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been playing around with some double exposures first one is Billy, the second one is a wood near me (his favourite place)
..not Oreos...but lilacs. Taken at a friends. I have never seen the double lilacs...he had white ones, too!
No rain today but it's windy and 8C (46F). From the archives... a two for one shot of American Avocets at Cooking Lake.
I put a panoramic13x36 mask in an Argus Cintar toy 35mm camera, and somehow ended up double-exposing most of a roll. So, this is a combo of shots from Tucson, October 2021 and Weaverville, Feb 2022.
That afternoon, I was about to make some seascape photographs.
On the way, I passed right by this nature reserve, called La Marjal del Moro, was close to sunset, and I still had enough to walk to get to my destination.
I climbed a small mound and I had realized that the sun was just reflecting off the lake.
I lost a few minutes to take the picture, losing some time to perform the coast, but I think the result was worth it.
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Wood Stork ~ Saint Augustine, Florida U.S.A.
In the Wild ~ Summer 2015 ~ Northern Florida
......Two heads are always better than one.....
(four more photos from this location in the comments)
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They are not the most beautiful birds, but I still love them as I see
them by the lake in my backyard almost every day. They are just as hard-working and meticulous as the herons and egrets. They were on the endangered species list for a little while but have made a nice comeback. In-flight they are just as majestic and elegant as the others, in their white coats. They are a joy to observe with huge wingspans and we are quite glad to see them here in Florida. After all, beauty is in the eye of the beholder ~ Wood Stork family high in their nest
Apologies if this one hurts the eyes a little! Spotted this along the highway on the South Shore and had to stop to get a better look...Please note the colours have not been saturated...The focusing could have been better, I was fully zoomed in and I think I had some shake as I was nervous as cars were whizzing past me. I have added a little textured to darken the edges slightly.
Wings spread out to dry after swimming in the near freezing water at Mill Lake Park. Better him than me!
Canadian Pacific SD70ACu 7011 is doubling up train 197 prior to departing CP's St. Paul Yard. Taken from a public road.
Double-heading through Woodthorpe is new build Churchward designed GWR 'Saint' 29XX 4-6-0 no.2999 'Lady of Legend’ leading British Railways(W) Hawksworth designed "Modified Hall” 4-6-0 no.6990 ‘Witherslack Hall’ running as no.6988 ‘Swithland Hall’ with the 12:45 up Loughborough-Leicester North train.
Date: September 9, 2021
Location: Centennial Park - Ellicott City, Maryland (Howard County)
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A Double-Banded Plover (charadrius falklandicus) taken on Bleaker Island, the Falklands. I took this one while the others went down to the beach to see the Sea Lions. I consoled myself by knowing that I can have Sea Lion encounters back home in New Zealand.
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The Sheet Bend (or Becket Bend) is practical for joining together lines of different diameters. This is an example of a double Sheet Bend.
Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“Do The Twist”
A double rainbow touched down along this open meadow of false helebore and sunflowers high above the small mining town of Gothic.
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This Double-crested Cormorant put on a good display in the Chinese Garden at the Huntington Library & Botanical Gardens -unfortunately, for him, he was all alone !!