Mirrorless Madness
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Sonnenaufgang und Abendstimmung im Monument Valley.
Sunrise and evening atmosphere in Monument Valley.
Quarantacinque chilometri sotto una pioggia ininterrotta tra autostrada e strade di campagna, in alcuni tratti una desolazione, neanche una casa, poi finalmente l'arrivo alla meta.
Returning after a long day in the mountains, I begged my friend who was driving to stop for one last shot of the day. He carried on at about 70mph, so I opened my side window, aimed the camera back roughly where the Sun was. There was no time for settings, focus, composition or other such niceties.
This is the uncropped photo after minimal processing as shot with the z7.
Going on a road trip to do some leaf peeping, starting tomorrow...
I probably will look at your photos but may not have time to post any...
Thank you always for your support, please stay safe and be happy!
Sadly every shoot doesn’t give me a mirror view. The lake makes me work for it.
Here is view I have posted before with a mirror reflection, but this afternoon brought heavy winds. The white is not the regular salt but instead seafoam.
A five-part panorama shot at 1,000 ISO to try and stabilize from the heavy winds.
The Great Salt Lake - GPS is not the exact spot of the photo.
It was 35F (1.7C) and super windy out, I was so hoping for a nothing special sky🙏, one just like almost every day's in the past few weeks.
I'm so glad I did go outside after much debating!
Here's the finale, and I hope you like it!
Thank you for your visit! I may not always reply to your kind comments, but please know that I appreciate and enjoy reading them.
This is the first year that I have a Cuphea ( Firecracker ) plant. The Ruby-throated Hummingbird's love it. My happy backyard.
Somehow I was able to keep this fast flying Peregrine Falcon in frame and using the new eye tracking firmware. My Canon is loaded and ready to fire! Peace Valley Park, New Britain PA.
As you know, with mirrorless cameras, getting flight shots is tough with a busy background. In the Z9 firmware update 4.0, they added a feature called Auto Capture. I tried it out yesterday. All you do is set up a tripod, enter some parameters for the shot you want, activate the program and walk away. The camera looks for any combination of settings and takes shots on its own. This one was set up for motion in a defined area of the frame. Lets say, it worked great.
IN ENGLISH BELOW THE LINE
Vistes del trenc d'alba des d'Horta de Sant Joan, a la Terra Alta.
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Some views from the village of Horta de Sant Joan, southern Catalonia, just before sunrise.
Bandit and I went for a walk in the brief snow that we had here. He spotted the Red Fox for me. It's harder than one thinks to shoot while the snow is coming down. The camera wants to focus on the flakes. I managed to get a few pics of her. Bucks County PA.
I was standing on a rock at about ~12,300 ft (3,750 m) above sea-level, overlooking Trail Ridge Road (*) and some name-unknown (to me) mountain range.
Of course, this being Colorado, I reached this altitude by simply climbing up a ~20-ft high rock.
To reach there, we hiked the Tundra Communities Trail.
As the name suggested, the trail spanned across an open tundra.
It was a fairly steep grade hike with a good portion covered in slushy melting snow, and we definitely felt the effects of altitude at this lofty elevation. With roughly 35% less oxygen than at sea level, our breaths were soon taken away. We had to trek slowly, stopping periodically to catch our breath.
The sun was strong and the snow was bright, it was so blinding that I had a hard time keeping my eyes open. No sunglasses on me because... oh let's just say I was told they were not in the precise location where I thought they were (but they were!). 😖
*Trail Ridge Road is a scenic byway that traverses Rocky Mountain National Park from east to west with numerous scenic pullover stops.
Thank you for your visit; I wish you and your loved ones a happy and relaxing weekend!
We are new to this neighborhood; at night we saw glowing light and smoke arising from afar, some nights the light was more intense than the others, such as last night.
I have scouted Google Maps and only saw one Exxon Mobile Baytown Marine Terminal in that direction (but really far away), so for now the light and smoke shall remain a mystery.
I wish you a pleasant day/night!
Posta de sol d'estiu, a Perafita
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Summer sunset in the Catalan village of Perafita. It usually delivers gorgeus sunsets.
This was a rare moment for everyone at Peace Valley Park to see a Common Loon all decked out in full breeding plumage. Just wish the light was better to appreciate it's beautiful colors.
As much as we love a good legend, in 1948, Bellaire confessed that he and a poet of sorts from the Western U.P. made up the various Indian legends of Big Springs themselves.
Bellaire was the one who sold the Big Spring and surrounding area to the state of Michigan for $10 in 1926.
This shall be the last image of Kitch-iti-kipi for the time being; thank you for your visit!
The tree, or not the tree, that is the question ...
Ёлка или не ёлка, вот в чём вопрос.
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