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These sheep have a perfect paddock for grazing at the mouth of Lake Pukaki.
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The adult peregrine falcon drop a piece of bird in the air, the juvenile peregrine falcon catching it in perfect timing.
While other photographers were looking for Snowy Plovers on the beach, I was focused on the cave dwellers out in the lineup. This guy could have got a really really long tube ride if he would have been positioned deeper and taken off on the peak.
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We all know the world is not a perfect place. But through the magic of photography, we can show only the parts we like.
My perfect world is by the sea.
ODC - this perfect world
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From my trip to Tanzania 2009 fantastic place and country
and it's on my next year plan 100% worth going.
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Although I realized the potential for a good composition here more than a year ago already, it was only when I drove past this spot just before sunset a couple of days ago… that the conditions were perfect for what I wanted to try to achieve.
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Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20mm at 16mm, aperture of f9, with a 1/30th second exposure.
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Taken from the cruise ship off the Atlantic shore. Adjusted / enhanced in Photoshop.
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66603 with 6V07, the 08.45 Crewe Basford Hall to East Usk Yard approaching Shrewsbury on Easter Monday, 5.4.21.
I was expecting a light loco, which I'd planned to frame between that fine bracket signal and the house. Fortunately it was travelling slowly, having been held over in Crewe Bank loop, so a quick composition adjustment was possible as the wagons appeared in view!
2021 represents a significant milestone in the history of the Phoenix Railway-Photographic Circle with the celebration of our 50th anniversary. Phoenix was set up in spring 1971 and was created to promote an alternative approach to railway photography. Why not take a look at the PRPC web site at www.phoenix-rpc.co.uk/index.html.
Beautiful posture of young women in hotel lobby in Norway. Shot while we waited to check into hotel at beginning of boat trip up the Western Coast of Norway. I was very impressed by her perfect posture, one I have rarely seen in all most travels to all seven continents and numerous countries and cities. Spontaneously shot and not pre-planned or pre-posed.
In a road trip around the beautiful island of Zanzibar, one sees a slow life and is taken back in time. My driver was eager to show me many of the modern conveniences that have popped up on the island.
He was somewhat surprised that those were not the images I was after. I told him that pictures reflecting a simpler and calmer way of life were often more appealing to many. I shared with him that I knew it was a difficult life , but that so was a life in a fast- paced society.
В то утро мы специально встали пораньше, чтобы успеть добраться до мыса и встретить рассвет. Никто не знал как близко мы сможем подъехать на машине и сколько нам останется идти пешком. В это время года все дороги заносит приличным слоем снега, и они становятся непроходимыми для автомобилей. Согревшись в машине, я погрузился в дрему. Ямы и прочие дорожные неровности были, вероятно, слишком ничтожными, чтобы стряхнуть ее полностью. Звук закрывшейся двери разбудил меня, и выйдя из машины я оказался на морозе в дубовом лесу по колено в снегу. В свете фар было видно, что машинам было непросто сюда заехать, а также, что впереди нас ждало такое же непростое восхождение пешком. Мы поднимались в гору сквозь дубовый лес. Звук хрустящего снега сменялся звуками шелеста прошлогодних листьев, но неизменными были звуки нашего сопения и кряхтения. Когда перед нами открылся вид на мыс, ощущение реальности куда-то делось. Мне совсем не верилось, что я здесь — стою на краю мира и смотрю на бескрайнее Японское море, где с шумом и рокотом разбиваются в пену волны-громадины. В какой-то момент просто начинает кружиться голова. Творческие души путешественников не выдержали. Все побросали рюкзаки, расставили штативы и точно стайка сурикатов выстроились в одном направлении в попытках поймать идеальный кадр. Я не спешил, наслаждаясь видом и попивая горячий чай с печеньками. Нужно было решить важный вопрос: остаться здесь наверху или спуститься на берег, усеянный пятнистыми и полосатыми камнями, под стать местным представителя фауны. Но внезапно порозовевший горизонт сделал выбор за меня. Начинался рассвет и во мне пробуждалась творческая душа…
