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Thank you for the challenge! My first ever (intentional) double exposure and in Macro... wow! My camera does not have a double exposure mode so I had to figure out how to use the GIMP program some nice Tech guy had loaded on my computer a long time ago, but I never used.... let's just say Google is my friend! LOL. This is a picture looking straight down into a glass of ginger ale (lit by flashlight) with a candle photo overlaid on top. The glass is 3 wide at the top diameter and the candle no more than an inch.
Beaver at Pabco trailhead. First time I've seen one out of the water and it was amazing! It doesn't seem like it in the photo but they are pretty big. I"m used to only seeing them moving about in the water.
Legend, my youngest Tibetan Mastiff and his reluctance to come in after it had started to snow. This was his first snow.
The child watching the ocean & listening the sound of waves first time. captured at Tondivali beach, Malvan, Maharashtra.
Es ist das erste mal, dass ich mich an einem Halloween-Kürbis versucht habe. Es war ein ganz kleiner Zierkürbis und ich sag's mal so: schön ist anders, aber schlimmer geht immer ;)
It's the first time I've tried a Halloween Pumpkin. It was a very small ornamental pumpkin and I would say: it's not a beauty, but I've seen some more worst then mine own one ;)
I know i know, i didn't posted for a while now, that's a shame. I wanted to make that one for halloween, i got grabbed away by RL, but now i've more time!
That sweet outfit and the food is from FACS! tchek it out, it's worth it~ Pssst, that short make my booty amazing~
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See the weeds even better here
You can tell it's springtime in our yard - the weeds are in full bloom. ;-)
See Madge's great shot of HER weeds here, they are beautiful! www.flickr.com/photos/mytimeflickrcom/4464142365/
I will be back later to visit with everyone. I hope you all are having a wonderful Friday - the weather here is absolutely gorgeous today!
OK, this is really my second time, but this is my daughter's first experience getting to explore the inside of a lava tube. My daughter and I took a side trip up to the Mojave National Preserve to see this natural wonder. One of my Flickr friends turned me on to this place when he posted some pictures of it on his photostream. I knew I would have to visit here on my next trip to Joshua Tree. I was in my fifties the first time I explored the lava tube near Lassen N. P. and hopefully my daughter will get to pass the experience on to someone else. This is the photo my daughter and I chose to post for day three of our Joshua Tree road trip.
The two hour trip over here had one misadventure when I made the mistake of trying to pull off the side of the road and ended up getting stuck in the sand. A very good Samaritan, named Matt, came to my rescue by pulling me out with his tow rope. Yes, there are still a lot of good honest helpful people out there. I just got repaid one of my good deeds in a big way.
There is no sign telling you where to turn off the main road to get to the lava tube, a tiny sign telling you to turn left off the dirt road, again no sign where to park, and no sign telling you to walk another 200 feet up the hill to the opening. Luckily my daughter had the GPS on her phone turned on and she told me to stop because we had just passed it. Another family was behind me would've driven right past it if we hadn't stopped. It all just seemed to add to the adventure.
When we got into the lava
tube, the sunlight was still coming through the three holes in the roof of the lava tube very dramatically. We were lucky because there was a forecast of rain and the clouds were moving in quickly. I was able to just finish shooting the third hole in the tube when the light completely disappeared behind the clouds. By the time we were finishing our lunch, the rain was coming down. Someone was definitely watching over me on this trip.
(P.S. If you want to explore this lava tube, I had a GPS sensor on my camera and the exact location is on the map. Happy Clicking!)
Today, on August 30, 2022, there was hail that was quickly transformed into sleet / snow Settled on the Aghios Antōnios (St. Anthony) peak (9,245 ft / 2,815 m) on Mt. Olympus, Greece.
Loud thunders accompanied the hailing, so one had to quickly descend at a lower and safer altitude (the emergency shelter Costas Migkotzidis’) of 7,710 ft / 2,350 m. It is from there that the shot was taken.
謝謝蜜茶跟蜜茶表弟喔
讓我按了第一張SX70
真的好開心!
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其實一直很感謝身邊支持我拍照的朋友以及家人.
前一陣子 減少了拍照的時間
但卻多了一點思考的空間
對於按快門這件事
我似乎又快忘了最原始 我想拍照的最初想法
沉澱後 我又慢慢回復
拍照 對我而言 一直是日常生活的一部份
我想 我不會去改變 這樣的想法
說了那麼多 也沒什麼重點
只是很感謝你們留給我的(底片)相機們
以及給我的原動力
謝謝你們
:)
So lucky to visit Miami this year, grabbed this first morning walking down the beach trying to sort out the jet lag!
I had been sat feeding the small birds and various tits in our local park and was surprised at the number of robins chasing each other around. This pair in particular had been together in some of the small bushes then dropping individually for food. It was shortly after that I caught them mating in the undergrowth, the first time that I have actually seen robins mate.
The first HST painted in full Virgin Trains East Coast livery emerged yesterday. 43311 and 43312 look resplendent as they ease into Edinburgh working 1S20 KGX to Aberdeen. As seen on the cover of the August 2015 issue of 'The Railway Magazine'.
I went out to see Muse and Guru enjoying the cat enclosure, but - nope! - they both wanted back inside.
68003 'Astute' at York preparing to depart with 1Z72, a Northern Belle excursion to Cleethorpes via Darlington. This is the first time a Vossloh Class 68 has hauled a loaded Northern Belle.
Hier, bei Derwitz, flog Otto Lilienthal 1891 als erster Mensch mehr als 25 Meter durch die Luft. www.pnn.de/pm/1051978/
I went back inside to show Guru that he could come back in through the cat flap, and Muse bulldozed past me to join Guru in the enclosure. Guru seems a bit awed by Muse (even though the are the same age), and I love his face in this set of 3 shots... peering over Guru's shoulder, sticking close for reassurance.
It rained as it never has rained in November. Our hand-made dam or "wier" is holding against the mountain torrent in full flow and power! As far as I know it was the 1st time a weir was made in a Greek island.
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Full description and explanation of this interesting volunteer work project (in Greek) with all the photos in our friend Nana's blog :
1) Φτιάχνοντας μια Λίμνη στο Φαράγγι (1)
(Making a weir in the canyon, 1)
2) Φτιάχνοντας μια Λίμνη στο Φαράγγι (2)
(Making a weir in the canyon, 2)
3) Φτιάχνοντας μια Λίμνη στο Φαράγγι (3)
(Making a weir in the canyon, 3)
Beautiful Kestrel seen hovering over Southsea seafront......first time I managed to see one of these magnificant creatures!!
+2 in comments (you have to scroll down more to see a behind-the-scenes type one).
finally, something im proud of again.
today was really fun. i had kristi over for a photo day, who in fact is still sitting right next to me...
OH btw, everyone please do check out kristis stream. in my opinion shes an up and coming wonderful talent, so definitely be watching her for great things.