View allAll Photos Tagged bit
brrrrr problem is with older houses they are a bit drafty .
I am getting a cold chill around my backside coming from somewhere.
Last one from this set for while their is only so many polka dots people can take.
I do like a bit of a sculpture here and there, for me this is one of the best ones I have come across. I have no interest in the reason behind it being commissioned, I have my own interpretation of the meaning behind it, and that is the thing with art, every piece of art, every single exhibit will be perceived by the viewer in a different way.
My videos are filmed with:
Tripod: Promediagear TR423: bit.ly/3hSdy2k
Gimbal: Promediagear GKJr: bit.ly/3hSdy2k
Canon R3: amzn.to/3Tnb220
Canon R5: amzn.to/3pU9GP3
SmallRig Camera Base Plate : amzn.to/3TnRTgq
Quick Release Plate: amzn.to/3wzxOu7
SmallRig V Mount Battery Plate: amzn.to/3KpGCIt
FXLION Nano ONE Battery: amzn.to/3e0N4d4
SmallRig 15mm Carbon Fiber Rod 12 inch: amzn.to/3pL1Ebf
SmallRig 15mm Long Lens Support: amzn.to/3TonaAb
Battery Cable: amzn.to/3Kns38x
Manfrotto Nitrotech Fluid Video Head 608: amzn.to/3PZcq8i
Atomos Ninja V+: amzn.to/3R5urmq
SmallRig Mini Follow Focus: amzn.to/3CzZXF2
Rode VideoMic Pro: amzn.to/3TgM04Z
IFOOTAGE Magic Arm: amzn.to/3RimH0C
Small Rig Matte Box: amzn.to/3KUYziw
Mic: amzn.to/3gDIy2a
Video fluid head: amzn.to/3sEnuOp
Videos: www.youtube.com/harrycollinsphotography
Calendars: www.createphotocalendars.com/Shop/harrycollinsphotography
Prints: www.etsy.com/shop/HarColPhotographs
Website: www.harrycollinsphoto.com
TikTok: @HarryCollinsPhotography
Instagram: @harrycollinsphotography
I use Topaz Denoise on all of my photos: topazlabs.com/ref/519/
Years ago, I had a wonderful spring trip to the Okanagan. There I saw some special birds who all had a little blue to their color display.
Bit of fall color on the the cypress and tupelo tree lined banks of Hickson Lake, in the Dagmar Wildlife Management Area in eastern Arkansas.
The Australian pelican, Pelecanus conspicillatus, has the the longest bill in the avian world. This cluster seemed a bit shy, maybe a little self conscious about their beautiful bills. Cairns, AU.
The universe seems to revolve around Tsé Bit A'à ( Navajo Name ) or Shiprock as it is more commonly known.
Shiprock or ( Tsé Bit A'à ) is a volcanic plug that rises 1583 feet above the desert floor. It was formed thousands of feet below the earths surface some 27 million years ago, but erosion has exposed it after millions of years.
Tsé Bit A'à the Navajo name means "rock with wings" or "winged rock" refers to the legend of the great bird that brought the Navajo from the north to their present lands. The name "Shiprock" or Shiprock Peak or Ship Rock derives from the peak's resemblance to an enormous 19th-century clipper ship
Shiprock and the surrounding land have religious and historical significance to the Navajo people. It is mentioned in many of their myths and legends. Foremost is the peak's role as the agent that brought the Navajo to the southwest
This was taken during a workshop with a Navajo Guide and permit.
The North Star is situated just above the peak of shiprock. The North Star will stay stationary while all the other stars appear to rotate around it.
Sony A7R5 w/ Sony FE 12-24mm F/2.8 GM
Sky 134 stacked images at:
ISO 2000, 20mm, F/2.8, 30 seconds each
Blended with a foreground image at
ISO 800, 20mm, f/4, 181 seconds of exposure.
Had a great weekend painting and partying with cool people. A big thank you to the Def Kids for the invite and Sept for being a great host!
Bits and pieces of metal taken "from the top" for Macro Mondays.
Have a good day and week, everyone!
HMM!
bit grey here this morning so a little Friday flirting is needed.
got a day out Sunday so fingers crossed the weather is OK.
AA071 - IT'S A BIT WARM OUTSIDE - a multi-coloured abstract acrylic painting. 28.5x20cms on A4 250gsm paper. A strident block of vibrant red, seen through curtains of layered colour - green, orange, blue, white and black. All seen through highlights of copper. The three-dimensional layers were completed using palette knives.
A full range of products using this design are available at Fine Art America at the following link: tinyurl.com/4bdd58f5
Serial Number: GSA-AA071
(C)2025-Artwork Copyright-Graham Seaman Art
Website at: www.grahamseamanart.co.uk
Went to Ikea yesterday to buy some bits and pieces they missed in their home delivery.
Bumped into full blown Christmas.
