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An icy branch at dusk, illuminated from below by light reflected upward from the ice on the ground below it
HMM!
Not really Autumn but those colours give that impression! I use fill-in-flash to highlight the leaf and droplets!
This year's highlight of photo experiences goes to this Prothonotary Warbler.
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There is no sin in being on the pathway; the spiritualists are wrong. But there is a sin in loving our road instead of our home; the materialists are wrong. There is no sin in being on the road, in being corporeal, in being finite, in being homo viator, in having responsibility for things outside, below, and now; there is only sin in settling for the lesser, and not letting it awaken an appetite for the greater.
-LITURGICAL MYSTICISM, DAVID W. FAGERBERG
We're still coated with ice and now 8 inches of snow, as well. A most beautiful way to end the year. This Red Twig Dogwood entirely coated in sparkling ice.
After some heavy rain, the cleanliness and perfection of these anthers were even better highlighted by the rain drop.
Another luxury British car that has come to the end of its road....
This one was sitting on top of another car, hence the easy access to a low POV!
Minolta Dynax / Maxxum / Alpha 9
Minolta AF 24-105 / f3.5-4.5D
Kodak TRI-X 400
Processed by Splendid Photo in Wellington
Sony A7M3 / SEL90M28G Scan
Kaiser Copy Stand
Converted in Negative Lab Pro / LR Classic
© Dominic Scott 2023
Late summer and there were a lot of migrants in Sussex, the early star being this fabulous Wryneck which stayed at Beachy Head for 3 weeks from 18 August. I really love the detail in their plumage.
A Spotted Flycatcher also at Beachy Head on the same day was similarly cooperative. Further along the South Downs the following day I found a field full of migrants which included redstart, whinchat and wheatear , all relatively uncommon birds in Sussex.
A selection of my favourite images from 2016 can be seen here
Looking down the two levels of an aged rusty staircase at Z Ward.
Z Ward was a separate building at the Glenside Mental Hospital that catered for the criminally insane. Built in 1885, it is now empty and preserved by the National Trust.
How is you weekend going? It’s been a great day yesterday. We got to escape the city limits for a while and go meet some new people up in Wisconsin. 3am start wasn’t fun at first. But after meeting my buddy Chris (@mywisconsin) we had a blast. We lucked out again with the unexpected whiteout over night and some blue hour fog. Holy Hill cathedral looked like it has celestial highlight. What do you think?
A last look at Saint Mary's lighthouse from my visit on Saturday. I'd taken my wife to nearby Sunderland and thought I had to drop in.
Early morning sun strikes the apex of the new University of Adelaide Health and Medical Sciences Building in North Terrace
A staircase from the Tokyo National Museum, Japanese Gallery (Honkan). The exhibition was vast and interesting, but the architecture itself was nothing spectacular. However, the western neoclassical styled building has many interesting details, one being this. The black-and-white approach here is especially funky as the sides of staircase turn into light itself.
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Time, such a precious commodity... I am so glad we have managed a short ride out of the city the other day. I wanted to capture some of the fall colors before all the leaves are knocked off the trees by the wind. It was a cool, but lovely evening. The light was great as well, so I got in a few shots. Hope you enjoy! Happy Friday, guys!
I do not do "lists" but thought in spite of lockdown's & a few health problems, I had a good bird year. So i counted up & found I had photographed 132 bird species. Had a good start to the year & garden lockdown was better than expected. My highlight has to be this Lammergeier. Who could have expected a bird of the high mountains to be in a flat Fenland field. Here it is digesting some road kill it had recently eaten in the field.
Just back from a winter season in Abisko. Been an awesome season and one of the highlights was finally getting a shot of one of these arctic predators. I've been there for 3 winters now and this was the first time I've managed to photograph one of these amazing creatures!
Macro Monday's and the theme of "Lids".
I left it a bit late to find my subject but while in a supermarket on this Monday morning I found these mini highlighter pens.
So when I finally got home I placed them on a white board and backlit by the bedroom window. I focused the scene to 3 inches on the longest side and set up the lids and also the pens. I then rotated the board so there was a diagonal across the scene and focus was on the lids.