That morning we got up early on purpose to get to the cape in time to watch the sunrise. No one knew how close we could get by car and how long we would have to walk. At this time of year, all roads are covered with a decent layer of snow, and they become impassable for cars. Having warmed up in the car, I fell asleep. The potholes and other road imperfections were probably too minor to shake my slumber off completely. The sound of the door closing woke me up, and when I got out of the car I found myself in the cold, in an oak forest, knee-deep in snow. In the light of the headlights it was clear that it was not easy for cars to get here, and also that an equally difficult ascent on foot lay ahead of us. We climbed up the mountain through an oak forest. The sound of crunching snow was replaced by the sounds of rustling last year's leaves, but the sounds of our sniffing and grunting remained unchanged. When the view of the cape opened before us, the sense of reality disappeared somewhere. I couldn’t believe at all that I was here - standing on the edge of the world and looking at the endless Sea of Japan, where huge waves crashed into foam with noise and roar. At some point you just start to feel dizzy. The creative souls of the travelers could not stand it. Everyone dropped their backpacks, set up their tripods and, like a flock of meerkats, lined up in one direction, trying to catch the perfect shot. I took my time, enjoying the view and drinking hot tea with cookies. An important question had to be resolved: to stay up here or go down to the shore, strewn with spotted and striped stones, matching the local fauna. But the suddenly pink horizon made the choice for me. The dawn was beginning and the creative soul was awakening in me...
Five years ago, Mike V and I spent a pristine spring day at BNSF's bridge over Lake Ashtabula near Luverne, ND. It was one of those rare days on the northern plains when the wind wasn't blowing, leaving perfect reflections on the water all day long. It still rates as one of the best days of railfanning I've had, and this shot is one of my favorites. A crude oil train crosses the lake as some wildflowers look on and clouds float lazily overhead.
Even if it has a bug crawling on it. Growing in a neighbor's yard in Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, California. Taken with my iPhone 14 Pro Max set to macro and raw.
St Andrew's Cathedral and Swissotel Stamford, a perfect marriage. I did spent some time finding the right spot, there was constantly a tree or a pole standing in my way. Too close, too much perspective, too far, too many trees. I just wanted those 2 iconic buildings in my frame.
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These days I am also working in my garden. Many summer blooms have faded and need to be dead headed. However, I cannot bring myself to get rid of all the color yet. Some imperfect blooms still look beautiful as I sit with my coffee on the deck looking over the scene. So I will take my time and honour the transition of seasons slowly.
I'll post just one more from the Ontario adventure several weeks' ago. Our routine the first 2 days was pretty much the same, departing from the motel in Englehart at 0530, stop at Tim's, and then off to Temagami to wait for train 113. After about a 4o minute wait, the scanner came to life with the Temagami section-men looking for train 113's location. They passed us at 0645 just before sunrise, and we knew we needed to hightail it to Cobalt, ON, where there are no shortage of great locations in the small iconic small town. After about an hour wait, we figured they encountered many 10 mph restrictions. This helped us, giving the sun more time to rise. Here ONR train 113 with a mix and match of EMD-GMD power skirt Cobalt lake on a picture perfect Monday September 16, 2019. Needless to say this was the beginning of an incredible chase to Englehart, and set the stage for a great week.
Measuring the inner diameter of any round shape is not so easy with a normal ruler if you wish to be perfect. An Inside Micrometer is type of ruler and everyday use precise tool for the perfectionists . Used to measure the Diameter of a round shapes inner side. When you need the perfect reading of a round shaped thing. This is a must to use.
Created for the Theme " Rule"
They are perfect for each other and although their movements may be a bit stiff they are heart felt. lol.
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This week's theme is Perfect Match. I used a couple of artist's mannequins that are just under 5" tall. Ever since I introduced them to each other they have become inseparable. :)
Today's pictures all show the colour of the displays at the Botanic Gardens in the centre of Kuala Lumpur
I saw this swallowtail zigzagging around and wanted to take a shot of it in-flight. But it was just too damn fast for me. It finally rested on top of a flower. I moved around and found this angle with a perfect pose.