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I was able to get out yesterday after work and head out to the ponds. The light was out all day, but with the looming consecutive days of rain approaching, the clouds took over upon my arrival. I was hoping to get that magical light and some more Teal shots. The sun played hide and seek behind the ugly gray clouds that seemed to widen and cover most of the sky. I waited and waited for the sun to break through the dark sky and at last it came through! I crawled my way onto the mudflat cautiously not to frighten the only Pintail duck pair feeding in front of me. I had only 15 minutes of light left and was so so fortunate!! It paid off in the end. I had negative thoughts beforehand thinking not only was I muddy, but I haven't got any shots to show for my patience. I was very happy with these frame fillers and grateful for that killer light! sidenote: some reason Flickr is not letting me group names together for thanking on my photos. I tried small bunches of names and it worked twice, but it continues to not work. Very frustrating!!
Fiery Frame Filler - This particular Allen's Hummingbird was very comfortable and perched very close nearby. I just cropped this image off the edges and thought the details + unique perch made an interesting scene.
Species: Allen's Hummingbird (Selasphorus sasin)
Location: Santa Cruz, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R7 + RF 100-500mm IS
Settings: 1/400s, ISO: 1600, f/7.1 @800mm EFL, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
The incredible bulk of this Greater Adjutant is well seen own this close encounter.
Photographed within the Tonle Sap reserve in Cambodia.
Caribbean Princess in the new Panama Canal, shot from the new Aqua Clara Visitor Center, near Colon, Panama. Sony A6500 and Sigma E30/2.8.
They're back!!!!!! It's that time of year when the Osprey return to northern Colorado!!! Like clockwork, the lifelong mated pairs return to there nests, mostly manmade platforms high off of the ground. They spend the winters in south America apart from one another and then miraculously come back and meet at their nests around the same time each year. Nature is wonderful!!!
These are those "Glass Gems" you put in the bottom of a flower vase to help hold the stems in place. I had just cleaned them and I was going to put them away, but the sunshine caught them, making me decided to photograph them.
So here they are, humble polished pieces of glass. Focus stacked at the front , but I liked the bokeh so much I let the back part stay unfocused.
So, for the group 100x, where I am to take 100 photos in a category of my choice (which is Focus Stacking, obviously!), I submit this image.
Also for Slider's Sunday, since it has been processed beyond actual reality. HSS!
It's been quite a while. When calibrating with roll film, there are always two frames left that need to be filled.
Neopan 400 in Tanol,
Lith & Catechol on very old Fomatone 132.
SE5 Lith A+B+D+water 20+20+20+900 ml 7 minutes followed by Catechol 10 ml + 20 ml Lith B +2 ml NH4Cl (20%) +500 ml water 2 minutes.
My brother is looking pretty pleased with his new car!
All I got for Christmas was a fake leg - my wife insisted it was a good stocking filler.....(sorry - a stolen 'dad' joke - an oldie, but a goodie) ; )
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A forced perspective shot of my brother standing at the rear of my sister's house with my 1/18th scale model Lamborghini Aventador S by AUTOart.
Will most likely not have any mocs out till early January are late January Eugene Harold Krabs for the idea
new design of building due for release very soon. hopefully the start of a whole line of brand new fillers for your sims.
When the Western Maryland’s dieselized, it purchased twenty GP9’s as part of the roster. As the WM retired F7’s, RS3’s, and switchers in the mid-1970’s, parent Chessie System moved twenty five Chesapeake & Ohio GP9’s to the WM roster. Many roamed the system in patched C&O paint, but some received full Chessie paint, as 5984 seen here riding the turntable at Connellsville, Pennsylvania.
Buckminster Fuller became famous for his geodesic domes in the 50s and the Missouri Botanical Garden built the first conservatory using the technique in 1960, filling it with plants from tropical rainforests.
For better pics and more info: www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/our-gar...
It was sold at the nursery as a hanging basket filler for 79¢. Look what it turned into! A beautiful red and blue fuschia!
"The sage does not hoard.
The more he helps others,
the more he benefits himself,
The more he gives to others,
the more he gets himself.
The Way of Heaven does one good but never does one harm.
The Way of the sage is to act but not to compete."
~ Lao Tzu ~
"The popular mythology of creative genius depends on beloved stereotypes of the artist in youth and old age:
the misunderstood upstart who forces us to see the world afresh; and the revered sage who shows us depths of insight
attainable only through a lifetime of hard-won experience."
~ Martin Filler ~
"Human nature and deliberate effort must unite,
and then the reputation of the sage
and the work of unifying all under Heaven
are thereupon brought to completion."
~ Xun Kuang ~
I figured it is about time I uploaded again, so here ya go! Just showcasing some TMC-figs, more to come.
Tagged are people who helped me, inspired me and are just great people overall!
I think that probably nobody has missed my posts, but I still think I owe an explination for the lack of posts. It has been pretty hectic before christmas with excams etc. But within the new year and onwards you will hopefully get a lot of posts!
Info about the pic:
Figure is pretty basic, and the moc in the backround is the wip of my new Anzio moc, which hopefully will be finished within the next weeks!
Also inspiration for the legs of the fig comes from Halls of Montezuma