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I got a gray card and did a test. Both shots inside at night under lights from the ceiling fan. What a difference the gray card maid. Though still not perfect much better than the camera auto WB. The camera WB was to warm and could be corrected in RAW. The gray card WB was much better. It was a bit to cool. I could correct it in RAW.
Even if you have a Canon it maybe worth it to check it out. "No Nikon cracks!"
Anyone know what would cause a dollar bill to turn gray? It's the oddest thing I've seen in a while. It's a series 2009 American dollar bill that I received as change.
Gray whales are the only whales that feed on benthic (bottom dwelling) organisms. The whale swims to the seabed and scoops out a section of sand with it's mouth. The sand and water pass through the baleen as small crustaceans called isopods are left behind to be consumed.
A disused farm building near the confluence of Hayeswater Gill and Pasture Beck, Hartsop, with Gray Crag forming the background.
On our walk yesterday, Wes and I saw three of these scratching around in the leaf litter beside a stream. I thought they were robins at first, but they don't have orange stomachs. I didn't get a positive ID in the field, but zooming in on the photo revealed the rufous red under the tail.
I only went out whale watching twice earlier this year for the winter season. I saw this gray whale and another on this trip.
On the other trip I saw the CA-51 transient killer whales. I didn’t really get good pictures of them because it was in the evening, but I did get some video footage of them that is okay if you want to see how that went:
youtu.be/mMDjvIRyBXg
An Island Gray Fox searches for food in the picnic area of Prison's Harbor on Santa Cruz Island, CA. Photographed on 10/18/2013.
Highline Lake State Park, Colorado. Found on the Colorado Field Ornithologists Field trip during one of the only breaks in the rain.
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Wyoming Secretary of State Chuck Gray speaking with attendees at the 2024 Hazlitt Summit hosted by the Young Americans for Liberty Foundation at the DoubleTree by Hilton Nashville Downtown in Nashville, Tennessee.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
This Gray Fronted Dove, Leptotila rufaxilla, was photographed in Peru, as part of a research project utilizing motion-activated camera-traps.
You are invited to go WILD on Smithsonian's interactive website, Smithsonian WILD, to learn more about the research and browse photos like this from around the world.
Backyard action: Hawk had a Gray Ratsnake cornered in the yard behind the deck, while a squirrel hid behind a deck post until the hawk was gone.
I didn't want the snake killed so I went down and pushed him off into the woods. The hawks nesting above didn't like it, but my snake is important to me.
Of course, the squirrel shot up the nearby hickory when I stepped out.
It was all too funny!
NOTE: The snake is getting ready to shed its skin (called ecdysis). Look at the milky eyes!