A tad early, I think, to put it politely.
A bit of two-fer with 2 B727s side by side at Kemble. Not the cleanest photo but its not every day that you see a 727.
A bit of sunshine in to-days image, a road junction entering the Leicester-shire village of Peatling Parva.
Best viewed in large: - View On Black
This is NON - HDR..........
**************** THANK YOU ALL FOR VISITS, FAVES AND KIND WORDS ****************
************** PLEASE NO INVITES, IMAGES, LOGOS OR FLASHING SIGNS *************
A little bit of spring, captured by photographer Achim Assenmacher with his vintage Mamiya 645 80mm f/1.9 lens and his Hasselblad X1D. Achim mounted the Mamiya 645 lens and a 10mm macro extension tube on his X1D with our Fotodiox Mamiya 645 to Hasselblad XCD adapter.
Click here to learn more about our entire line of lens adapters: bit.ly/2i456xJ
And click here to see more of Achim's work: www.flickr.com/photos/of_light_and_lenses/
Bit of a crop but still quite chuffed, they were doing their courtship thing and calling so loudly you could hear them from a mile away.
A little bit of luck at last : )
A bit analogue again: Olympus OM-1 with MC Zuiko 50mm 1.4. Unfortunately my Plustek 8200i scanner doesn't get an even monochrome with the Ilford XP2 despite Silverfast software (NegaFix) and Auto-CCR. The colour cast varies. Annoys me, but I can't change it.
Addendum: I was able to solve the problem with the colour cast and have replaced the photos with new scans.
Another one left over from my trip to Oregon in Dec/Jan, same place as the previous shot but a few steps back, not nearly as dramatic but still kinda cool I think :-)
A bit of door, a bit of window, a bit of brick and a bit of roof. The shed at the harbour end of St Andrews Cathedral grounds.
Efkechrome 100 35mm slide film, Olympus OM2SP.
Standard consumer E6 chemicals, processed at home.
Digitized using a Nikon D7000 dslr, Nikkor 40mm lens, JJC ES-2 adapter.
RAW file edited in Photoshop Elements 11.
[cs08035b]
Bit of a distant shot, but love it when a number of Bearded Tits all perch on the same tall reed. I wonder if the tail feathers in the face was a deliberate ploy from the male above, who could be protecting his female.
Taken in Norfolk.
Calke is a bit different from most National Trust properties in so much as it is not restored but allowed to decay gracefully over the course of time.
my highlight from today was a five second flight by a bittern , a lifer for me and even though I never got a focus lock on its good enough for me .. well pleased
A bit of history regarding the previous photo. The year here is 1971, the band was Stone Bridge, we covered Chicago, Santana, The Allman Brothers, Doobie Brothers and many more that were popular at the time. The circuit we played was mostly Western N.Y. , Toronto a couple of times and northeast P.A.
The guy with the hat, lead vocals , is my older Brother now deceased, next to him the bass player Jim G. , I am last on top right lead, rhythym guitar and vocals. Second row alto sax and flute Gary K., then , Al S. trumpet, he went on to become a music proffesor and led the Cincinatti, Ohio Brass Ensemble, below seated in middle is Jim C. who became CEO of a small steel Co., he played the Hammond B-3 organ he is also deceased as is Drummer Jim G. seated left below him and on right bottom Bob M. trombonist recently inducted into Buffalo's music Hall Of Fame. This band was around from late '68 to '73, many clubs parties and beer blasts, some at the Filmore room at U.B. in Buffalo and also outside of Niagara University, largest crowd was around 1500, it was fun and work, as rehearsals second jobs and family all had to be included in the time frame, I have no regrets only happy memories........
We had a good run and following in our area, Good Times.
I would like to add that though we preached Peace & Love we were not those who disrespected our returning veterans as I am today still grateful for their sacrifice. Jim the organ player was a combat veteran of that war, plus I lost 2 neighborhood friends and a highshool aquaintence there.
My thoughts have always been "Peace" and always will be........ Thanks for reading.
@designeour : 📷 designeour: ColorKit by MakeTheWeb (via Deour - Designeour honors the creative power of Design Minds) bit.ly/2cURCiR (via Twitter twitter.com/designeour/status/782528261955973121)
Cap a bit slimy. 50mm across cap. Damp woodland. With Willow.
Bluebell Wood Hyde Lea Stafford UK 11th October 2024
There are 3 specis in my book which look similar and all are rare.
No one in our fungus group tries to ID Cortinarius. Maybe this is why so many Cortinarius are rare?
After a web trawl and a fair few photos I would go with
Cortinarius diasemospermus.
The gill shape matches. The stipe matches The cap matches and the habitat is right. Book says very rare. I used to get teased as I always thought things were rare, however, I have had verified 5 rare and one globally rare species in 3 years. All within 500 yards of where this photo was taken.