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Had a bit of a break, because of a burnout feeling in photography. But i'm slowly enjoying it again, going back to where i started, the sea, in a natural way. Think i can't keep up the high standard of LE work, since we don't have that many good places in Belgium for LE photography. Making a trip weekly is not an option. So i started to use my m43 system more, first for family pictures, but i'm liking it more and more, giving me more pleasure, without the weight of a full frame dslr with heavy lenses. Maybe i'll try some long exposures as well one day. So, here we are...
A simple shot of some beach cabines, hope you'll apreciate it.
Thank you for following me over the past time!
Kind regards,
Christophe.
first night photography with my Nikon d500. The tamron lens is a bit weak but useful tilI step up in Nikon glass. tis was the entrance to our spa in Henlow this evening
Last spring, I spotted these delicate little flowers on a neighbourhood walk and wasn't quite sure what they were. After a bit of research, I discovered they're Wild Tulips (Tulipa sylvestris). Not native to my area, I'm quite sure that the homeowner must have planted them as specimen plants. I don't know if they'll overwinter, so it'll be interesting to see if they appear next spring. If you're interested, here's a bit of info on this flower:
"Tulipa sylvestris, the wild tulip[3] or woodland tulip,[4] is a Eurasian and North African species of wild tulip, a plant in the lily family. Its native range extends from Portugal and Morocco to western China, covering most of the Mediterranean and Black Sea Basins, and Central Asia. The species is also cultivated as an ornamental and naturalized in central and northern Europe as well as a few scattered locations in North America.[2][5]"
Source Wikipedia
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My Vlog is Live on Youtube. The subject of the Video is “Cows, Clouds & Cabbage Trees”. The content includes 5 Landscape locations on a short late spring Road trip in the southern Rangitikei. The Link to my Vlog is above
The Kite - a bit of Euclidian geometry
Building this staircase was a real challenge, due to the strange shape of the real estate. Instead of a rounded/spiral staircase the architect chose the shape of a kite.
Bit of a Wader day at Titchwell & Thornham on Sunday which is always a bit of a treat for us land locked Bedfordshire birders :-)
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And no- it's not in the chimney - it's standing behind it!
You can just see a bit of its body on the left of the chimney pot
The combination of a dark and dramatic sky background, a tree with attitude and the sun providing the perfect lighting made this a great scene to witness and an even better one to capture.
Bit of a Wader day at Titchwell & Thornham on Sunday which is always a bit of a treat for us land locked Bedfordshire birders :-)
A bit late posting was in North Yorkshire last night. Just got home
A sunrise at Robin Hood”s bay on the North Yorkshire coast
A very Happy New Year to everyone …all the best
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I always envy you a bit
You always know what to do and
And what's right or not
You are so sure
Everything around you
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Captura de una pequeña parte del Puente de Queensboro a 40 metros de altura sobre el Rio Este entre Manhattan y el distrito de Queens...Esta image se tomó desde el Telesférico de Roosevelt, que transita paralelo al puente y a la misma altura.
Cámara Nikon D850 con lente 24-120 F4/G-VR editada con Camera Raw y Photoshop CC 2019
Recomiendo hacer doble click sobre la imagen y ver en grande / I recommend see in larger, clicking double on the imagen.
Muchas gracias a todos por vuestra visita y apoyo.
Thanks so much everyone for your visit and support.
I did a bit of research yesterday. This sheep often has dark liquid coming from the slit next to the eye. Sheep don't have a lacrimal gland, they have an infraorbital organ, a gland that produces a substance with unknown purpose. There are three theories about this substance. A: the moor substance, the more dominance. This could really be it. This sheep is the boss. B: the substance smells good (from a sheepical point of view) and could be a self-produced perfume. Maybe that's why my sheep look so befuddled. C: The substance is a self-produced skin-care. Sounds unlikely, but sheep have scent glands between their toes and while I thought that those interdigital glands produce a substance to nourish the keratin part of the toes, I read now, that the interdigital gland has a sexual function too. And I guess the feet smell better.
Just a bit of ice on the still waters along the edge of the river this morning. In one direction: A sleepy river with lots of waterfowl overhead heading off everywhere. In the other direction: FedEx tandem trailers boom over the bridge on their way to the interstate. It's strange sometimes taking landscape photos within a megalopolis
Hoping that you have a wonderful Sunday!
Bleary-eyed, hungry, cold, and taken shortly after arrival off an overnight train from London.
Mixing it up a bit, no trains in this one. Map placement directional.
Agfa CT18
15th September 1975
Alcedo atthis
Réserve des Rohrmatten
Le martin-pêcheur était très actif mais le temps gris a un peu gâché le plaisir.
The kingfisher was very active but the grey weather has spoiled the fun a little bit.
Specialty bits from a precision screwdriver set. Some of you may recognize the one on the left, but all three are for screws meant to discourage disassembly of electronic devices by ordinary people.
……But not as rough as it can get in winter months in Coverack! This was an Easterly wind that was whipping a bit of a swell- on the other side of the Lizard it was flat!…….. Hope Friday is going well, stay locked down and cosy to stay safe and to keep EVERYONE else safe too! A VERY BIG THANK YOU to ALL the key workers who are carrying on to benefit the rest of us - we applaud you all. Alan;-)👏👏👏👏👏
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