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Some of the last photos, made with my Canon Powershot A80 camera, that I sold to my coworker. He is going to Nepal and need good solid backup camera. As it turned out, he will use it as the first camera! :)) Hurray, my old little good Canon is going on another side of the world.
HDR made from 2 hand held photos, tonemapped in Photomatix Pro 3.2.9 (detail enhancer) and in Photoshop (only) curves adjustment layers were added, together with cropping and adding sign.
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Well I'm getting close now to end my Clark Fork River series of shots...it'll be nice to get out and do some new shooting with the ol Nikon!!! The roof is done and now next week is when all the family is gonna be here for my son's wedding. They're having it at a lodge outside of Missoula and it should be fun! I sure wish I would have started looking for a dress earlier because I'm not finding one and it's too late to order online!!! Yikes...you know what I'll be doing besides working next week! lol :)
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This photo makes it quite easy to ID the drongo showing both the forked tail and the red eye that is indicative of the species.
Site #66
Kudu Private Nature Reserve
Lydenburg
Mpumalanga
South Africa
I haven't been out and about today due to another, continual, rainy day!! I was playing around on my iPhone and grabbed this shot of four forks and then processed them on my Tangled FX App giving the photo a little abstract look ... I hope!!
Hoping "ACT" within abstract works okay!!
Our Daily Challenge ~ ... "ACT" or "ACK" ...
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Looking Close...on Friday - One Spoon One Fork
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A 30 foot high waterfall on the South Fork Tieton River, Yakima County, Washington.
For more information see:
www.waterfallsnorthwest.com/waterfall/South-Fork-Falls-5116
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A 30 foot high waterfall on the South Fork Tieton River, Yakima County, Washington.
For more information see:
www.waterfallsnorthwest.com/waterfall/South-Fork-Falls-5116
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Forks, taken on my bathroom mirror in indirect light. Contrast boosted in post-processing.
Kinda like the effect, was trying to get one of those perfectly black background shots that people normally photograph frogs and things on with their reflections
The sun sets over the South Fork of the St. Lucie River near Shepard's park in Stuart, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at tom-claud.pixels.com.
This is a relatively smooth stretch above, but the Middle Fork Road is infamous for its brutal potholes. That's why you find so few people there, even though it's just 30 minutes from Seattle on I-90.
We went there on Christmas Day, and knocked the bed of the truck loose when we hit a rough spot that resulted in a bone-jarring bump. I picked up the truck from the repair shop yesterday, threw in the dogs and camera and backpack, and drove out here for a rematch. No excitement this time.
Taken for the Macro Mondays group, on the subject of 'Tools and Utensils', this is a pair of dinner forks, given a low-key, mono treatment, to try to emphasise the shape and textures.
...here's one I prepared earlier! Alternate title "Ghost in the fork"
Kinda sad I don't have time to attack this theme properly -would of been ideal for the next installment of my classic movies scene series, which could of been "Gone with the fork"....
Ces 2 fourchettes jumelles se relaient pour poser dos à dos sur la plage pour un bronzage intégral sous un soleil rouge. #Macro #MacroMondays #Forks
NS 1099 leads manifest NS 11V westbound through South Fork, Pennsylvania, as it passes an eastbound loaded coal train.
The Roaring Fork river in GSMNP--this river is easily accessed along the Roaring Fork Motor Nature Trail. The photo possibilities are endless here.
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One of my favorite stream crossings out of many on the West Fork Way in Panthertown Valley hiking to Dismal Falls. It has a mysterious feel to it. It is dark like this even in broad daylight. At day's end it must have an erie feel. This section of Panthertown is reputed to be haunted. I've hiked to Dismal Fall three times. The first time I got lost three times in the forest (poor directions and one section of the trail intentionally flagged wrong), the second time I hiked it, I heard voices on the trail ahead of me but never saw the hikers (which is impossible in here). Regardless, I love this hike and would hike it once a month if I lived closer. Next year one of my goals is to hike the 9-mile loop hike to "High Bethel" on the Cold Mountain Trailhead.