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I've loved being able to see the comet from my doorstep. However, I wanted to capture it from a different perspective this morning. I was pleasantly suprised to see it easily fit in the frame with the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge.
Blick von meinem Domizil in Waltersdorf (Bad Schandau) auf den Lilienstein (Sächsische Schweiz, Elbsandsteingebirge).
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We kennen elkaar inmiddels :-) en ik kan ze nu beeldvullend fotograferen. Vorige opnames waren flinke crops(<25%). Later die middag heb ik ze ook beeldvullend op fullframe kunnen fotograferen. Dus zeker niet mijn laatste Grutto foto van dit jaar op flickr :-)
Zie ook mijn vogel set: Birds
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Mandarin Duck
Aix galericulata
Member of Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
Patricia Ware Bird Photography
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The mechanics of A Hamilton automatic Watch. 25 Jewels. 10 photos focused-stacked at f/14. Godox AD400PRO flash used.
Marin County Civic Center, San Rafael, Northern California, USA
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My professional work at the Dept of Veterans Affairs was with polytrauma veterans mostly from the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The same ages as the deceased Viet Nam vets pictured above, many were severely injured by IEDs (improvised explosive devises). The term POLYTRAUMA was 'created' due to their multiple injuries caused by these devises.
I am relieved that at least our combat service men and women are coming home from Afghanistan ...
Car selection - NEF NX Studio Tiff 9 All logo blur plate psdR sk psd trail dn Gnr dn 3390 JPEG 10.3 MB.
Photography: Lens used: 35mm prime, manual focus. A high-resolution image.
My 4X4 All-Time Wheel Drive Terios. I bought this car brand new in 2005 and still have it. I do not drive it much!
The steering wheel of the Terios:
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Grey plover (Pluvialis squatarola) or Black-bellied plover in North America, Danube, Slovakia. Medium-sized plover breeding in Arctic regions. It is a long-distance migrant, with a nearly worldwide coastal distribution when not breeding. The greatest conservation concern for this and other high-arctic nesters that rely on tidal wetlands is climate change. Rising sea levels are forecast to reduce available foraging habitats for migrants and wintering birds in the near future, and especially rapid warming in the arctic is changing the habitats found there.
Water rushing from the north through a dry river bed. Strong winds from the south. Kicks up the dust. Southwest Arizona USA. Full frame. No crop. No post processing.
Wild Turkey immature male, i.e., a "Jake", Suamico, Wisconsin USA
Jake was traveling with his three brothers, Jake, Jake and little Jake with Uncle Tom leading the way showing the boys how to cruise for hens.
Another great day out with my old mate JP. A little trip to Linton again as the weather was not so favourable. Come on summer everyone is waiting!!!
edited these 3 photos last night and uploading them this beautiful morning 7:00.
haven't yet started my classical music for reading routine but I might just do it rn.
These photos are all close-ups of tiny scenes I've found through the this amazing Nikon macro lens (enter the album below for more) around the house.
2 are the hard dried shells of domestic butternut and 1 is 'piljevina', as in the leftovers from cutting up the woods for winter and one rare green leaves as the November was already deeply entered our reality
Thick ice after a decent winter begins to thaw and break apart. Spring has slowed it's approach some warm days with melt but nights are have been well below freezing lately.
edited these 3 photos last night and uploading them this beautiful morning 7:00.
haven't yet started my classical music for reading routine but I might just do it rn.
These photos are all close-ups of tiny scenes I've found through the this amazing Nikon macro lens (enter the album below for more) around the house.
2 are the hard dried shells of domestic butternut and 1 is 'piljevina', as in the leftovers from cutting up the woods for winter and one rare green leaves as the November was already deeply entered our reality
So this is my daughters 8 month old golden retriever. To be honest I think she looks more like a confused lioness, but I digress lol. I wanted to test my new camera with my new lens the FE 28-70.I actually made a little mistake when I bought my camera. I’ve never shot a full frame before and bought the wrong lens meant for an apsc size camera. So unfortunately I had to own up to my wife on that one and sell it to buy the right lens(not a very happy wife). I was desperate to try it and I was extremely lucky to find a willing model for the price of a couple of chews😂 anyway I hope you will agree she turned out stunning;-).