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this looks nothing like the original. someday i want to be a film genius so i'll never touch photoshop. sometimes i feel like i'm cheating, you know? because anyone can use photoshop, anyone can edit in a lens blur or some extra lighting. i really admire those who have defined style in film, like the dreamy photos by natalie kucken and craig schlewitz.
Honey bee on runner bean flower - robbing the nectar and avoiding any pollination duty
The honey bees utilise the holes in the tube of the flower to get the nectar. My runner beans set pods well so I wont get cross with my bees.
I dont think the honey bees are capable of making the holes themselves but they are very quick to find the holes made by others (probably bumble bees make the holes I think)
The Clash - Bankrobber
The wonders of rail photography in the digital information age:
While sitting at the kitchen table during the Saturday lunch hour, I happened to spot a "heads up" post on a Facebook railroad group from hours earlier about an unusual BNSF lashup leading a road train in northwestern Illinois bound for the Twin Cities. Using followup location postings I was able to form a rough ETA on the nearby St. Croix sub. I then finished lunch, loaded up the kids and we set out to stake out a spot to intercept it for a photo. Within the hour I was able to bag this GALNTW manifest, led by a former Santa Fe "Bluebonnet" GP50.
BNSF 3167 was built as the ATSF 3814 in Febuary 1981.
Fountain City, Wisconsin
March 18, 2023
After two days of rain, the colors were popping on the road between Babb and Browning in Montana. Only trouble was, the sky was blank white. Got home to Philly and had blue sky with puffy whites. So ... I kinda like cheating. I think I'll take up poker.
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from forever ago. basically, i did indeed take photos this week, but they were on film so in the shoppe.
i also broke my lens. the tripod fell, it cracked the lens protector and broke the zoom feature/focus on the lens. fuck.
exams are this week. ug
I've been cheating since I was 9 years old.
This is one of the first photos I took with my new old Casio Ex-Z750 that I bought at a garage sale yesterday for 6$. I love those little old digital cameras. If you know how to use them, in some situations they are as good as, or better than, DSLRs.
But here I only cheated so you could see where I was.
Dry Island Buffalo Jump is about an hour southeast or Red Deer and it's considered the start to the Alberta Badlands in the Red Deer River Valley. The badlands become more pronounced as you go south toward Drumheller.
This was taken on Oct. 26/13, also known as the last snow-free day in Central Alberta.
I was given this tip by one of my birder friends in Kensington Gardens. The idea is to jam peanuts into a crack in a tree trunk to attract Nuthatches. It didn`t work for me but this Great Tit enjoyed them! I stuck a couple of shelled peanuts in too & a Jay grabbed them but didn`t stay long enough to get a shot!
A perfectly timed leap forward and upward by this young wildebeest presented a flat surface to the open jaws of this croc. The giant reptile was unable to obtain a grip on the wildebeest which then pounded its front hooves down onto the head of the croc; this was just enough to secure the young wildebeest's escape from the jaws of death.