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A moose is about the size of a large horse and can run 35 mph, but this moose is taking its time searching for something to eat.
Denali National Park and Preserve
Alaska
It has always been my belief that trees had no place on a ski run with Sonny Bono being my main argument. On a recent trip to the slopes, I decided to dip my toe into this style of skiing, traversing a run that still provided much open terrain.
Greek Peak
Cortland, NY
Not my usual photography trip this time. It was my Partners birthdays and she was gifted some tickets to Harry Potter world. I'd Never been (or seen more than the first 2 1/2 films).
I had a new lens arrive this week, the DJI 15mm F1.7. A alternative version of the popular Panasonic Leica lens. I'd not shot anything like this with this camera so it was very much an experiment. I was surprised how well the small Micro Four Thirds sensor coped in low light.
Nice evening out with family so the camera bag came along for the ride. A month or so ago I purchased a K&F Concept Black Diffusion 1/8 filter. Wasn't to sure how effective it was going to be as online edits varied massively. I'm glad I went for the weakest effect as I still found it rather strong in darker lit areas.
In this Dong minority village, he is apparently the boss, laoban. #travelphotography #portrait #portraitphotography #Chinese #China #guizhou #asia #smoker #pipe #microfourthirds #microfournerds #micro43rds #olympus #olympusomd #em5markii #lumixlens #lumix45200mm via Instagram instagr.am/p/CQamJzvFNex/
These traditional, seasonal, mountain dairy farms provided critical pasture land that became accessible after the spring snow melt. Cows, goats, and sheep would graze here during the summer to fatten up after spending a lean winter down at the bottom of the valley in barns eating carefully rationed grain. Historically, it would be farmers' wives and daughters who would drive the livestock up the mountain to the sæter and tend them for the season. Sometimes determined suitors would make the hike up as well, sanctioned or not. Sæters are an important part of Norway's cultural heritage, in widespread use from the Viking era through the industrial revolution. Of ~100,000 sæters operating in Norway during the 1800's, only ~2% remain standing today. Fewer than a thousand remain operational for livestock grazing, and another ~1,000 have been converted to tourist lodges, hytter (holiday homes), and hiking huts.
Evening Light at Hinton in the Hedges on G-GWMB, Pacific P-750 XSTOL. This aeroplane is used most days for Skydiving.
First trip to Draycote Reservoir in about 25 years. We were promised Blue skies but as per usual it came out at mile 4.5 of the 5 mile loop.
Sadly you're unable to get any closer to the water tower as the entrance on has a barrier to stop you going any further forwards.
Dolosses at Old Colwyn, Llanddulas, North Wales
These have been installed to reduce the Costal Erosion along Old Colwyn. It was the first time I've ever come across these around our Coastline.
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International Yoga Day, Colombo Sri Lanka. #portrait #colombo #yoga #internationalyogaday2018 #srilanka #sri_lanka #oldlady #yogini #asana #pranayama #microfourthirds #micro43rds #microfournerds #olympus #omd #em5 #lumixlens via Instagram ift.tt/2MNxLlM