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The Worm (German: Wurm) is a small river or creek at the border between Germany and the Netherlands. This shot is a long exposure of 50" and was taken from the Dutch side.
HP5 in Finol,
Kallitype, Sodium acetate developer,
1st MT12 Cobalt toner 12+9+7+4+450ml 1:30 mins
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3rd Lead acetate 3% 1 min.
Cupha prosope
Family: Nymphalidae
Order: Lepidoptera
And on iNaturalist:
inaturalist.ala.org.au/observations/125903140
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The weather is supposed to be particularly hot today. Even if I have absolutely no problem with high temperatures, after all it's summer and this is something what you can notice, let's go back to a slightly cooler day in May.
This photo was taken on a short morning walk in the fields not far from my house. Actually, I walked to this point to have a clear view of the rape field (I have already shown the picture of what happened there).
But then, when I turned around to walk back to the path, I saw this and was amazed.
As you can see, looking back is sometimes just as important as looking forward. And that doesn't just apply to photography.
Heute soll das Wetter ja besonders heiß werden. Auch wenn ich mit hohen Temperaturen absolut kein Problem habe, schließlich ist ja Sommer und das darf man ruhig auch merken, gehe ich mal zurück zu einem etwas kühleren Tag im Mai.
Dieses Foto entstand bei einem kurzen Morgenspaziergang in den Feldern unweit meines Hauses. Eigentlich bin ich an diese Stelle gelaufen, um freie Sicht auf das Rapsfeld zu haben (das Bild, was da enstanden ist, hab ich schon hier gezeigt).
Doch dann, als ich mich umgedreht hatte, um zum Weg zurück zu laufen, habe ich das hier gesehen und war begeistert.
Wie Ihr seht ist der Blick zurück manchmal genau so wichtig, wie der nach vorn. Und das gilt nicht nur beim Fotografieren.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.der
American Border Peak on the right and Canadian Border Peak to the left from Yellow Aster Butte. Tomyhoi lake is nestled beyond the ridge in this shot looking Northeast. Mount Larrabee is visible a well just to the right of American Border Peak.
Living in cities one rarely sees some of the varieties of birds. The solitary kingfisher perched high on the electric wire behind it a beautiful dark blue sky with fresh breeze blowing. It was looking down probably trying to look for food. There are roughly 90 species of kingfishers. All have large heads, long, sharp, pointed bills, short legs, and stubby tails. Most species have bright plumage with few differences between the sexes and most species are tropical in distribution, and a slight majority are found only in forests.
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As you can see, she didn't die playing with her Rottweiler friend. Still sunset, still perfectly warm light for shooting some portraits.
Canon FD 50mm @ f1.4
one of 8 of lily and charlies pups this one we call teddy[ Looks like a teddy bea ] only brown one in litter there's 4 B/W and 3 blacks
Took this wee picture when I did my last photo shoot at a local cemetery of Asha peering through a gap in a old headstone...
My first of the year and the buzz of finding these stunning butterflies never ceases. Fingers crossed for a good season for this species.
Another 'cycle to Scotland' view of the Union Chain bridge looking into Scotland.
With yesterday's announcement that the Scottish National Party is seeking to hold another referendum on whether Scotland should secede from the United Kingdom, these posts may be future border posts (& I would need my passport to cycle over?!).
You may remember I posted a photo of Bandit's little niece, Taiga some time ago. She has grown quite a bit since then in size and personality. She is very sweet, and smart, and so pretty especially with her fanning that has started growing in.
Now that my daughter has moved about an hour west of me, these two don't get to see each other as often as I'd like.
Taiga is always ecstatic to see Bandit, he however is a little more reserved.
This is a little Christmas picture I took last Christmas of Asha holding a elf hat. I couldn't get the hat to stay on her head as it was too big so got her to hold it instead. I thought I'd add a wee border to make it more festive...Happy Christmas...
46115 'Scots Guardsman' crosses the river Tweed heading the 1Z18 06:00 York to Edinburgh Railway Touring Company charter on Saturday 10th December 2022. The presence of scaffolding on both sides of the Grade I-listed Royal Border Bridge bridge influenced my decision to head for the 'dark side' alongside the frosty bank of the river.
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Time out on a fellside, both feeling quite content, ... especially Paddy! ... little did he know we were staying the night there sans tent and just a sleeping bag for me .. he spent an open eyed night sheep guarding:)
It was nice to see so many this year.
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Paddy never has really liked the wet stuff and treats it with great suspicion, when he has to, he'll walk slowly with disdain shaking each paw as he takes it out of the water, as it gets deeper (to his collywobbles) theres always a perceptual pause :) .... his best ploy is to avoid it all together!!