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Captured today! Below zero degrees and fresh snow. Between 50 and 100 meters above sea level. Lee circular polarizer.
KITCHEN WINDOW capture today (wed) waiting for a good time to fly to the peanut feeder, seen on a dead tree I have purposely left for easy photography.
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THANK YOU for your visit and for being a friend, have had quite a few problems in my family life, but am back again thanking God for all he has done for us, what a friend we have in Jesus, keep safe and well my dear friends, God bless each and every one of you. Tomx
This sunny panoramic view was captured today from Stanley Park looking across the harbour to the North Shore and its iconic mountains. After yesterday's rain and poor visibility, today's weather was a real treat!
Next to Leaves these are the next fave thing to photograph in the Autumn. Milkweed Seed pods. Captured today on my after work walk about. Another crazy windy day. Made photographing nature today a real challenge. How you all have a great day and Thanks for taking the time, kind words and possible faves. 🙋♀️
Birds had to be bright for the camera to capture today as the dreary fog and drizzle never lifted. Sparrows blended right into the surrounding brush. Thank goodness this male cardinal came around.
captured today during a hike in the local woods; it's been a beautiful day, with the last bits of snow quickly melting away under the heat of the sun
Macro Mondays - Glaze
One of my favourites porcelain tea cups.
The date is wrong, I took this capture today. My camera was on service, and i did nor realize, that I have to set up the date again :(
Eine Aufnahme aus der späten analogen Phase des Sekretärs, als er gerade Anfing, nach Motiven Ausschau zu halten, wie er sie auch heute noch gerne erbeutet. Das Bild entstand 1997 mit einer Leica CL auf ILFORD HP5 PLUS, sehr wahrscheinlich in Karlsruhe, Deutschland.
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A shot from Secretary's late analog phase, when he was just starting to look for subjects like the ones he still likes to capture today. The picture was taken in 1997 with a Leica CL on ILFORD HP5 PLUS, most likely in Karlsruhe, Germany.
A local small waterfall that I captured today after a few good days of rain. This particular capture is focused on a small portion of the falls and the roots that surround them.
Mike D.
While most captures today showing the moon which was phantastic, I do not want to forget our earth. We still have objects or silhouettes around us showing the distance we have to the moon.
Camera: Canon 5D MKIII
Lens: EF24-70mm f/2.8L II USM
Focal Length: 35mm; Exposure Time: 6 sec;
Aperture: 2.8; ISO: 3200
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Common Gum Tree Shield Bug (Poecilometis patruelis)
All images today were captured today.
I wish everyone a Happy New Year.
I hope 2023 will be a great year!
Every once in a while you capture an image that you just really like.. Here is one I captured today. Its like the perfect storm of photography. Great lighting, dialed in focus and story telling action. Hope you like it..
Well, we were having an early Spring here in Maryland, until winter decided to come back ...
Capture today out in the snow and ice that fell in the Baltimore area.
Eine Aufnahme aus der späten analogen Phase des Sekretärs, als er gerade anfing, nach Motiven Ausschau zu halten, wie er sie auch heute noch gerne erbeutet. Das Bild entstand 1997 mit einer Leica CL auf ILFORD HP5 PLUS, am Hauptbahnhof von Karlsruhe, Deutschland.
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A photograph from Secretary's late analog phase, when he was just starting to look for subjects, as he still likes to capture today. The picture was taken in 1997 with a Leica CL on ILFORD HP5 PLUS, at the main station of Karlsruhe, Germany.
I almost left with nothing too interesting today, but I was thrilled with these Snowy Egrets, just before packing it in! I really love the images I was able to capture today!
Fish Farm Mounds is a fantastic place to find butterflies and moths. This awesome orange eastern comma was one of the closer captures today.
This capture in the last sequence I was able to capture today at the Susquehanna River was every slightly out of focus ... but I was able to recover it pretty well I think with the sharpening tools in Lightroom.
Thoughts?
It's very exciting for an Aussie to encounter snowfall, suffice to say this is just one of many images captured today on our drive from Banff to Jasper in beautiful Canada!
Seeing cardinals is always eye catching ... but in the snow takes that thrill and eye candy to the next level.
This one was captured today in our little snow storm around the Baltimore area.
no treatment on the colors here....just as it was...
btw: there isn't any chance to get such a capture today - everything is grey in grey... (you can shoot all day because you don't get shadows... )
I almost left with nothing too interesting today, but I was thrilled with these Snowy Egrets, just before packing it in! I really love the images I was able to capture today!
FAREWELL TO FLICKR! thanks to all the Flickr staff, we have not always see eye to eye, over the changes made, but its been a marvellous media, to meet all you amazing friends, and for that I am very glad to have know you. TOMORROW it will taken over by VERIZON, and we Know very little about them, or what's going to happen. I do fear for the future, and keeping you my dear friends. Hope to see you on the dark side!!
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PEREGRINE captured today 310 feet up the cliffs over the sea, at St Margarets Bay in Kent.
