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Chaffinch (Fringilla coelebs) This chaffinch was joining in the free for all on the frozen pond where folks were throwing food for the ducks. He managed to secure a peanut and then dropped it when he slipped. He's looking very wistful as it bounces away! He also seems to have a fairly bad case of Fringilla papillomavirus on his feet. It is unsightly but rarely leads to the bird's demise fortunately.
Was bouncing some flash with my LED light against some rocks to my far left. Like this sky as well with some clouds there along with the Milky Way.
Waterdrop meets water surface. Flowers in the background are reflected in the water waves. Panasonic DMC-FZ1000. Lens Leica DC VARIO-ELMARIT 1:2.8-4.0/9.1-146 at 32mm. f/8.0. ISO 125. 1/160s.
An internal flash plus an external flash were used in manual mode. The external flash was an old Metz Mecablitz and was placed on the left. It was connected as slave flash triggered by the internal flash.
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I'm fascinated by the way light moves and bounces in directions that I don't quite notice or take the time to observe.
Because I have so many RAW shots of notebooks and pens and notebooks and computer bits and love many, I thought to rework this one.
No blinky highlights died and the histogram looks fine. But I did push the highlights a tad for this just for fun.
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UP 4292 is, so far, the only SD70M to be repainted into the new UP scheme. For the past 3 months or so, it's mostly been working in the Angleton Sub power pool out of Houston, usually bouncing back and forth between Englewood and the Formosa Plastics plant in Point Comfort, TX.
A stroke of luck found me shooting this sharp unit leading MFMEW-21 back into the terminal, northbound at CP Rusk on the Houston West Belt Sub.
On such a miserable day we need some sunshine . This is at West Worthing where there are some nice rocks to be found at high tide .The light was just nice reflecting off the wet rocks from that amazing sky which I held back a bit with a reverse grad filter .
The heavens opened this morning to greet the passage of 66074 on 6V75, the Dee Marsh to Margam steel, passing through Ludlow.
Hunkered down beneath a brolly balanced on my shoulder for this one! Saturday 15.5.21.
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Took her in the back yard yesterday and we played ball with her. First time we've taken her off her leash back there and let her run. She had so much fun chasing the tennis ball. I would never do that else where but we had her contained there.
Things go unnoticed as we stroll down the street.
I've noticed that this generation of ladies love to wear fancy hats.
While the younger generations shy away from hats or only wear knit caps for warmth..
As I've stated previously; I'm an interactive photographer and love to exchange small talk when appropriate.
A smile given is a smile in return. They tend to bounce around. 😀
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Not so far from the location where I was for sunrise (which was a bit dull), I saw this place while driving home. Because of a bit of a foggy night, the trees were still moist, causing a nice reflection of the sunrise!
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Nikon D7500 / Tamron 70-300 / ISO 50 / f/9.0 / 70-300 @ 150mm
One thing I miss about OKC is going downtown with a camera and looking for interesting light. Sometimes it goes off and bounces around everywhere.
Camera: Minolta X-700
Lens: Minolta 35-70mm f/3.5 Macro
Film: Kodak T-Max 400
Scanner: Epson V550
One of our teeny-tiny, homegrown, cherry tomatoes (c. 1cm) bouncing in Matcha powder. The whole scene is <3inches.
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Over in the Peter Forsgard 52 Challenge group on Facebook, this week we had to use a filter.
So I took a couple of Lensbaby Omin wands down to the beach. For this I've used a shiny tab to bounce light, whereas for my 52 challenge I used a crystal.
They are really difficult to play with, and I think I need to go see how and what other people have done, but this'll do for my daily pic :)
We had yet another unusual sunset Monday night. This made me think very old cartoons where lyrics to a song would be displayed and you'd sing along by "following the bouncing ball" prop.
Maybe trump's teleprompter should have a bouncing ball that he could follow so that he didn't get lost and spontaneously add airport security to the Revolutionary War" speech. Just sayin'.
Sir Barnes Neville Wallace. 1887 - 1979.
Scientist, engineer, and inventor. Best known for his work on the bouncing bombs used in the “dam buster” raids on Germany in WWII.
Statue in Herne Bay, Kent.
In a bit of a contrast to the previous upload, Aurizon locos 6007/6008/6041 head NB913 empty coal northbound through Boggabri, New South Wales, for loading at the Narrabri coal mine on 29 April 2019.
The clean yellow front of 6007 was the only area clear of thick coal grime on the three locos!
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EA-18G 'Grizzly' from VAQ-129 lifting off after a touch-and-go during field carrier landing practice at NAF El Centro.
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From a great evening spend with Matilde at the beach of Magoito. Despite of a thunderstorm and heavy rainshowers - nothing could stop us doing pictures . At the end of the day we both were soak but very happy.
See her photo here
@Katja: Did you send the tulips???