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Taken at the Mesa Cars & Coffee car show on 4/18/26.
Panasonic Lumix G9II and Olympus 12-45mm f4.0 Pro lens with circular polarizer.
🍄 La magie de la forêt : l’automne les voit pousser tantôt sur un vieux tronc puis sur un couvert de mousse. L’un est comestible, l’autre non.
La nature nous réserve toujours des surprises incroyables ! 🌿✨
These three monkeys just love to play games. Today they are having a tea party. Suzie is playing the mom, isn't she proper with her tea and her legs crossed? (it's really hot chocolate) Bobby is the dad, he is trying to be so cool. Lucky little Jerry gets to be the birthday boy, and that's why he has the cupcake. Yum!
My studio is full of sock monkeys. I started out with one simple ornament, then he needed a friend, then the cake toppers emerged, and now mini monkeys are having a tea party on my studio table!
This is a close-up photo of areas of different texture and pattern in the sand at Clam Harbour Beach.
A small flower (5mm) that you can only appreciate by getting really close. Stack of 5 photos with a reversed lens.
When you admire a street mural, you should go close to it like the kid. Or you should watch it from across the street like me?
Wish you a good day!
Main Street. Vancouver Mural Festival.
Fuji X-T3
Fuji XF 35mm F2
ASTIA Film Simulation
Yesterday we had a super close-up encounter with 2 young white-tail fawn siblings and for the first time I realized the only short-coming of my new 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR fixed focal length lens: the inability to zoom back the lens, if needed.
I managed to fire-off about 20 quality head shots but I would have liked a few full-body shots and perhaps a shot of the 2 fawns in the same frame, but I was simply too close for the lens. None-the-less, if this is the worst of my problems with wildlife photography then I really have nothing to complain about, and I absolutely love this new lens for its sharpness and fast-focusing (not to mention its light weight and size!)!
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White-tail Fawn
Odocoileus virginianus
Fullersburg Woods F. P.
DuPage County
Illinois
USA
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With the sun making angles awkward, 60046 William Wilberforce is seen up close, leading 6Z43 Acton Yard to Burton-on-Trent West Yard towards Wilnecote.
My coffee mug. I love the earthiness about this mug. The top is the sky, the circle the moon and the rest is sand and water.
Check him out ~ Darrel Hancock Pottery ~ Vancouver Island, BC
Instead of eating from the Squirrel Feeders at Morton Lochs, this little cutie sat with his bottom inside the tub containing the food provided by the wildlife trust.
Back into the Mer Bleue area for this morning's walk.
Here I'm watching two mountain bikers approaching. When bicycles or joggers get close I have to sit and wait for them to pass.
I'm pretty good at observing the rules on the trail. Most of the time I have a lot of freedom.
Saturday Morning Post, August 27 2016
222. Clancy, 3yrs 42wks
Mer Bleue (Blue Sea) Bog Conservation Area, Ottawa, ON
A close up image of one of the regions in the Small Magellanic Cloud that I planned on imaging after noticing this (and a few other objects) in my wide field image of the SMC which I exposed about a month ago.
This frame contains NGC346, NGC371 and NGC395.
This bi-color image was exposed through a Celestron C8 at f6.3 (1280mm focal length) with a QHY268M camera and the 2 channels were integrated through Baader 7nm H-Alpha and OIII filters.
Total integration time for this image was 4 hours and 10 minutes.