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THANK YOU for all your visits over the years in Flickr, please leave a comment, it is very appreciated, Remember to keep a smile on your face, and love in your heart, God bless.........Tomx
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SORRY! some people have read the above, as me leaving, this is not so, just warning people, of a lot possible changes that will spoil what we enjoy now, don't want to end up like face book......................Tomx
A nemesis bird for me that was finally captured today. Thanks to Alan Hopkins for the original find and Lee Guichan for the re-find.
Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA.
A pair of gloves knitted for me by my cousin. I had some leg warmers to match, but I shrank them in the wash. Captured today for Smile on Saturday's theme "Gloves" - HSoS!
My Dad and eldest daughter captured today with fill light using the catch light as part of the Speedlight, set at -1 EV.
This fantasy image consists of three individual real exposures i captured today: The trees, the sun and the glow. Mixed together with Photoshop and my Imagination. I hope you like it.
If somebody is interested in the EXIF Data from the Sun Layer: EF70-200mm f/2.8L with 2x Extender and ND3 Filter, at 400mm, ISO 50, 1/4000, f/14
Another shot of a garden poppy that I captured today. I’d noticed that the wind had blown away the petals of most but then I spotted this in the shadows and the song ‘Lifted ( from the shadows ) by The Lighthouse People sprang to mind. Take a listen to it and I dare you not to feel uplifted by it 😊
And the Egret said to his turtles . . .
I thought this was an interesting assembly of wildlife. Captured today at a golf course pond.
#siderssunday
A happy spring dance that I spontaneously captured today across the street and duly slid in Color and Analog Efex for Sliders Sunday. There's a bedding of snowdrops in one of the front gardens in my street which reliably announces spring's arrival each year. Not that we needed that hint this past week because it has been beautifully warm and sunny, and only the chilly wind was a reminiscence of winter. Alas, temperatures will drop considerably again next week but let's be fair, March has only just begun.
One of my favourite filters in Color Efex is "Brilliance and Warmth" which has the "Perceptual Saturation" slider. The latter often brings out the most unexpected hues in an image. For a natural look, it's best to use it carefully, but here, it brought a cheerful, "bouncy" note to the image, and since it's Sliders Sunday, I went in a little bolder with that particular slider than I usually would.
The colour burst also corresponds well with the weirdly-coloured chromatic aberrations of the 20mm F/1.4 lens that I couldn't completely remove in LR. I don't know, if I got a de-centered or otherwise faulty copy back in 2020; in every other respect, the lens is beautiful, so I decided to see the chromatic aberrations as a special "characteristic" of that lens.
I also added a hint of fine, small grain in LR because LR Raw Denoising (not that the original image had been that noisy) made the image look too clean and therefore, a little "clinical".
Happy Sliders Sunday, Everyone!
Autumn colors, the sun is very low in the sky and behind the trees, near sunset!. Captured today, this Wed. evening, Oct. 7, 2020.
Today we went on a lovely long walk to make the most of our last Sunday in this glorious September sunshine before we travel. We walked the River Wey near Wisley, one of our favourite spots. We came across a flowering ivy bush which was covered in Red Admiral butterflies. I don't think I've seen so many in one place since my childhood where we had a buddleia in the garden which they loved. They were relatively easy to capture today as they were too busy concentrating on the sweet nectar, along with hover flies, honey bees and beetles. I could have watched them for hours, and would have done is husband was not getting a little bored...!
Captured today in my company with my Huawei Nexus 6P in pano mode, edited in Snapseed.
今天下午在公司用华为Nexus 6P手机拍的
At El Ensueño, Quindío, Colombia.
The Yellow-backed Oriole (Icterus chrysater) captured today is similar to the Yellow Oriole that I posted a few days ago. The Yellow-backed Oriole (Icterus chrysater) is noticeably larger than the Yellow Oriole, has solid black wings (no wing bars), and has more black on the face and chin. We enjoy seeing both Oriole species, and both sing beautifully.,
The Yellow-backed Oriole (Icterus chrysater) is a medium-size Icterid in Belize, Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, and Venezuela. Interesting to note that the species is absent from Costa Rica.
|looking for light|
Here is some of the light I was able to see and capture today. Looking for light—both literally and figuratively—is often what I have to do in order to make it through each day. Today was no different, many times leaving me wondering how I would make it through the day. I’m thankful to have these images to look at when I need a reminder of the light God gave me today.
“The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness can never extinguish it.”
John 1:5 NLT
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Nikon D750
Sigma 35mm f/1.4
70000 Britannia storms through Albrighton Shropshire. Not very authentic really. However, the Brit was on a non passenger mainline loaded test run, and that's what I wanted to capture today. Hopefully when she's out on a rail tour I can photograph something more authentic.
For the "Macro Mondays" group theme: Imperfect
Image has been cropped to fit within the 3" guideline limits.
This year's lilac season is coming to an end and I enjoyed them in their full glory but now they are looking a little "imperfect". Even still, they were helpful in capturing today's photo.
Thanks for your visit. Happy Macro Monday!