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43rd & Michigan, one of my perennial favorites, and I can not pass it by without giving it another shot.
This is my "bright" photo, ironically, taken at night. I wanted to get a photo of one of the downtown church steeples silhouetted against the supermoon, but there was just no high enough ground that wasn't blocked by another building. Time was running out before the 5:19pm moonrise, so I instead headed to Marye's Heights outside downtown Fredericksburg. I was certain a park ranger would run me off since the cemetery atop the hill is officially closed after sunset, but instead, I found myself alone alone in the dark with thousands of civil war grave sites around me. As soon as the moon started cresting over the horizon, I noticed this tree not far away, so I positioned myself to get a good view of it. As soon as the moon was fully visible, the sky brightened considerably, enough to make the entire tree visible.
I went down to the river late this afternoon to make some images. I had packed up and was starting my walk home when I saw the moon through the trees growing on the river bank. The dusk light was turning blue from the pink it was earlier on the eastern horizon (opposite to the sunset).
Fujifilm X-T3 and XF 55-200. Processed in Capture One Pro.
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Akaroa is a region that is a little like a mini Florida sticking out into the ocean on the east coast of New Zealand, just south of Christchurch. However, Akaroa is a mountainous region with a few sparse roads and it is mostly uninhabited. It is great for a drive and for hiking, though. The views of the sprawling mountains and various bays formed at the interface between the mountains and the ocean, are really spectacular.
New Zealand
Leica 28mm f/1.4 Summilux-M, f/8
Our newest custom printed Minifigure, the Gladiatrix, is now available! Includes:
Printed Head
Printed Torso
Printed Legs
Unreleased Secutor Helmet
2 Unreleased Rebel Daggers
Thanks to eclipsegrafx for printing these so quickly!
At a wildlife conservatory park in Cairns, Australia. This place was like a zoo, but much larger and much more open. The birds and animals here were captive, but the space was large enough that they lived in semi-freedom.
Most of the birds here are native to Australia, but they have a few immigrants as well. I have a list of all the birds, but I haven't had the time to look up and identify each bird by name. I'll get around to it when I have a free moment.