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Description: It has been quite a while since my last visit to the As-salam Mosque in Puchong. Arriving at location just after blue hour, I am grateful that I was greeted with a warm but soft light from the sun. As someone who is very new to timelapse, I can't help myself from taking a timelapse. This image is part of the 880 images taken for the timelapse that morning.
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Comments please and I will share more from tonights dressing session - my first since August 2012!!
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First, about the eagles. They pretty clearly have chosen nest #2 again this year. That's too bad. It is in a tree on an island in the middle of the Cedar River; too far tor good photos from nearest approachable point.
It doesn't appear that any eggs have been laid yet, based on the fact that in my three visits so far, including today, neither eagle was on the nest, or even in the same tree. Both were present, but both flew off, leaving the nest untended.
This photo is a long shot. Certainly at the very outer extreme for any of my previous gear. I know that at some point the eagles will fly much closer and lower, and I'm looking forward to that. Also, will soon have the excellent 1.4x, so should get some nice close-ups this season.
Now to a quick review of the new Canon 7D MkII. The evaluation mostly hinges on my unfamiliarity with it, and little time for practice and testing.
The camera takes wonderful photos...and the 400mm 5.6 prime lens is very sharp indeed. Sharpest long glass I've ever used, and surprisingly nicely-priced.
You probably know that I rely heavily on constantly adjusting the EV settings, and taking advantage of ISO numbers to deal with changing conditions, or when I point the camera in different directions. I have two observations about these settings on the new camera. First...exposure compensation. The settings are different. EV = - 2/3, and / or EV +1.0, or I imagine any other settings, do not give the same results on the different cameras.
That's not a value judgment (pun intended). Not saying either one is better than the other; only that using the same setting gives different results. I haven't had enough time outside in good weather to seriously test the Canon, so I'm using conservative settings.
My other observation -- again no surprise -- is that I'm finding it much more challenging to change either of these 'on the fly' on the new camera. I'll get the hang of it soon enough, or perhaps there are better ways of doing them than I've so far discovered.
On final very minor mixed review. The Canon allows a photo to be examined in quite a bit larger size in the monitor than on the Nikon. That's good. On the Canon, though, it takes actions by both hands to do it. In fact, so far I'm finding that several features seem to require both hands on the Canon, where Nikons only need one hand. BUT...since many of the buttons on the Canon can be re-defined, it is likely that I'll be able to customize this camera to suit my idiosyncratic shooting technique.
All of that said, I'm loving the sharpness, and the 'closeness' I'm able to achieve. This distant eagle photo gives some idea of what I mean.
I know this hibiscus looks unreal but it really was this colour which is why I could not resist it. And it is a great Valentine's colour. So with this hibiscus I wish you a very happy belated Valentine's day and I hope that naughty imp didn't cause too much trouble in your lives.
Thank you all so very much for your kind responses to my last image. Your kind comments and your heartfelt wishes just made me feel so cherished, thank you.
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...from a walk on the Nudgee Beach mangrove boardwalk.
Collared (Mangrove) Kingfisher
Scientific name: Todiramphus chloris
The Collared Kingfisher is a medium-sized kingfisher (body length of 23-27 cm) with a large, black kookaburra-like bill. These Kingfishers are dull olive-green above and white on the underbody, with a dark brownish-olive cap, white spot on the lores (between the bill and the eye) and a broad white collar on the neck that extends to join the white underbody. The uppertail and lower edge of the folded wings are blue. The Collared Kingfisher is easily confused with the much more common and widespread Sacred Kingfisher Todiramphus sanctus. The two species have a very similar shape but the Collared Kingfisher is considerably larger and stockier, with a much longer and heavier bill. In the Collared Kingfisher the loral spot, underbody and collar are white, whereas they are buff in the Sacred, and the Sacred also has more blue on the folded wing. The Forest Kingfisher Todiramphus macleayii also occurs in the same region as the Collared but is much smaller, with a finer bill, and has strongly blue upperparts and white wing-patches (usually only obvious in flight). Birds are usually seen singly or in pairs. Its flight is swift and direct, and usually low over water or vegetation. The main call is a loud, strident, deliberate two or three note call, simialr to that of the Sacred Kingfisher.
Distribution: In Australia, the Collared Kingfisher extends around the northern coasts, from Shark Bay in northern Western Australia to the estuary of the Tweed River in far north-eastern NSW, with rare scattered records south of there, mainly south to the Clarence River. In NSW, the species is observed regularly only at Ukerebagh and nearby Cobaki Broadwater, and it breeds along the Tweed River estuary. Beyond Australia, the species is widely distributed from the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf in the Middle East, through southern and south-eastern Asia to Indonesia and New Guinea and east to the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga and Samoa.
Habitat and ecology: Collared Kingfishers are virtually restricted to mangrove associations of estuaries, inlets, sheltered bays and islands, and the tidal flats and littoral zone bordering mangroves. They sometimes occur in terrestrial forests or woodlands bordering mangroves, where they will nest in holes in trees or in arboreal termitaria. They are sometimes seen in streets or gardens in built-up areas bordering mangrove vegetation. Nests are usually in holes in trunks of large, live or dead mangrove trees, though they sometimes nest in hollows or in arboreal termite nests in large eucalypts or paperbarks adjacent to mangroves or estuarine foraging habitats. They are often seen perched on rock walls, jetties, piles or on the ground on tidal flats. They also sometimes occur in parks and gardens along foreshores. Mostly take food from the ground, from the surface of mud and sand, mainly along seaward fringe of mangroves. Sometimes take food from shallow water or from air. The diet consists mostly of crustaceans, especially crabs, but they also take insects, small fish, and lizards. They have also been reported to occasionally take young birds.
