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Managed to get down in time to capture the sun setting behind all three bridges. The Queensferry crossing.
The Forth Bridge.
And the Forth Railway Bridge.
A rare spectacle, certainly for me in this part of the world. Snow is such a rare event in this very sheltered part of Hampshire and I've never managed to catch snow in the New Forest before. It was forecast to be sleet only and I held very little hope.....until large flakes started to fall at home and I made the dash here. Had the place to myself, the access road a little sketchy at times but after an hour or so it was all melting and back to normal! Still, I'm glad I managed a few shots of some favourite compositions.
I managed a bit of time out in the garden this afternoon, before it clouded over and got nippy.
Just enough time to catch one of our Collared Doves visiting.
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Cy looked forward to the coming year. If he did well can caught the attention of recruits again this year, especially those that had encouraged him to go for Captain in the first place, he hoped his future prospects in Pro-Quidditch would only grow.
Wahey! Managed to recover my fluffed shots so I get the classic image to add to my collection after all. Took a fair bit of cloning and cleaning but got there in the end. Pity about the peeps but hey, scale.
I Google'd this and not surprisingly found hundreds of near identical images. Hey-ho. Couldn't not do it though, could I?
So.. lots of pictures taken with the X-E1, stitched in Microsoft ICE and then cleaned and tweaked in a bunch of other software. Threw in a shade of cross processing for that edgy, ain't I a cool dude look. Does it suit me?
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Managed to arrive, park car, walk along the lane & scramble part way up Chrome hill just in time to watch the mist descend, managed to grab this after a 3 hour plus wait.
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I managed a quick trip into Heals today to check out the fantastic staircase. Sadly it was dark so I need to make some time to go in the daytime.
I managed to sneak up on these elegant swans caught in a torrential downpour on the outskirts of this farmers field. My success is solely attributed to the rain which muffled my approach through the brush and brambles. I got soaked in the process but this image was worth it.
It's summer, it's warm and humid and we managed to avoid the rain as we approached Gamla Stan on the ferry
I manage to capture a bird at a perfect spot..
this for me was really hard to do..
I had to be silent and motionless,
the whole entire time, just so that
the bird won't fly away..
I was at Griffith Park
managed to capture this delight while zoom-zooming in Vancouver yesterday, would love to meet the owners :)
Managed to be accepted into RAF Coningsby for a night shoot
this is one of the planes they put out for us
Installation at the Kunsthalle Bremen by John Cage called Writing through the Essay "On Duty of Civil Disobedience", 1985/91. It consists of a sound and light environment with 36 CDs, 36 loudspeakers, 24 lamps, and 6 chairs.
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On the rare occasions I have managed to see Jack Snipes on the ground they have always been cowering close to the ground like this: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/50802813447/in/photolist But this Jack Snipe was walking around a small pool with an unusual bouncing gait. I think I must have caught this one at the height of its bounce as the legs look unusually long, in fact more what you'd expect for a wading bird. Incidentally birdwatchers only use the term wading bird for this family of birds (Scolopacidae; Sandpipers, Dunlins, Godwits, Curlews, Snipes, Woodcocks etc). But whenever I see a crossword clue for wading bird they invariably mean heron or egret. These do have long legs and do indeed wade, but they are never called wading birds by British birdwatchers. Back to Jack Snipe, these birds are notoriously difficult to see as they usually hide in dense, marshy vegetation and do not fly until you nearly tread on them. I have occasionally managed to photograph them in flight in such situations: www.flickr.com/photos/timmelling/49618204141/in/photolist But they never breed in Britain and fly here from Fennoscandia and Russia for the winter. When they are exhausted after flying across the North Sea they sometimes just need to pitch down in the first available habitat, where they can be easier to see. This individual at Kilnsea in East Yorkshire was seen to fly in and pitch down in a tiny garden pond where it remained for a couple of hours, enabling lots of birders to enjoy it in an unusually open situation, though even this one spent a lot of its time crouching and hiding.
Managed to get this lucky shot of this Grebe having its lunch. I must say it took some time for the bird to manage to devour its catch.
I watched him for a while and it was completely beyond me how he keeps track of all those blades of grass. In the end, the solution he told me was quite simple. He had taken a course in applied chaos theory at an adult education centre.
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I managed to get out today for the first time in a while. been sidelined by a couple little ailments over the winter. It was a beautiful day in Nebraska, temperature in the low 60's and clear skies. Ran across this beautiful church a mile off the highway, just south of Lyons.
