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It's just been so hard to get back to the camera and computer over the last weeks, but soon I'm sure I'll catch up. Meanwhile, I'll go back to my fun Fairydiddle. Here he {?} has the prize, but was suitably ticked off as I approached. I mainly get a kick out of the unworthy but funny photo of him leaping onto the pole. Finally, he took off, then turned to check me out one more time. I almost thought he'd jump on the camera! Silly fun.
Well, that's nothing compared to the troubles some other Nova Scotians have had (hope it comes through): video.theloop.ca/news/top-stories/watch/squirrel-steals-c...
Hey, now that's a way to celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend. Little Fairydiddle was Explored, October 10, 2014 #59. Thanks Everyone for all your comments and faves!
is the underestimation of content more than double the overestimation of our wildest dreams?
getting an image explored used to be my main adjudicator of a successful photo. i also became obsessed with the individual stats of the photo, and seemed to get hung up on all statistical trimmings. but i've since realised the concept and the way a photo makes us feel is so much more important than what flickr decides is good by exploring it. photography, like art is subjective, so if no one else likes it, even better.
Exploring Jaguar Cave
4th in the Indiana Holbert series. A composite I've been working on for several weeks. The photo of Indiana Bill was taken in St. Herman's Cave, Belize. The skeleton, mayan pots, and stalagmites were photos taken in the ATM cave, Belize
Sherman CT
Explore # 475 October 22 2009
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explored on June ,10 2016 #93
thanks for giving this picture a ★ ^_^
其實是在拜訪繡球花的路上
發現了這朵愛情豎立在田野間
2016 水車寮
Exploring Santorini Greece.
Kayakers exploring in and around the Crazy White Rock. Looks fun.
#santorini #greece #kayak
#photography #tf_photography #tf_photoscapes #tf_photoescapes
I got this shot of Yosemite Creek near Yosemite Falls by walking down a small dirt path in Yosemite Valley. It was somewhat off the beaten path... but not by very much! You can see the footbridge going across the stream for visitors to access the base of Lower Yosemite Falls (I really wish I had taken time to explore it, too). In this scene, the water is flowing towards me. It was getting late, and it was difficult to get a good exposure because of the dynamic range.. the valley was getting dark but the peaks of the cliffs were brightly lit by sunlight. I guess this would have been one of those times to take several shots with different exposures, and then use HDR software to create a composite.
We visited Yosemite in May. Had we been there earlier in the year, we could have watched the frazil ice formations... one of the more unique phenomina in Yosemite that occurs in March and April. The National Park Service and The Yosemite Fund have created a fascinating video about frazil ice... you can see it at www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V9p4mFEYXc (it will open in another window or tab... be sure to turn your volume up!). (IMG_1278 LR4pm)
You can view my entire Yosemite Set of pictures here.
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[✥Explored✥] #365 2012-05-30
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Explored #105 - thank you!
Today’s image comes from my recent shoot with the fantastic Boston photographer Rich Williams, who took a trip down to NYC and ventured out to Astoria to take some shots of the Robert F. Kennedy (formerly Triboro) Bridge with me. I had a blast, and it was fun to shoot with a guy who absolutely dominates bridges like Rich so often does. This photo came probably 30-45 minutes after the golden glow from sunset faded, bringing out the rich blue I love to shoot in. This was a 110 second exposure, which served to smooth out the water and bring out the subtle colors across the board. If you look closely, you’ll see a random firework that went off toward the right of the frame, as well as some sweet plane trails on the left.
Feedback & advice much appreciated.
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This is really my Iced Tea! After a long, hot day, I wanted to have an iced tea. As there was no ice cubes in the fridge, I kept my tea in the freezer and completely forgot about it till later! LOL....
Have a great week ahead, friends!
EXPLORED #439 - March 28, 2011.
Best rank #131 in Explorer on 26-10-2011
Thanks for your visit, comment & fav !
No photoshop for lights!!!
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Merci à Ducati Rennes pour le prêt! :-)
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Session de lightpainting avec ma tite femme Marine.
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Setup/Strobist:
Sony A350,ISO 200, F/32,192s, Three Flashs with Cactus Triggers: on the left, on the right, on the front
Shot this at home , used the RAW processing tool of photoshop and I must admit its better than the RAW processing which the Canon software does.
Let me know what you think
#Explore 111
Made EXPLORE. Many thanks to you for all the views comments and favs!
Seen this summer in a parking and lucky for me I had my camera in the trunk. I think the lady in the minivan had the same reaction I did, What is this beauty doing sitting here???
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Explore #34!!
my highest yet. thank youuu =]
this is one of my christmas tree ornaments. we decorated the tree today.
ornaments are a big tradition in my family.
ever since i was born ive gotten one every year, and so has my sister, and the rest of my family.
we both have our themes, mine is disney, and hers is the barbie collectors. the year i got spopngebob i didn't go with my theme. the idea behind it is that when we move out on our own we'll already have a lot of ornaments for our own tree. i have a picture of my ornaments in the comments. the nemo one in front is this years. each ornament tells a story, about what i liked that year.
for instance, i got this ornament my freshmen year. also my first year in the high school marching band were i met this boy who made me watch the nightmare before christmas and i fell in love with the movie. it just so happened that that year hallmark had this ornament. i just had to have it.
every year, we take them out of the boxes, and put them in order by year. also because our ornaments arent all kinda the same or follow any pattern, our tree always looks kinda funky. which i love!
its probably my favorite part of christmas.
this picture was taken with one of my film camera lenses wich is why i got good bokeh.
it was so hard to use it when i can't put it on my camera.
i can't wait to get my 50mm for christmas!
Love exploring with my sweet heart!!
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