Airline: Ethiopian Airlines [ET/ETH]
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A6-ETH - Boeing B-777-3FX/ER - Etihad Airways
at Toronto Lester B. Pearson Airport (YYZ)
in new ETIHAD c/s
c/n 39.683 - built in 2011
Best seen on black (by pressing L) to have a larger view!
Aconsejo ver la fotografia, con el fondo negro, es como mejor se aprecia la calidad.
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Brown Hare, Norfolk.
Reverting to portrait from landscape to fit the subject in, while laying in wet mud and not alerting the hare to your presence is no easy task but I am glad to say I managed it.
Comments are always welcome and favs most appreciated.
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On the magnetic board you can see Alber Einstein.
He is looking at the archway image at the opposite side you see on the right side of the diptych.
Technicians are not prudes, they see everything purely from the scientific side, without humor, they would have no successes ... ;-) ...
I once read an anecdote in which it was described that Albert Einstein got the idea for the theory of relativity when he was riding a streetcar towards a certain tower.
Who knows whether the idea for the curvature of space and time did not occur to him while looking at this arched picture ... ;-) ...
Did you know that Albert Einstein was born in Ulm, Germany, went to school in Munich, lived in Milano and made his matura in Switzerland, studied and taught in Zurich? He earned a diploma at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETHZ) in 1900.
Albert Einstein, the most famous ETH Zurich graduate and later Nobel Prize winner, studied physics at ETH Zurich from 1896. In 1912, he returned to his alma mater as a professor of theoretical physics. During this time, he created the basis for his general theory of relativity.
In 1913/14, Max Planck succeeded in recruiting Einstein as a full-time salaried member of the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin.
In 1922 he was awarded the Nobel Prize. In 1933, persecuted by the Nazis, he left Germany and went to Princeton in the USA.
20 other Nobel laureates have studied, taught or conducted research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Zurich (ETH Zurich).
Founded in 1855, the technical and scientific university has been regularly rated as the best university in continental Europe by "Times Higher Education" in recent years.
In the current worldwide university ranking, ETH Zurich is in 9th place. It is thus the first non-Anglo-Saxon university to make it into the top 10.
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Eurasian Bittern, Suffolk.
As I had seen some recent kingfisher shots, they were my intended target species.
After a 12 hour nightshift I made my way to the reserve. Walked the route to the hide which seems to get longer every time, must be my age. Walk in and notice straight away the RSPB in their profound wisdom have removed the best perch from last season and replaced with another about 4-5 metres further away. I have suspected over recent years they seem to have an agenda against photographers in Mere Hide and this only adds fuel to that fire.
I wasn't expecting to have a repeat performance from last year as it was exceptional but really disappointed to see what they have done. My visits this year will be very few and far between. Rant over.
"It started with a kiss."
A bit of a heavier crop than normal but looking at the whole image, this is what appealed most to me.
First time in 7 to 8 years I have captured this intimacy between hares.
Barn Owl, Norfolk
When she emerges from the stable this gate post is usually her second stop so it was hopefully a case of parking and waiting.
The light was great and she obliged, sitting and looking from here for a good five minutes before flying off into the paddock and quickly securing her next meal.
An Ethiopian Wolf patrols its territory in the Web Valley. This remote and inaccessible area is one of the last remaining strongholds of the Ethiopian Wolf. It is superb wolf habitat due to the very high density of rodents it supports. However, even here they are under threat. Photographed in Bale Mountains National Park, Ethiopia.
Brown Hare, Norfolk.
Not often I get a full head on image this time off the year as the hares tend to slow down and take things easy once breeding season is over.
An evening shot taken in the recent hot September weather.
Brown Hare, Norfolk.
A simple composition of a Brown Hare which I have captured numerous times but one which, when the conditions are spot on, I enjoy photographing.
Grey or English Partridge.
I managed a few shots of this partridge recently while laying down photographing hares.
Brown Hare Leveret, Norfolk.
Another recent shot of this young hare stretching towards the evening sunshine.
Barn Owl, Norfolk.
A throwback to November last year of this Barn Owl hunting in the evening sunshine.
No confirmed sightings of her yet this year. Live in hope.
Brown Hare, Norfolk
I have not posted any hares for a while. The last time I captured a hare was in October.
This is a shot from August making its Flickr debut.
Chinese Water Deer, Norfolk.
She was laying down. I crawled towards her, taking shots every 3 metres there abouts as she looked in my direction trying to work out if I was a threat. I crawled 40 metres or so, all the while she was looking towards me before she decided get up and to run away.
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Brown hares, Norfolk.
Another image of the female being chased by a couple of males.
Really pleased with this image as somehow managed to get both the female and leading male in focus and detailed.
Brown Hare, Norfolk.
Surprisingly I managed to drag my unfit body along the track towards this hare as it was munching supper. Every time it heard my movement it would pop its head and ears up. Once it was back down feeding, I would crawl another yard. It was stop/start until I was in a good shooting range.
Not an original pose but love being low and using the long grass to my advantage.
Juvenile female Kingfisher, Norfolk.
Over the moon to capture my first Norfolk Kingy since 2018, over 5 years ago.
Having been told of this location, I placed this stick in hope of photographing a kingfisher. After three attempts and seeing a kingfisher, one of at least two in this location, land on this perch I decided to approach in a completely different way to my norm.
This bird, or birds, seemed to sense my presence before I even sat down and were very flighty. A change of tact was needed. Out came my controller and receiver which had been sitting in my bag unused for at least 3 years. New batteries and a quick test and all was in order.
Set up the camera/receiver on a tripod in a location to give me a clean background and good seperation of the subject. Focused on the perch. Set camera to AV at f/8 and a quick test gave me 1/100 and an ISO of 800 which I maxed it to on an auto setting. Experience told me 1/100 would be enough to get a portrait or two but nowhere enough for any action shots. I hid myself up the bank and waited.
About 45 minutes later the Kingy obliged and landed on said perch. Guessing when to press the shutter controller to hopefully obtain some usable images.
The bird stayed on the perch for about 5 minutes and a couple of successful dives in between.
Hoping to get more images over the few weeks so stay tuned.