Breeding is usually in spring and summer, with clutches observed in September to December, and young birds from October to January. Birds usually lay three eggs, but clutches of two to four recorded. Young leave the nest about 1 month after hatching.
(Source: NSW Government, Office of Environment and Heritage)
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In childhood, I had a relative whose house had a well and you had to pump a handle, like the one shown here, to get water. It was potable water from a well but you had to work for it.
Out of frame: this place had "grenade" style glass carbon tetrachloride fire extinguishers. In concept, good. Downside: in a fire the extinguishing agent decomposes into phosgene gas.
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Flickr friends, Thank you so much for your kind comments and support through the year. I'm very appreciative....Pat...xo
2015: The best is on its way!
....'Cultural Broker': young Somali woman living in Minneapolis who understands American health care system and needs of low-income and minority communities....and wants to help make a better world. She spent most of her teen age years in Kenyan refugee camps.
....Ten years after the Indian Ocean tsunami an Indonesian man saw a young woman with a familiar bump on her nose and told his sister he had found her lost daughter. Indeed he had.
....My corner of the world:
I was in the coffee section of a local grocery store today comparing coffees...ahhh, so many choices..
An Asian man came up to me holding some coffee packages but looking at my choices and asked me a question. I couldn't understand him as he spoke very little English, and I knew my Spanish wouldn't help.
So...I started talking about coffees and the different kinds, gesturing as I spoke....and he answered...but I still didn't know what he wanted! I started talking again, this time about coffee beans..Lolol...thinking I should be a saleswoman for coffee by this time.
Then he said a crucial word...'water'...and I made the connection to 'instant coffee'. From that point we found the instant coffee, and he was on his way.
(He had learned new words like....'.full bodied flavor, ground versus coffee beans', and even different types of coffee makers^^... but the point was that neither of us gave up in trying to understand each other.)
.....If each of us in this often brutal world we live in could try to understand each other better and act more accordingly.....x....
I would bet each of you who have taken the time to read this has experiences of their own where you have made the world a better place through your attitude and actions.
Never give up hope.
Come on 2015...we're ready for you!
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Description: One of the single exposure shot taken during my timelapse shot on a lovely afternoon while overlooking the traffic jam on the AKLEH.
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Often when I see people pitch X-men reboots, they do one of two things: A) Do the original Uncanny X-men roster of Cyclops, Jean Grey, Beast, Angel and Iceman or B) Just plugs in every popular X-men right off the bat. I don't like either of these. The uncanny X-men roster is kinda bland, while having every popular X-man in one movie would obviously not work.
My ideal line up would comprise of Cyclops, Jean Grey, Nightcrawler, Storm and Angel. Professor X and Beast would also be present but as mentors to the team, not actual X-men.
A protective mother puts herself between her calf and a safari cruiser as she leaves the mudhole that the family has just enjoyed. Serengeti National Park, Tanzania. ©2019 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
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Port Bickerton Lighthouse - Bickerton was settled in 1840 by a group of fishermen from Peggy's Cove. Although Bickerton Island was settled first, the area surrounding the lighthouse was settled soon afterwards. Port Bickerton, Nova Scotia, Canada
It was not until 1901 that the first of three lighthouses was constructed in Port Bickerton. Emery Taylor of Stillwater, N.S. was contracted to build the lighthouse with a bid of only five hundred dollars.
As the years passed, it was clear that the lighthouse was not a sturdy building and in about 1924 it was replaced, probably by a temporary light. In 1930 the light was first shown from the combined light and dwelling which still remains on the station. (This building is now the Nova Scotia Lighthouse Interpretive Centre and is open to the public.)
A fire in the district in 1947 brought the lighthouse dangerously close to destruction. The blaze started across the peninsula in Fisherman's Harbour and worked its way to the light. Fortunately, residents in the community were able to douse the fire with water from the sea. The light escaped destruction with only some damage to the roof.
Until 1948, the fog warning device consisted of a small, manually operated fog horn and was utilized only when boats were entering the harbour. Electricity was introduced to the Port Bickerton area in December 1947, and along with it came an automatic fog horn. The first automatic horn sounded from the Port Bickerton light October 20, 1948. Now on top of ensuring that the light itself remained lit, the keepers also had to start the engine for the fog horn. They were responsible, as well, for relaying the weather over a two-way radio. In 1962 the light was converted to electricity. Up until that time oil had been used.
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aww now he has this white beard
he's getting old:(
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So, I didn't actually plan on making her, but I just saw Suicide Squad on Saturday for the first time. Harley was literally the only thing that was keeping me interested along with deadshot's character arc.
So this fig is Squad inspired, with my own twists.
Also, new background!
Harley Quinn:
Her head is official, with blue and red eyeshadow added on. Her hair is from the CMF babysitter, painted in a off white, with baby blue and pink painted onto the tips. It also has some blue and red hairties. I liked the jacket less version in the film, so I went for that approach. The red top was swapped with blue, and the blue arm stripes were swapped with red. The shirt design is based off an actual HQ shirt, but I added the Card suit logos. The shirt is ripped at the ends, to give Harley a sense of edginess. The shorts are straight from Suicide Squad, but I didn't feel like adding fishnet stockings. The boots are knee high, with simple detail.
Overall, I really like how it turned out.
I plan on making the other Gotham Sirens, but with my own twists.
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Thanks!
Boss.
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