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...but not paparazzi. ok?
(not sure on the i.d. of this lovely little blossom on a tree near my office.)
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This is a shot from last Thursday. Before the snow came. lol Anyway, this big buck was chasing a doe around in a field. And typical of all the doe I've seen this year, she was very uninterested in him. Maybe he should of tried a little conversation over a glass of wine and some soft music. The chasing thing didn't seem to be working for him. He was a handsome fellow. and if I were a doe, I'd think he was hawt!
I took several photos of him running around and all were pretty good. May post more later.
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Strobist:
• 580ex II camera right on 1/16th power in a paper lantern.
• 430ex II next to my face on 1/16th power & scattered around the ground (Composite) inside a paper lantern.
This Jackdaw chased this juvenile Lesser black-backed gull for a long time. He was relentless, driving the young gull nuts.
Taken at Embay and ok, I admit, it is a sneak pic, I don't know who the cowboy is but I just couldn't resist to chase him around with my camera, hope he didn't mind...May he recognise himself, Ill be pleased to give him the picture:-)) I think his first name was Bo...I think..
Spotted at Juhu...May, 2014.
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Chasing a tornado warned storm north of Grand Forks, North Dakota. Pictured was the area where most rotation was happening, no funnel formed though
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Starter image with thanks, from VeraJane Vickers
Vintage butterfly, from my private collection.
Texture - Spirit wings, mine.
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June 25, 2019 - North Central Kansas
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Very late in the season for tornadic supercells but we had some this day. Good Friend and fellow Chaser Myles Nelson, it was his birthday. So to celebrate we had to get a game plan on.
Night before there was none predicted for any severe storms, but mother nature had different plans. Waking up, and checking the morning model scans we had a much different story. We planned accordingly and things panned out for us to follow the first storms to pop to the east of Hastings Nebraska.
This cell packed to early punch but eventually faded out by Bruning Nebraska. Luckily the 2nd cell we had been monitoring just to the south of Hastings was maturing and had the all the right stuff. We scooted west to get into position. Then via Hwy 14, just south of Nelson Nebraska was our first TVS marker, and a scans showed a decent hail core developing. We were in luck as this storm was building and maturing fast.
Once this first event was on top of us, we positioned south and east of Superior Nebraska via Hwy 8 to do it again. Where we met up with several other chasers that were on the hunt. Good to see good friends again as this cell was again in a maturing stage producing come incredible cloud to cloud and cloud to ground lightning.
Eventually we had to punch through the core via west of Superior as we again head south into Kansas via Hwy 14. East of Mankato Kansas we ran into the 3.5 inch hail core next to Formoso Kansas and we had to stay ahead of this to stay out of the core. North of Courtland Kansas the cell was on our tail and we were in the notch. Surreal cloud structure could be seen as we had pushed east.
West of Scandia we ended up in a Tornado Warning was it had push up right against us. A Train had blocked out route east and it got a little never racking. Though the train eventually passed an we were able to escape the worst part of the storm. Ending up just to the west of Scandia Kansas were we experienced 3 inch hail. I have a few new dents but we decided wisely not to go any further due to the rain rapped tornado in this storm. Got by a building and had some protection from the winds and hail.
It was the end of the video's chase day and another tale to tell in my storm chasing adventures for 2019!
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Chase Masterson was recently named one of the "50 Sexiest Women of the Year" by Femme Fatales Magazine and one of the "Hot Leading Ladies" of film by Film Fetish for her role in the upcoming Yesterday Was a Lie. She first became known for her break-out role on Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, one of the highest-rated internationally syndicated shows of all time.
Chase's huge, international fan base saw her rise from a four-line role in one episode to a five-year story arc, which prompted USA Networks to begin Chase's hosting career with a news-magazine talk show, Sci-Fi Entertainment. In the 2005-06 season, Chase was tapped by Encore's STARZ On Demand to host their Only Here Channel.
Known to millions of fans worldwide, TV Guide Online Reader's Poll voted Chase the "#1 Favorite Science Fiction Actress on Television," and Sci-Fi Universe Magazine honored Chase as one of the "Top 20 People to Watch in Hollywood."
She was very sweet and part of money she raised was going to:
OPERATION CALL HOME
...is a grass roots campaign started by a Semper Fidelis Detachment Marine Corp League in Wenonah, NJ, to aid United States Military Service members serving overseas and at home.
Calling cards have been collected since February 2003 when the Iraqi Freedom War began.
Bill McGinnis, ( father of Marine Sergeant Brian McGinnis, killed in Iraq on March 30, 2003, after his helicopter crashed.) joined forces with the Marine Corp League, in June 2003, who recognized a need for servicemen to call home.
He never received a telephone call from his son and wanted to give other parents their chance to speak with their children in any United States service throughout the world.
Through his efforts, he has been able to bring media attention to this campaign and now tens of thousands of cards have been donated overseas in Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, veterans hospitals, and reserve units stationed across the United States.
To capture this year's Perseid meteor shower, we chose the Visegrád Mountains in Hungary, where we spent the night. The envisioned foreground was provided by the silhouette of a completely dried-out tree standing at the edge of a field. Out of the 700 photos taken throughout the night, only 15 captured meteors, which I eventually combined into a single image. In the early morning sky and on the final image, the winter sky objects such as the California Nebula and the Pleiades star cluster are clearly visible. As a bonus, we were also treated to the aurora borealis, which appears in the lower left of the image with a reddish tint.
Gear:
Fuji X-T1
Samyang 12mm F2
Exif:
stack of 15 x 30 sec, F2, ISO 1600