Ship deck from above
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taken at wurstfest 2021 in new braunfels, texas.
shot with a pentax smc 50mm f1/.4 lens mounted on a yashica electro tl with arista.edu 400 film. digitized with a fujifilm x-s10 and a tamron 35-80mm f/2.8 macro lens.
This redshank's favorite spot was the observation deck overlooking the Wadden Sea. Over the course of several days, I returned there time and again and found the bird there.
I bet if you are in the city you really either love having a balcony or roof deck or really wish you had one. Magnificent Monday to you.
View from my sister's deck overlooking Middle River. She was eating dinner as I wrapped up my sunset photoshoot along the river. As I was talking to her and looking out onto the deck, it was a pretty view as dusk took over and the holiday lights came on.
So of course I had to get some picks of this view.
Little River 110 sits decorated in Quincy, MI waiting for its turn to lead the Cameron Christmas train.
It is interesting how businesses promote the holidays regardless of what they are selling. This stairway is in a car dealership where I take my vehicle for its scheduled maintenance. HSfS
The sunrise, of course, doesn't care if we watch it or not. It will keep on being beautiful even if no one bothers to look at it.
-- Gene Amole
It may be relatively short (100m) but Brisbane's Sky Deck offers fabulous views of the city and its river. As well as its very contemporary design it also has a see-through glass viewing platform for the more adventurous, and best of all - it's free!
its winter in New Zealand and this presents plenty of rain shot opportunities! This decking has a habit of pooling water on the boards and the resulting reflection was very nice I think.
So I may be the laziest birder... after Christmas I put my tree on my deck, hide some birdseed inside, set up my camera and tripod inside and wait for the birds to come into view. I stay warm and dry, and give kudos to all those bird photographers getting up early and venturing into nature. (the huge Bluejays scare off all the little ones!)