Just managed to grab a shot of the setting sun before it disappeared behind the headland of Beachy Head. Viewed from the very chilly beach at low tide at Cooden Beach, East Sussex on an early December afternoon.
This is the flower and the buds of the Japanese Anemone (Eriocapitella hybrida 'Robustissima')
I've been away from posting for awhile, however, I managed to catch up on "most" of my major chores (LOL). I didn't have too much time for photography, so this posting will have to do for now! :-)
I'll respond back to your comments soon. Please have a fabulous Tuesday and a wonderful week ahead, everyone!
Best regards, Kate
I managed to get quite a few action shots in my afternoon session as the rain stopped and the grey skies lifted a little. I still had to use very high ISO to get the shutter speeds I needed. This one was iso 2500 to get me up to 1/6400 shutter speed and using pro-capture the only thing I had to do was keep a good supply of SD cards and batteries :o)
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Managed to get myself up to Plymbridge today for a bit of a ride around the woods. Got caught in a bit of a rain storm and managed to get a quick snap of these dog walkers going for shelter under the bridge.
I managed to see the Aurora on Thursday night. I took loads of photos and had such a great time. I was completely alone on my favourite beach at Rhossili (3 miles long!). Not the best Aurora shots I have seen but still happy to get anything! All shots taken in RAW and converted to jpeg images with no added saturation.
Thinking over and over again about the situation that happened last night with the boy she has a secret crush on, she sat in the corridor alone using her favorite spell over and over....
Prudence Oiseau on the train from Paris to Scotland, arriving in Hogsmeade checking into a room at above the Three Broomsticks until tomorrow where she prepares for the up and coming big day.
Managed to snap this one as the sun was emerging over the horizon - the framing was a challenge with so much clutter
managed to catch a minute or so of good light after work from the Mt Jukes lookout, Queenstown, Tasmania, Australia
Managed to capture the fly at the right place and time. And that's the only shot with it, it didn't like the smell of pvc.
24mm f/5.6 @ 1/1600sec
SB900 - Full Power, Softboxed, Camera Left, Triggered via 2 Pocketwizard FlexTT5
Managed to find some Wild Garlic (ramslök if you're wondering what the Swedish name is) in an aptly named location called Wild garlic valley. Though I think I was there a tad too early and need to come back at the start of June instead as there wasn't too much on show. There were plenty of mosquitos though...
I managed to escape the confines of pixel world over the weekend and indulged in the human festivities they call Pride.
"Now - everybody throw down your guns or I scrape off all her make up!" - Tank Girl
Whatever you're into... I hope you're having fun doing it.
;) <3 Flit
Managing to avoid the mizzle, which threatened to end the night early. Mart and I fired off a few shots. I like this simple orange background lighting and a cooler light used in the Backlight Scanner used through the archway.
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I've walked past this waterfall many times and it is usually barely more than a trickle. However, after many days of rain, it can be more interesting.
These are the misty hills overlooking Loch Eck. Severe localised winds can sometimes come down to the loch due to the shape of the hills. The bare patch in the trees just left of centre of the photo looks like a large number of trees have been felled by one such localised effect. There are a few patches like this in the area.
I managed to scramble early to watch sunrise from the Alabama Hills in California. About 20 minutes before the sun's first rays hit the peaks of the Sierra Nevada, this neat pink/blue combination set in. Over the next 20 minutes they would completely change. There are so many great perspectives from these hills. Both formations are granite, with the foreground hills showing more weathering and soft shaping.
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managed to take a short break of around 30 minutes to take some photos. Suddenly it started to rain... but I was happy despite everything.
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Even though I live only 10 miles from Scotland, last weekend was the first time I'd ventured across the border since the Coronavirus restrictions were introduced in March of last year.
I managed to capture the amazing A1 Locomotive of 60163 Tornado hauling the Northern Belle railtour along the West Coast Main Line, which was an added bonus as originally this leg of the railway journey was supposed to be diesel hauled until Carlisle, then picked up by 6201 Princess Elizabeth locomotive. However, after this engine recently suffered a fault with it's boiler, Tornado has been replacing it on all excursions where possible and, since it is was nearby anyway, it was able to haul this leg of the journey from Glasgow too.
I hadn't photographed along this stretch of railway before so I wasn't sure of what the viewpoints would be like, but looking at the map I thought this section looked promising and luckily it was - providing a wonderful moody backdrop with Tewsgill Hill beyond.