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My first sunrise trip to the broads was a bit of a learning curve (full story on my blog) but enjoyable nonetheless and has certainly whetted my appetite for more visits.
Canon 7D
Canon 17-55mm @ 55mm
1/40sec @ f/11.0
ISO 100
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This is todays attempt at capturing the RHTT. The morning had been quite pleasant with periods of sun however by the time this was taken torrential rain had set in. Within 45 minutes the sun was back out for a chunk of the afternoon - just the way things work out!!
I should have used manual focus for this as juggling an umbrella and trying to keep the rain out of the camera proved too big a challenge and the rain seems sharper than the train. Overall it sums up the scene quite well.
56105 tnt 56090 approach Malvern Link station on 15-11-20.
The working is the 3S31 1311 Gloucester Horton Road to Worcester Shrub Hill via Hereford and Shrewsbury
London Sovereign ADE40419 (YX12FOC) is seen at Watford Junction whilst route learning the 142.
Caught by complete coincidence.
Cancale (near Saint-Malo) - Bretagne - France.
I want to teach to my sons to fly too, for they're coming with me in many trips.
But, there are too youngs for the moment, I think so...That's so diffcult to train yourself with a Teddy bear in your... wing... :D
An other difficulty : Try to make a great pic with the midday sun : Really shiny, without any shadow, and a big reflection on the sand and the sea... An excellent exercise... ;D
Picture taken by my wife (Thank U my love!), reloaded by myself.
There is only so much I can do with my Canon SX30 but I am learning. Taken from my kayak on the Kalamazoo River between New Richmond and Douglas, Michigan. July 27, 2012.
The Diamondback Rattlesnakes would use the ropes on the platforms to climb up on top. It was warm enough in the building that the snakes were fairly active.
Rattlesnake roundup at Ogelsby,Texas
yes, it's a real building (in Pittsburgh, PA). the Diana camera manages to make it look even more surreal than it does in real life. a little.
Is just as critical as learning to fly. This youngster doesn't have it quite nailed yet as it tended to kind of drop the last foot into the nest with a thud.
Last ONE....see you can stamp a lot at one time and make to many cards...l0l
I'll tag later...thanks for checking out my last heart card!
don't forget blog candy
This 5DS R will take some getting used to , usually have to sharpen my images from the 5D MKii but this image is un sharpened with 61 focal points as one option it is a Beast.
Teaching To Live...
Lots to do these days... hope you are having a great weekend and to catch up with you soon!!
Le lancer du nain ... discipline très prisée des camps jeunesses .. ;)
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The "dwarf tossing" ... something we can see in a youth camp ... ;)
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Repost : originally posted on the 28th of march 2007 ... ;-)
This Eastern Bluebird fledgling is learning all about bird feeders. The top two in my yard are the mealworm feeders and the hotmeats (pepper treated sunflower meats).
Learning to draw perspective drawing. I would like to add some color, but I´m not sure, how to do it... done on the spot.
Every time I bump into something because of my beginner’s flying skills. Flying is a lot of fun, but not so easy!
Credits: ESA/NASA
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A young juvenile Tri-colored Heron practices the proper moves and lines up the next target on Horsepen Bayou. Still in the juvenile plumage with the rust and gray colors making for a nice appearance in this state. He/she will eventually look a bit more like the adult that I posted recently.
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