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Recently bought a Drone as part of a move towards filming and photos. Thought I'd see what the photos are like from it. Taken at Polperro Cornwall.
From our Garden
Nov. 2024
Hasselblad 503 CW, Distagon 3,5/60 mm, Ilford HP5+, Rodinal 1+25
Lithprint SE5 onto Fomatone 132 (2014)
no toning
My first ever lightning shot, from a relatively weak storm here in Berlin last night.
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Same drop.....same angle...just little different light perspective.
Just squeaked in the back door of Explore......#498....August 1, 2008.
This is the first time I was able to capture one of these. One of the things I learned from watching them is that the beak is shaped that way to help them drink. It is sort of a reverse laddel thing.
The first rays of dawn on the beach at Southern Shores. Rather chilly this morning. This is a time exposure which makes the Atlantic look a bit calmer than it usually is. Ya'll have a large weekend and thank you for the visit.
Our first peek of color in the yard, one of the Jack Frost Brunnera perennials that show well with the little blooms all through Spring, April, 2026. I just learned that this plant is native to Siberia.
The first of the seven remaining Apostles,that sit along the coast at Port Campbell in south west Victoria.
I got some wonderful sunrises whilst staying in Funchal Madeira. Going in late October guaranteed comfortable sunrise times and this was a shot I took just before going for a sumptuous breakfast at the Hotel.
That seems such a long time ago now as I stare out of the window at sleet and snow sweeping across the garden here.
First day of revenue earning service, sees 777049 on Liverpool Central to Kirkby services, 23rd January 2023. Its last run of the day was 16.05 Liverpool Central to Kirkby, after which it headed out of service back to Kirkdale depot
First light in Iqaluit is a threshold — a spectrum of beginnings refracted across horizon and memory. Each dawn bends possibility into choice, reminding us that resilience is not singular but renewed daily, a ritual of orientation at the edge of the Arctic.
Isn't s/he adorable???
First time in my yard this winter - mama with one fawn.
Hopefully they will be back.