Paxina shutter 1/25sec f100 iso3200

Landscape photography Tip -

shawnthompsonphotography.blogspot.com/2009/02/landscape-p...

River Wye in full flow at Bigsweir Bridge on the English/Welsh Border during a sunny break in the wet weather.

Quasi finita, la giornata...

This sea-lion zipped past to check us out. Too fast to get a decent photo :-(

3/365

Too Fast

Kodak Retina IIa with Rodenstock Retina-Heligon 2/50

Kodak Farbwelt 200 exp. 7/2010 like ISO 100, 2/2020

Digitized with a FF-DSLR

Guess they're all quite fast! Off to London now for the first time in a while but it's raining :(

playing with my time values on the camera today and obviously with the sliders in PS! HSS

XE2 & 35mm Voigtlander color skopar

At the Sumpter Valley Railroad Photographers Weekend 2021

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A mother buys her child a quick meal at this popular west coast hamburger chain.

Ferrari FXXK Evo at Mugello

The Hague Netherlands

Explore: #275

The Brazilian fern tree (Schizolobium parahyba) is notable for its fast growth (almost 3m/year), making it one of the fastest growing trees.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schizolobium_parahyba

ASP

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Rochdale

OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA

Pentax MZ-3, 77mm, some kind of bw-film, Rodinal 1:50, 9 min.

My new sig fig and his ”associate” repel down the side of the 6' high sky scraper

Saved by a quick u-turn. Bears must eat about 25 fish a day to put on enough fat to survive the winter hibernation.

View On Black

Southern Carmine Bee-eater

Watendlath, Cumbria, England

The moon Is going very fast

the most important things should be empty

cross of me during ramadan fasting >_<

Kathmandu, Nepal

I had tried to get this image on many occasions as my train flashed into London, but the movement was always too fast. I just about got away with this and like the blurry foreground. There is a whole world of grafitti flickr flans out there celebrating their own work and this one has been picked up on a few photo streams

Edited in Camera+

I always try to hold on to interesting or just different size #Bottles, cause you just never know when you need to mix up a potion or something... ya know! anyway, when this week's Flickr Friday was announced I just grabbed what was handy.

This image was taken in RAW and processed with Linux using RawTherapee.

I´m a name and a black book

Attached to a face

At the back of your memory´s

Window display

It´s on the tip of your tongue I´m sure

But I must away

Must be good to know people

Who know so many people

Must be good to be somebody

Good to be somebody

They know

www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6cwjOvu3Y0

I liked the irony... the waitresses at this 'slow food movement' restaurant wore shirts that said FAST.

Another super yummy place for awesome Italian pizza... our favorite here is the margherita (just tomatoes, basil and fresh mozz).

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Plenty in my garden.

what we wrongly call 'Geranium' are actually 'Pelargonium'... from my garden, where they grow faster than 'weeds'. LOL.

WILD(?) Geranium Ingwersen's Variety (Cranesbill, Perennial Geranium)

Pleasant light pink flowers with pronounced sepals on strong stems.

Macro-rhizum are more drought tolerant than other Cranesbills.

The semi-evergreen aromatic leaves of Geranium Ingwersen's Variety are tinted bronze-red in fall and foliage can be dried for potpourri.

It has a very particular, quite strong smell.

Bees love them.

Thank you for your visit, M, (*_*)

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A richly patinated bronze statue in a typically heroic Art Deco pose graces a park below Dudley Castle. Loved the pose used here. So redolent of the era and beautifully executed.