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Hopeless stuff! Far too difficult for children and not enjoyable for an adult either...
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Hopeloos spul! Veel te moeilijk voor kinderen en voor een groot mens ook niet leuk om mee te werken...
Difficult shot inside a bush reserve with not too much light filtering through. I am actually quite stoked that I saw this NZ endemic bird and managed to capture it on camera. Slow-ish shutterspeed and ISO pushed up quite high to let some light in. Shot in APS-C crop mode. I used DxO PhotoLab 3.2 to lighten the image by 0.5 stop post processing and applied prime noise reduction.
Uria aalge-
Difficult shot this, it kept diving and re-emerging 40/50ft away.
It was hard to try and work out where it was going to go next.
It is difficult to describe this season, but if I could some it up in a phrase, it would be joy mixed with grief and laughter with sorrow. Sometimes life is hard to put into words, but one thing I can say with confidence is that my Anchor is secure and my Anchor is Christ. Though the seasons change and life can feel like one tumultuous wave after another, His faithfulness is sure and His promises are true.
It’s remarkably difficult to capture the full on fury of a storm in a single image. There are so many things happening at once that it becomes hard to focus- from technical aspects such as composition and camera stability in the face of violent and unpredictable gusts to the obvious dangers of shooting coastal scenes on an incoming tide. This is storm Atiyah, which brought 80mph winds and huge seas to the west coast of Britain in early December 2019. Shot about an hour or so from high tide on the rocks below the sea wall at Porthcawl, it was probably the most scared I’ve been in the last 6 years of photography. And despite being confidant that the sea direction and wind was pushing the huge swells just in front of me, 25 years of windsurfing have taught me to have absolute respect for the sheer unpredictability of the sea.
This may not be a pretty landscape but it’s one for all of you Flickr friends who have supported my stream over the years.
With a body length of 6.75 inches, this tiny owl is difficult to find even in their territory. We listen for them calling, or for the sounds of a raptor being harassed by songbirds.
They sometimes like to perch high and look like a ball on the top of a spruce tree. You have to check them all.
AI is becoming more and more problematic. It's getting increasingly difficult to identify what is AI and what isn't.
This is true for photos, art, music, news, advertising, etc. Now the discerning eye can still identify AI, but eventually, the way it's improving, you won't be able to tell one from the other.
I spent some time having a discussion the other day with Google's GEMINI AI.
The AI attempted to dispense a fair amount of opinionated nonsense as cold hard facts. Each time, I would call it out on it, and eventually, every time, GEMINI would admit it was untrue, biased info, and it would apologize. When the AI is actually admitting this when pressed...well, what does that tell you? That old adage holds true: "Garbage in, garbage out."
A large problem is the "facts" provided by AI are procured from biased sources that align with its developers and aren't necessarily facts. During the extent of our "discussion" GEMINI would always eventually admit that what it was initially giving me as irrefutable facts, were no such thing.
In the words of CCR: I see a bad moon arising. I see trouble on the way.
The Halloween picture is of course created by me via AI prompts, and the accompanying song is also completely AI.
Be careful out there boys and girls, ghouls and goblins.
I'm off to retrieve my tinfoil hat.
Looking up from Fenchurch Avenue in the City of London. In this area, the high rise buildings are so crammed in, that it's difficult to distinguish one building from another or even from their reflections.
It was difficult to resist taking an image as this tiny little frog to to maneuver himself through the flower. You can see just how tiny he was in comparison to the flower. Nature and all it's wonder has really blessed both in beauty and in the joy of seeing them living their life free .
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A Willow Flycatcher pauses with food en route to a nearby (hidden) nest. This species, a member of the difficult to tell apart Empidonax genus, was identified by its “fitz-bew” vocalizations. The setting was Bow Valley Provincial Park, Alberta, Canada.
You see here a part of the avalanche protection of the Männlichen, protecting Wengen from more serious incidents.
HWW! Happy Window Wednesday! Taken last night from my living room window.
Explored on July 8, 2020 - #342
Have a great day, staying safe, healthy and hopeful. #BeKind
Difficult lighting lens flare bright sun behind the trees so added a sky filter,removed a wood sculpture too.
Can you see the little deer in the b/g :)
It is difficult to understand what day to day life must have been like before the invention of the internal combustion engine towards the end of the 19th century. It transformed lives in a way that nobody could have imagined at the time.
This photograph was taken on my recent visit to Milestones Living Museum and depicts a shop frontage as it may have looked in Victorian times when land transport was by use of horses, trains or just walking. The horse was as important then as the car is now and shops like this one would have been commonplace.
being knowledgeable is essential, because, to me, nothing appears quite so difficult as to pose a model well and light him correctly, for the very reason that it seems so simple to do.
