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I saw this and had to take a photo. I'll add a link to this below, as all my replies to comments would start 'I really don't know....'
It's Sunday and a call to worship the greens....
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Probably the last nice day of the year to do this. Fallish golf scene at Western Golf Course in Redford Township Michigan.
As promised I have a few infra red shots from Barnbougle (taken with my converted compact camera). These have been converted to black and white and the the sky has been colour toned using the blue stream of the tone curve.
Here a group of golfers are on the 18A Green at Barnbougle's Lost Farm links course. Lost Farm is a course designed by former US Masters winner Ben Crenshaw. It has 20 holes, and is the younger sister to The Dunes links course at Bridport.
This is a picture from our trip, a cruise which left from Tampa,in August 2009. Miniature golf on the top deck of the ship.
Had a lot of fun on our project golf outing yesterday - it was also my bid farewell so was a bit sad as well. I should clarify that I didn't actually do much golfing - I ran around the golf course with my camera snapping photos :-).
I haven't been around much lately but hope to rectify that over the weekend. Wishing you all a wonderful one!
My oldest grandson slept over Saturday night... we had such a fun day, especially playing miniature golf!!
Opening Round, Monday. (Permission granted for journalism outlets and educational purposes. Not for commercial use. Must be credited.) Photo courtesy of South Dakota Public Broadcasting.
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A glorious sunset in the Cheshire part of the Peak District.
View on the golfcourse of the Shrigley Hall Hotel, Pott Shrigley, Cheshire, England.
The Hanazato (花里) golf driving range, in Kanazawa, Japan. The golfers are in the two-tier building at the bottom right.
and the two sand traps on the right should be a safe approach shot.”
A pair of bison seemingly, at least to me, discussing what type of shot to hit on a links type looking golf course.
Bison ranch east of Lacombe, Alberta.
Somewhere between a golf course and the surface of the moon, this dimpled sphere sits suspended in its own eclipse — one hemisphere catching every fleck of light, the other dissolving into pure black. No studio softbox here, just a flash gun, three books as improvised snoot, and the stubborn physics of light showing a gradient from bright to dark. But stil not, the precise sharp line between bright to dark as shown in many textbooks.
Maybe need to make the light harder by moving the light farther away and use a proper snoot with grid.
Taken a couple of months back. These ducks were feeding peacefully for a minute and the next minute started to scatter as a small Boston Terrier ran on the road escaping from its owner. The commotion was too much for these golf players :))
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APR Stage 3 Golf GTI Reifnitz on display at Volkswagen AG's booth at the worlds largest VW car show, Worthesee in Austria!
Very old golfers playing golf. I had a long time for this shot. It took them forever to play through. They lost balls. Bickered. A golf bag fell over. One lost her keys. A hat blew off in the wind. There was a very slow chase...fervent yelling.
Golf is pretty stupid, I concluded.
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