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Lith print on Foma Retrobrom, using Moersch Easy Lith 20+20+960. The negative is Fomapan 100, taken by a nice Franka Solida folding camera with working distance meter,
Shot somewhere between Cody and Yellowstone, the early evening sun made for some interesting shadows.
This one is from the way back pile. Shot with my first digital camera, my EOS Rebel.
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A beach on the Dorset coast, taken on a holiday I had in the West Country in 2015. There is so much beautiful scenery in this part of the country that I never got round to posting all the shots I had.
Another on my evening walk folks and this will be the next to last in this series, time to move on. Have a great day and as always thanks for visiting.
156465 catches the late evening sun as it trundles over the River Mite, on it's way north with the 2C51 1913 Lancaster to Carlisle.
11th June 2025
Wandering around Venice at night is so enchanting. Unfortunately I didn't have my tripod, only a monopod. Next time!
This was taken last year when I took my niece for a Giraffe experience for her birthday. We had such a wonderful time
One evening in November I looked outside to see if the predicted snowfall had begun. Yes indeed, it had! Huge snowflakes were falling, thick and heavy. It was the heaviest snowfall I've ever seen here on the prairie. I scrambled to grab my parka and hat and boots, ran out onto the street in front of my house, and started shooting.
One lens, the 70-200mm. Tripod. Trying to make sense of of chaos. The snow seen here, sweeping down left to right, is illuminated by a street light out of the frame on the right. I used different shutter speeds at various ISO settings and worked very fast. Within 10 minutes the snow was piling up on my coat, hat, camera and lens, and I called it quits.
I'm always looking for something a little different, and I found it that night - the night winter arrived on the northern prairie. In retrospect, I wish I'd pushed myself a little harder, but it wasn't easy to keep my lens dry, and my hands were pretty cold at the end. I came away with three shots I like, including the one above. The other two will follow.
Photographed in Val Marie, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2023 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
With the weather all over the place, i was lucky that this barn owl choose in-between the showers to pop out to stretch its wings. as the sun popped out of the dark clouds over head.
Basking in the last evening sun light in the wood.
A sunny, summer evening in Grafton Wood, near Grafton Flavell. A Worcester Wildlife Trust reserve.
Polygonia c-album
His tail slightly fanned in agitation at several American Goldfinches that had the temerity to be using HIS feeder. He scared them off pretty quick and had a good snack.
So wonderful to just be able to easily get to any of Boulder's trail heads to watch the sun retiring for the day. This one is at Boulder Reservoir.
A moody evening wedge. I was in the water surfing when the evening light turned absolutely beautiful with a dark backdrop of thick storm clouds. I got out the water, ran home still in my wetsuit and grabbed my camera. I sat waist deep in the water with a towel wrapped around my camera and lens to avoid any water droplets from hitting my setup. Longbeach, Cape Town, South Africa.