In the interest of photography and photographers I cannot urge amateurs enough to understand that photography is not a trade but an art and that, as a consequence, their feeling and their knowledge must be reflected in their works just as the feeling of a painter is reflected in his paintings :-)
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narcissus, daffodil, 'Golden Sunbeam', j c raulston arboretum, ncsu, raleigh, north carolina
The blue Morpho Peleides is considered by many to be the most beautiful butterfly. But she is very difficult to photograph because she almost only shows her beautiful blue wings when she flies. When I was photographing this very beautiful Chinese Marsh Rose, this Morpho Peleides landed on the leaf next to this beautiful flower, with its wings slightly open. I was so hoping she would open her wings. And what they almost never do happened; she opened her wings and with them her beauty. My day couldn't get any worse.
En difficulté actuellement pour voir des photos car je ne peux pas rester longtemps sur l'ordi, j'essaie donc de visiter les uns et les autres à tour de rôle sans forcément commenter toutes les photos. Merci pour votre compréhension. Bonne fin de semaine à tous.
Melanargia galathea (Schachbrettschmetterling, marbled white) Freiberg, Klosterneuburg, Niederösterreich, Austria. These beautiful butterflies are active all day and hardly rest.
It was rather difficult to find any information about the person who gave their name to Camellia japonica 'Contessa Lavinia Maggi' (or just 'Lavinia Maggi'). It appears that a certain Onofrio Maggi cultivated this camellia some time in the middle of the 19th century. We know this, because the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) awarded it a First Class Certificate (FCC) in 1862. I believe, after some searching, that this was Onofrio Maggi di Gradella (1809 - 1880). This Onofrio had a daughter Lavinia (1862 - 1935), of whom all I know that she was married to two men of the local nobility, Carlo Guaineri and Francesco Dionisi Piomarta, and had one son with her second husband, the marchese Ottavio Dionisi Piomarta. None of these seem to have had any greater historical significance.
Jetstar 37 to Denpasar Bali (DPS/WADD) rotating from 34L Sydney Airport in the very late afternoon light...
This was a difficult shot to get, but it was also great to be able to stream this great light and a few arrival/departures whilst I was on FaceTime to a mate in the USA yesterday... (I just hope his over his apparent 'saltiness' as when he visited a few weeks back, the light wasn't as good as this!! hahaha)
Have had some great banter out spotting yesterday/earlier over this shot!!
In the end she opted for a book on flowers. Good choice, I think. :)
For those of you who are interested in scale, the books (which have turnable pages) are ¾" high. The little mouse is hand crocheted from mohair and her dress is hand knitted.
Yellow gorse in the hedgerows and a lone daisy !!!
Common gorse is a robust evergreen shrub
and widespread in the UK. It flowers January-June.
It's leaves are needle sharp, and the flowers are coconut perfumed.
[ Bellis perennis ] The Common daisy.
It is also commonly known as Bruisewort.
It habitually colonies And is difficult to eradicate.
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Difficult to see in migration, this sought-after warbler becomes almost conspicuous in breeding habitat. Port Huron SGA.
I came across this Rose after the recent and heavy rains we’ve had. I’ve have found that “Viewing Is Difficult” without taking a photo as the gardening season begins to wane. Looking back over the season it now seems it’s come and almost gone rather quickly. I’m happy with what I saw and the photos I’ve acquired. Gratitude and Kindness were with me throughout the growing season.
For the Macro Monday theme "Reflection" (November 11th 2019)
I had fun with this challenge. I often use reflections - 6 of my last 7 MM entries have used reflections! So the challenge was to find something different, and also something a little bit tricky. So I dusted off (quite literally too!) my tiny Swarovski crystal cube beads. Each bead is only 8mm, which makes them really difficult to organise and stack. Once stacked I scarcely dared to breathe, and it takes a toothpick to arrange them ;o)
I used my closest macro lens, a 30mm Sony.
The beads (and others I tried) are set against the 3"x2" credit card (that I use as my size guide) in the first comment field.
HMM to everyone, and have a great week ;o)
My 2019 Macro Mondays set: Here
and previous years of the challenge:
My 2018 set: 2018 Macro Mondays
My 2017 set: 2017 Macro Mondays
My 2016 set: 2016 Macro Mondays
My 2015 set: 2015 Macro Mondays
My 2014 set: 2014 Macro Mondays
My 2013 set: 2013 Macro Mondays
Difficult because at times we were shooting straight into the sun but the best of a bad bunch for me
a difficult but amazing morning , epic weather and conditions , poor light , but what nature gave us today will remain a memory , never seen the lake so calm , as we arrived i actually thought the lake was empty , the walkers who were cooking breakfast in the Bothy it smelt lush by the way !!!!
It is difficult to photograph well--so deep, so narrow, so sinuous, so inaccessible. So my solution was to focus in on a single element. I chose this immense column, so big that medium-sized trees still look small (I estimate that the two tallest trees are over 30 feet). It looks like a wonderful picnic spot, don't you think? The dark rock is Precambrian gneiss and schist. Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado.
Slate-crowned Antpitta, Grallaricula nana occidentalis, 11cm / 4.5in. Locally fairly COMMON in upper subtropical and temperate undergrowth with Chusquea bamboo. Arboreal but usually low and difficult to observe well. We were fortunate to see 3 of these small antpittas.
El Color de Mis Reves, Villamaria, Departamento de Caldas, Colombia.
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