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Love watching juvenile Elegant Terns as they figure out their moves. This one was dipping and diving in the water honing some skills. Been waiting all summer for these Elegants to show up along the coast. They were late this year. But I was very happy to finally see them, even on a foggy day.
This takes strength, patience and lots of practice; an indigenous fisher using his dip net to catch a salmon swimming up the Bulkley river. Note his success!
Witset, BC
A balloon dipping in the water at Prospect lake with Cheyenne Mountain in the background.
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On explore Sep 7, 2009 #455
The Posttower, the administrative headquarters of the post is reflected in the setting sun in Bonn
In Rot getaucht
Der Posttower, die Verwaltungszentrale der Post spiegelt sich in der untergehenden Sonne in Bonn
During my San Francisco layover in August, I met up with Peter Ensrud at Point Reyes National Seashore. While sipping on a beer (thanks Peter for bringing it along) and waiting for the Milky Way to move into position over our main foreground target, we noticed some strong bioluminescence below the North facing cliffs to our right.
Despite being a bit disappointed that this was the wrong direction for the Milky Way, I moved my camera over and captured the scene. After shooting the foreground frames, I resisted the temptation to turn the camera back to shoot the Miky Way, which I could have used to produce a totally fake, but nice looking composite.
Instead, I framed higher and captured a few untracked exposures of the 'boring' Northern sky with the Big Dipper above the bioluminescent waters.
To my surprise, a strong airglow was bathing the horizon in color. The result is not the typical Milky Way nightscape, but staying true to the scene payed off nicely.
EXIF
Canon EOS 6D
Samyang 24mm f/1.4 @ f/2.4
Foreground:
Single exposure of 90s @ ISO3200
Sky:
Stack of 5 x15s @ ISO6400
CN L521 dips underneath the Wabash at New Lenox, IL on former EJE rails with EJE 659 leading in its original paint. January 2026
High cloud screws up the sunshine at Ais Gill as 47593 heads for Skipton with Saturday's second southbound working.
Sometimes the photography gods grace you to be in the right place at the right time.
I couldn't have posed or scripted this angle any better.