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Stray cat always keep a look out for something.
Nikon f3
ektachrome (expired 1991/ shot 2017)
cross process
During the annual village fair two young men at a bar table at a sidewalk observe the passing crowd....
Tijdens de jaarlijkse dorpskermis observeren twee jonge mannen aan een statafel op een caféterras het passerende publiek....
peu présente ces jours ci, j'essaye de pousser les murs de mon appartement HLM , histoire de me faire un petit coin de travail....
j’échafaude, on verra si cela porte des fruits....
et puis ce sont les vacances, mon grand garçon est dans les parages....j'en profite un peu....
Un homme observe et est observé, à travers un trou dans un mur intérieur de l'église désaffectée sur Bokor Hill.
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Mars observed from Earth's Southern Hemisphere.
Planet watching has been difficult for me this year. Altitude 40º. Distance 81 M km (0.55UA). Illuminated 99%.
In this picture is possible to identify some regions, North Polar Cap, Elysium planitia, Syrtis Major, Mare Tyrrhenum,
Mare hadriaticum, Hellas planitia.
2022.11.29 23h19 utc-3
Telescope Celestron C8 HDEdge F10, Barlow Televue 2x, Cam ASI462mc, filter Baader UV/IR-cut. 1500 frames.
Thankfully he only managed to shatter the lens hood and not my face. Parliament Street, London, UK. (Ref:1122)
I observed about 400 of these at the Lyseng Reservoire near Camrose. According to Sibley, a flock of Long-billed Dowitchers give a constant soft chatter while feeding. Feeding Short-billed Dowitchers are silent. The groups I observed were vocal while feeding.
Long-billed Dowitchers feed and fly in tight groups. The second photo in the comment box illustrates this.
The bill size is not a reliable field mark. Only the extremes of either case is useful. According to the Atlas of Breeding Birds of Alberta, if a Dowitcher has extensive white on the belly, no bar on the sides of the breast and a short to moderate bill, it is most likely a Short-billed Dowitcher. The two species will flock togther during migration.
Long-billed Dowitchers nest in northeast Siberia, northwest Alaska, and the Mackenzie district and northern Yukon. We see them here in May and again in September and October.
Short-billed Dowitchers breed in central and northern Alberta.
Lyseng Resevoir, Camrose. October 03, 2010.
I have added some photos of White-fronted Geese and Snow Geese taken while I was out with Glenn
Parker and Bob van Essen. We saw thousands of these birds. There was no way to get close for really sharp shots, but I think our photos give an idea of the numbers we saw.
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Observed during our visit to London, England, United Kingdom in June 2016. A memorable city, highly recommended.
A recent shower had freshened things up at Highley on 20th August 2016 just in time for the passage of The Fifty Funds Class 50 No. 50035 'Ark Royal', which is departing with the 1325 Bridgnorth - Kidderminster service. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved
Observed at the Montreal Botanical Garden. Originally shot in vertical orientation.
Pentax D-FA 100mm F/2.8 WR Macro (not sure if I had the Raynox DCR-250 on here, but probably not) with off-camera diffused Godox V850ii flash.
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It has been noticed that one sure fire way to brighten things up along our journeys is to point our cameras towards the sun (without looking directly into it, of course).
Sometimes, the results can even be heavenly. Happy Sunday! Enjoy the light. . .
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Ex-LMSR 'Jubilee' No. 45699 'Galatea' restarts a charter working from a signal check on the last leg of it's journey into Shrewsbury station. The train is West Coast Railway Company's 1Z49 0552 Cleethorpes - Shrewsbury on 5th October 2013 which operated diesel-hauled to Crewe where 'Galatea' then took over for the remainder of the journey, working via Chester and Wrexham General. Many heads hang out of carriage windows to check progress, as the locomotive approaches the complex point work on the approach to the station. Copyright Photograph John Whitehouse - all rights reserved