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German officers inspect a captured British aircraft, a B.E. 12 serial number 6547 (?), in a hanger. An early fighter that was considered unsuccessful almost from the start and was withdrawn from service in France by March 1917. Thanks to Bett and Alan we can see the information about this B.E.12 as reflected below in their comments.
This Bokeh ist -once again- for my Foto-Buddy Wolfgang.
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"Altglas" by Olympus OM 50/1.4 @ f1.4
Olympus E-M 10 Mark II
Manual settings, manual focus, handheld, available light. Hope, you enjoy!
Captured during an outing at Ghorwadeshwar, Pune
This one was a big one, thanks to Prashhant...he was tickling this one with a small stick..to get it like this...but this fellow...it was not ready, was trying to fight against the attack :)
Finally Prashhant gave up n threw the stick..n at last he made it..and i Clicked it !
South Africa
Haenertsburg
Magoebaskloof
Drakensberg Mountains
Limpopo Province
This image completely disappeared from my Stream, from all the groups and even my Flickr Flower Album. I posted it on 31 August 2018. The disappearance was brought to my attention by one of the group administrators before I could pick it up myself. Whoever can rig election campaigns, will surely be able to steal my Cape Daisies. Must be the Russians :-D
P.S. It even disappeared from my Stats and all the groups it belonged to are accepting it again. The photo's DNA, so to say, has been wiped off Flickr and the Cape Daisies must be floating in cyber space somewhere!
Second round- best viewed enlarged.
With my new D300 I received a copy of Capture NX. Agonizingly slow for my D300 files, but I gave it a try on some of my 'old' D70 files as well. On these, it works pretty fast.
Capturing a Moment! A couple had just got engaged in the middle of York. A guy just got down on one knee in the middle of York and proposed to his sweetheart. She accepted his proposal and there were smiles all round... nearly. (1065)
It was quite time-consuming to take this handheld shot with the touch screen of the EOS M.
Wat Phitchaya Yatikaram Worawihan, situated on the Thonburi side of Bangkok near the Memorial Bridge. Built during the Ayutthaya period.
It's always fascinating to see a spacecraft approaching us, launched from Earth a few days ago, meeting us up here in the middle of nowhere at 28.000 km/h. Amazing technology. Congrats JAXA for successfully starting the HTV7 mission!
Jedes Mal faszinierend, ein sich näherndes Raumschiff zu sehen. Vor wenigen Tagen auf der Erde gestartet, und nun begegnet es uns im Nirgendwo, mit 28.000 km/h. Beeindruckende Technologie. Gratulation an JAXA für einen erfolgreichen Start der HTV7 Mission!
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Credit: ESA/A.Gerst, CC BY-SA 3.0 IGO
I purchased these inexpensive mirrors at Target and painted the frames the other day. They will go into the garden to capture light and, of course, to reflect nature. When I laid the green framed mirror on the table to dry, I noticed I captured the sky. When I completed all three mirror frames, I laid them on the stones
and saw a reflection face-two eyes and a mouth!
The Salton Sea being captured in technology as the sun rises above the mountains on the first day of the new year (hopefully a year that the masses decide to open the world to reality again)
Taken with my iPhone...for a few minutes the grass began to glow in the setting sun! Taken in the Hollister Hills.
At night, the lighting focused on the edifice of the Lincoln Memorial creates an optical illusion with the shadows of the columns in the appearance of an obelisk, not unlike the Washington Monument at the other end of the reflecting pool. I captured this image of the shadow of my wife taking what appears to be a cell phone picture of the Washington Monument within the Lincoln Memorial. Anyway, I thought it was cool....