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The monitor in living room showing our route. This is our Southern most point for the whole trip. We will continue to head into Blind bay (which is North East) to celebrate New Years. After this we will turn around and head back north.
Read the whole story of our trip: antarctic.fury.com/
Today I returned to Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary which is a location which offers many photographic opportunities. My challenge today was to capture wildlife using the 500mm catadioptric lens. The cat lens is a tricky challenge in itself e.g. very difficult to hand hold, very difficult to focus, very narrow depth of field, muted colours. One of my rules with this lens is that none of the images taken using it will be cropped - mission accomplished.
These monitors were installed throughout, mostly located in comfortable seating areas. They cycled through series of announcements related to library and university activities
A handy battery monitor that uses 4 led's to tell you how your 12 volt battery is doing.
Check it out on ebay from electro-resales
This is my messy desk with new 22" Samsung 1080 HD monitor plus my old 17" monitor as a second screen.
It's actually slightly too large to focus on everything at once.
Goanna or monitor lizard at the Territory Wildife Park.
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Land Monitor (Varanus bengalensis) digging a hole at Anuradhapura, Sri Lanka.
References:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Varanus_bengalensis
Monitor with shoud. Dark glass hides these stickers fairly well but they should be removed at some point.