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Photographing this iconic bridge has been on my list for many years. Finally...The Golden Gate Bridge - San Francisco, California
Finally got a bit of sunshine breaking through the clouds which shone just right on this little spot :)
I have finally been able to try Marina's (Photo Mama) ACR settings....love them to pieces! This one is mellow maitai...
finally after 3 yrs I think it is after going to collard hill somerset & only seeing them flying I decided I needed to see these beautiful butterflies again so off I went on Saturday very difficult conditions but very happy with this closed wing
After many years of visiting Anglesey I was beginning to think that the claim of Red Squirrels on the island was a tourist marketing ploy.
But no, they do actually exist and finally got a shot to prove it! It isn't my finest shot but hey, it'll do.
Finally had a chance to explore the beautiful Elysium Sim. Well worth the venture, and a lovely place for some photography.
It was there!
From my trip to the Sunshine Coast, this was taken at Kings Beach.
Note the rocks are very slippery here, I went down 3 times, I didn't find it too funny but a few people on the cliff behind me did! :-)
Photo is 6 exposures tonemapped in Photomatix.
Did some shading, unmask sharpening and saturation in PS.
35/52
This was taken in Oregon at my friend Brendon's flickr meet up that he hosted. There were about 50 of us living in tents on his property for the week. I know I say this about every meetup/gathering I attend but it was an amazing experience and I am so inspired to take photography more seriously now thanks to it.
Also, I've finally released some of my music, check out the first song in my project here
www.youtube.com/watch?v=0o2LGbb0NHQ
(I'll get this 52 weeks project done eventually. I'd rather have good images I like than a bunch of rushed terrible ones)
Good morning everyone. And as the title indicates, I finally got some pics of a Red-breasted Nuthatch (Sitta Canadensis). Been a long time coming since I first spotted one a little over a month ago.
The day this was taken three appeared, but only briefly together. Plus with the colder temps they are now visiting daily. But you need to be there at the right time with camera in-hand when they do. Plus very patient as they are hyper little birds and rarely ever sit still for long.
Just two pics of the same bird on different tree limbs, of which the second one can be found in the comment section and my stream. And while it's difficult to differentiate between gender, I'm pretty sure this is a male.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you have a truly great day and weekend.
Lacey
ISO1600, aperture f/5.6, exposure .004 seconds (1/250) focal length 450mm
Horses waiting for their suppliment feed before the Roans arrive, Winter grass has no nutrician at present. Cody left caught coming to a sudden stop
Six months ago, a female Little owl I got to know very well disappeared from the place I always saw her. As she had surpassed the typical 3-year average wild lifespan, and I didn't see her for months, I feared the worst. This weekend I finally saw the pictured individual in the same spot, but I can't tell whether it's a new bird that has moved into the territory, or my old friend back again. Either way I'm happy!
After having to wait for over 2 hours for a conductor to finally arrive, CSX L810 departs Cedartown after working GEO Specialty Chemicals, as seen here as they cross the diamond with Norfolk Southern’s Cedartown District. The reason for the massive delay is a bit unique to this line. Due to union agreements, because this subdivision is former SCL territory & the crews for it would have been based out of Birmingham back when it the whole line between Birmingham & Atlanta was still connected, this local is still manned by “SCL crews” that are based out of Birmingham, even though Cartersville is the official on duty-off duty location. Normally, this isn’t much of a fuss in part because the regular guys that hold it live fairly close & CSX gives whoever works it an extra $100-plus per day for working it as travel reimbursement essentially. This week, however, the regular conductor that holds it was on vacation, so they were having to pull from the extra board for conductors & on this day, they weren’t able to finally get a conductor out of Birmingham to Cartersville until sometime after 9am. This was annoying for me since I had to be at work that afternoon, thus resulting in a short chase for me, but at least a bunch of others had the chance to get it as a result of its late departure. 10-12-23
Finally, I made a gun. Lost 5 hours or so. Hope you like it. Cause I love it!
Credit to Torongo for trigger
and to Matthew Taylor for the barrel technique.
Hit "L" to see the effects.
No white shapes, only pmg used.
Maybe it is seaweed salad before the fish entree. The mate will be pretty angry if this bird returns thinking this is dinner.
I finally got a photo of an osprey dropping in for the kill and it was after a pile of seaweed. It picked it up and flew out of sight. I assume it was nesting material.
North Leverton Windmill this evening.
I don't normally shoot star trails this long as I usually nearly die of boredom waiting for the sequence to finish. But when you're in good company with high quality banter, the time just flies by!
This is 223 x 30 second exposures before my battery died....
Finally my Candy Rock Rufus Blue is here!!!!!
she is perfect, her clothes hair...everything
i love her so much!!!*______________*
I finally had the CN heritage unit that matters to me, leading a train of mine. WC painted 3069 for this former WC employee on the point of 93 cars loaded with corn heading to Canada. Unfortunately, the sun was damn near straight down the tracks when the only opportunity during my trip to grab a shot in the daytime (late afternoon) presented itself.
We finally got to visit the windmill which is one of the biggest in Norfolk. It is quite difficult to get to as there is no road and unless you have a boat which we don't it is a six mile round trip walk although there is a tiny railway request stop fairly nearby. I was really impressed by the size of the mill so it was well worth the walk.
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I owe this shot to my husband who spotted this owl in a tree by the road. I approached it slowly and this is as close as I finally got. He gave me 10 seconds and then flew across to a field, luckily for me, on a fence…Happy Friday everyone. :)
- Maxwell Maltz -
Explored Oct 31, 2016 Best position #271
After waiting for a little glimpse of sunshine for about half an hour on a rather grey autumn day, I finally could take this self portrait.
CHECK OUT my winter version of this photo here.
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