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I was blessed to be able to watch a juvenile fox at close range, hunting in the tall grasses for a meal. This young fox must have leaped 20 times trying to catch a lemming in the grass. Each time, she came up empty, but she never looked frustrated.
Photo avec ma nièce. C'est une guitare que ma mère lui a acheté.
Photo with my niece. It's a guitar buyed by her grandmother.
Strobist: one yongnuo speedlight at left of the camera.
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My first playdate with my paintbrush markers. I had never used these markers before and was trying to get a feel for them.
I fear this will be a very long journey! :-))
in a pasture on the Biltmore Estate. These very large and strong horses give carriage rides to visitors to the Estate, and are cared for royally.
I know almost nothing about photographing moving subjects, so attempting to do justice with my camera to these gorgeous animals who are constantly moving is a whole new world for me. So much to learn!
The composition of this shot leaves much to be desired (I would like more space above the horse's head, and the face-on POV is quite static) but these are my beginner's attempt at animal photography. May I learn quickly! :-)
Philtranco Service Enterprises Inc 1711 & 946
Biyaheng masaya, Serbisyong subok na!
PSEI 1711
SR Daewoo Bus Cityliner BV115 Airconary
PSEI 946
*Former JAM Liner 946
SR Exfoh
Not sure which Beginners Daily Challenge (BDC) challenge I'll use this for. Silky water or lights? ;-) There's also a camp fire in the picture.
Shot this on my first morning in Perth - slept quite little the night before, and had to walk like 5km to get here (and earned a blister as reward). It was also my first real test of the X100T as a landscape camera. Everything turned out great - I didn't find myself missing the wide angle field of view, and I was treated to some lovely still water and some very nice clouds :)
Technical Details:
Fuji X100T + WCL-X100
2.5 seconds, f/16, ISO 200
Haida ND 1.8
7 shot panorama
// Die BEGINNER am 11.11.2016 in der Seidenstickerhalle in Bielefeld. Support: Megaloh.
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Nikon EM (1981) slowly getting the Nikon Collection filled up.
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Plows are something I haven't shot much of over the years, mostly because the snowfall in New York's Capital Region usually doesn't warrant them. January 7, 2003 was a major exception, however. With our area having been hit with two back-to-back nor'easters, something had to be done. On this day, I was out running errands when I came across a fairly normal CP Train 169 heading north out of Albany with the usual pair of NS Dash-9s for power. Being on break from college and not having much else to do, I decided to follow the train north. After jumping ahead of the train and arriving in Mechanicville, I was pleasantly surprised to find a CP plow train with this Jordan Spreader holding on the Colonie Main at CPF467. I headed up to Coons to wait for it, and had the opportunity to shoot ST Train AYMO first. Then came the dramatic moment seen here, and after that Train 169 and ST Train EDMO (4 trains at Coons in 1 hour!). I then headed up to Crescent where I caught a Guilford plow train coming off the Rotterdam Branch (a photo of which can be found in my B&M book). This was quite the catch for me at this time as I had only been doing railroad photography for a few years and wasn't yet connected to the rest of the railfan community to have even known that two plow trains would be running! So, thank God I was too young and naive to blow-off a pair of NS Dash-9s on 169!