & hustle & bustle on the approach is a magical moment alright. I laughed & choked at seeing the yellow tents; yes at the same time! :D
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Saul Hair Base feat;
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- BOM Layers
- 9 colours; Black, grey, dark brown, light brown, dark red, light red, dark blond, light blond and bleached
ATTENTION. This HB will only look correct when used with a lelutka head. I cannot guarantee how it will look on other brands heads. Always try the demos. Thanks.
Camera: Chamonix 045F-1
Lens: Schneider 90mm F5.6
Film: ILFORD Delta 100
Developer: Kodak XTOL
Location: Lin Ma Hang, Hong Kong
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Skin: DEN-DOU - Eito/Pale
Hair Base: Casa CheerNo - Platiun
Glasses: LeLutka - Hype
I love driving down counry roads and finding places like this.
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J'ai modifié le code couleur et modifié les différents modules pour y ajouter une grand panel trans clear.
J'ai modifié les éclairages aussi afin qu'ils puissent être actionnés derrière les rochers à l'arrière du MOC
Friday, after my 4am wakeup, a morning on the beach (see yesterday’s post) and a four hour drive back home I made another trip. I jumped into my Jeep and made the hour drive south to seek out my Peregrine Falcon family. Rain was in the forecast, again, and I wanted to check for fledglings before it started. Sure enough, after checking every ledge I spotted this female from a distance. My first this season. The adults were on high alert so I went deep into the woods to circle back before finding a gap through which to view the young Peregrine. I managed only a couple of quick shots before she flew and then the rain started. My excitement at finding this new, beautiful raptor, was tempered when I noticed a blanket of whitewash at the base of a tall tree several yards into the woods. Great Horned Owls are known predators of Peregrine fledglings and they have been seen in these woods. I didn’t see an Owl that day, but so far we have only seen one fledgling in a brood of three. Last year’s fledglings mysteriously disappeared after less than two weeks of freedom. I really hope at least one from this family will buck the odds and make it through the season. I will keep watching so stay tuned. June 23, 2017
For more images of this family from 2016 and 2017 please view my Peregrine Falcon gallery: www.terifranzenphotography.com/gallery/birds/raptors/pere...
Based on a nominally black and white photo, zoomed in and colors enhanced in various ways. Finding details.
In a neat segue from that last series, we return to Thirlmere, in the English Lake District, for a walk up to Raven Crag, continuing on to the bog-fest that is Bleaberry Fell, High Seat and High Tove on an overcast day in spring 2023.
This one was a combination of both Brusho and Oil. I used the brusho initially to create the orange base colour and then added small amounts of inks to create patterns in the water.
This would have been the base of a cooling tower that was never built for a nuclear power plant that was abandoned midway through construction.
A very nice place to have a drink or two in the evening. This picture was taken from 76 meter tall Clérigos Tower, Porto, Portugal.
Viewing the base of a Kamei vase by poking a Sony A7Rii with ISCO-GOTTINGEN COLOR-WESTANAR 45mm f2.8 inside it. Wide open, uncropped.
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A low-res, flatbed scan of a 6x7 (2 1/4 x 2 3/4 inch) transparency
First of all, sorry for the corny title but it's just that I heard they wanted to raise the toll to a whopping 10 dollars (let's just skip 7, 8, and 9!) and do away with the human toll attendants. I don't even want to know how that is possible or seems like a good idea to anyone. I don't even use those creepy "self checkout" things in Home Depot.
Ah, that's better. Haha. With that out of the way, I just wanted to pay a little respect to the base of this often-photographed tower, seeing as how lately it has been all about the tips.
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Base B8301786
Camera 4 (X8111597)
Text 1: Two Pines Plot
Battery Level: 100%
Pics on camera: 2
camera4/p_001230.jpg: PIR Trigger
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this is nowhere near the statue of liberty, the brooklyn bridge, or times square, but is in manhattan. can you guess where it is?