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Kingfisher catching a common minnow.
The light circumstances weren't perfect at all, reason why I'm more than content with only 1/640 of shutterspeed.
A few minutes after returning from the previous catch, the Osprey pulls out a bigger prize to deliver to the hungry family.
GLC 386 puts the hammer down as they bust through some massive drifts after working a customer in Ashley. This was the first train after their holiday shut down, which coincided with the season's first major snow/blizzard event, leaving its mark in the form of massive drifts. Little did we know just how epic this drift bust would be.
Train: GLC ONTN with GLC 386 (SD35), GLC 383 (SD35), and GLC 390 (GP35).
Ex Ann Arbor main
Ashley, Michigan
Good enlarger lens is supposed to transfer the image from the film to the paper with no or very little additional distortion. Paper needs much longer exposures than film, and longer exposures are natural. So EL are slow, sharp, not more contrasty than needed. Colour rendition, for my taste, is most of the time boring. They are designed to be best at short distances.
So, monochrome, macro photo may be my cup of tea.
A good day , but dull which compromised the captures , with the high iso required
Canon EOS-1D X
EF300mm f/2.8L IS USM
ƒ/5.0
300.0 mm
1/3200
ISO5000
Greater Yellow legs with a large catch.
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"Be thou the rainbow in the storms of life. The evening beam that smiles the clouds away, and tints tomorrow with prophetic ray."
~Lord Byron~
.....We believed we'd catch the rainbow
Ride the wind to the sun
Sail away on ships of wonder
But life's not a wheel
With chains made of steel
So bless me
Come the dawn....
Arctic Skua vs Kittiwake
Orkney
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Juvenile with catch
Juvenile Eagle with what looks like a walleye or juvenile shad at Conowingo Dam
PS Thanks to input from several people I believe the fish is either a juvenile shad or a walleye not a bass
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We intended going up for day gas to see the normal SD70ACe pair, but a surprise came when we saw it come west with the essential workers unit trailing, meaning it would lead back east later. In this photo, we got a break in the clouds, and the 4404 leads Day Gas east, sweeping around the curve near Plains. An unexpected, but very welcome sight.
"Carpe Diem" does not mean 'fish of the day.'" ;-)
Beethoven went fishing and showed a lot of patience during the day, but suddenly he had a double catch. Beethoven, the composer!
Happy Sunday my friends and have a good start of your new week.
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