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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
Close-up of frosted grass. Other wild small plants are visible between the grass. The photo was taken early in the morning in the Terheijdense Binnenpolder.
The Binnenpolder in the outskirts of the Dutch village of Terheijden (municipality of Drimmelen) is a peat meadow area originally created between the 13th and 15th century by cutting peat. In 2006 and 2007, the nutrient-rich upper layer was removed in order to restore the original biotope. The 120 ha nature reserve is managed by Staatsbosbeheer.
Close-up van berijpt gras. Tussen het gras zijn andere wilde kleine plantjes zichtbaar. De foto is op een vroege ochtend gemaakt in de Terheijdense Binnenpolder.
De Binnenpolder in het buitengebied van het Brabantse dorp Terheijden (gemeente Drimmelen) is een veenweidegebied oorspronkelijk ontstaan tussen de 13e en de 15e eeuw door het steken van turf. In 2006 en 2007 werd de voedselrijke bovenlaag verwijderd teneinde de oorspronkelijke biotoop te herstellen. Het 120 ha grote natuurgebied wordt beheerd door Staatsbosbeheer.
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.
Sony A6500 with E18-135, Godox TT350S flash and X1T radio trigger, Altura 5"X6" softbox, arca swiss L-bracket with Kamerar 7" articulating arm. This setup is light, compact, field usable hand held. Not shown, Sony FE90/2.8G Macro for 1/1.
While its two siblings ran past our vehicle, this curious cub decided to stop and check us out! This photo was taken in Ranthambhore National Park in India!
Series of images which are an experiment with fast shutter speeds.
1/1000 sec, f5.6, ISO1000.
No strawberry was left uneaten
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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
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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