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100 x: The 2024 Edition
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My Theme is macro photography, which will include 1:1, 1-5x, and possibly some microscopic work as well. The subject matter will be diverse.
Reproductive parts of an Amaryllis belladonna flower: stigma on style, anthers full of pollen on filaments.
I've been wrestling with an ID on this bird seen at Big Lake Wildlife Refuge. The image was taken from a distance and is heavily cropped. My bird guide shows the peregrine falcon to be the closest appearance match but I'm just not sure.
Possibly Cepaea nemoralis or Cepaea hortensis (Banded snail).
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Possibly the least attractive picture I’ve taken in a while ... giggling
In our house fuzz has a good sized smattering of white cat hair .....
HMM zed possibility
Possibly the best view from any London station, with views up the Thames from the platforms that span the river. Here a southbound Thameslink train to Sutton deposits passengers onto the platform.
Possibly a juvenile begging food from an adult, or perhaps a dressing-down for some egregious social indiscretion, but whatever's going on it has certainly caught the bystander's attention.
Possibly the last photo my Canon 6D will take, shortly after this photo the tripod was blown over and the camera fell 10 feet onto a rock.
Possibly a 44. Taken ages ago and now can't remember the details.
It's not a brilliant photo as I've had to crop out a large part which was "burnt" by sunlight.
Possibly the closest I've ever seen a Bittern, it flew out of a reed bed right in front of me, managed to point the camera in the right general direction and fire off a few shots, one of which was even in focus, before it disappeared over the trees.
Possibly maybe finally being redeveloped in the near or medium or far future?
Fisher Body Plant 21
Milwaukee Junction
Detroit, MI
Possibly the only reason this chap was so relaxed was because I was behind my car and able to use the zoom lens and use said car as a rest to steady the camera.
This year has been a really bad one for me getting out and taking photos - covid has had a devastating impact as we have had to be so careful for others who relied on our well-being to be able to help them in the troubled times.
This was a carefully planned move to avoid everyone and get a bit of freedom for a change.
Ok, this is possibly the craziest thing that has ever happened:
This AM, my dad randomly emails me a photo that he took yesterday while flying down the Hudson River corridor with his friend who owns a small plane (a Cessna, I think). At about the same time, Pam and I were looking at an apartment in a new Brooklyn high-rise (we hate them -- we were just curious). While in the building, a fellow, also looking at the apartment, started talking to me about the planes flying around the Statue of Liberty and Staten Island. I happened to snap a photo and might have caught my dad's plane in the frame (AND at about the same time he snapped the photo he sent to me)!? Holy Magnolia-scale coincidence!!!!!!
A) I haven't talked with my dad in about a week and had no idea he was going to go flying. Anyway, it's pretty rare that he even goes flying.
B) He lives in Pennsylvania and I don't think has ever flown around NYC.
C) I've never been in a Brooklyn high-rise before and this is the 1st time I've even had this view.
Supersize him: farm3.static.flickr.com/2097/1987344170_9614a510b2_o.jpg
Possibly the best neon Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer neon sign I've ever seen, on the facade of Elmer's Tavern, 2 South Church Street, Union, Missouri.
Possibly built on the site of a Roman Basilica, Holy Trinity retains much of its pre-Norman Conquest architecture especially in its tower and spectacular chancel arch which famously appears in the Bayeux Tapestry.
In ~5.4 billion years the sun will become a red giant swallowing Mercury, Venus and Earth. As the sun grows it will loose mass - possibly causing our orbit to be "pushed" outwards instead of being swallowed. When this happens our oceans will have already evaporated, the atmosphere will vanish, everything will be on fire and life as we know it will cease to exist.
Burrows Park / Madison, Wisconsin
Leicht nachgearbeitet: Zwei Blitzableiter sind weggepixelt... | Slightly photoshopped - two lightning conductors have been pixeled away...
Auch im Kalender 2007
Possibly the last Russian aircraft we might see enter US airspace for a while - this Ilyushin IL-96 is shot on approach to runway 19C at IAD, en-route to picking up 12 expelled diplomats from the US.
Possibly the last of my Spotted Pardalote image series captured recently during a visit to the Hunter Wetlands Center (Shortland, NSW; Australia).
A pretty heavy crop....... but hopefully still appealing.
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possibly Eucalyptus macrocarpa ?
Olympus E-M5 / Olympus 12-40mm f2.8
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Possibly the last of the AURIZON container trains to operate to Newcastle in daylight hours before the company ceases to operate intermodal trains Australia wide. Locos are 6021 & G516.
I believe this is Silky Webcap - Cortinarius evernius, found in Salcey Forest, Northants. It was in its usual habitat of pine woodland with birch present. This is an uncommon species most often found in old Scottish pine forests.
Possibly a summer resident here on the Decorah prairie, this distinctive sparrow wearing its dark stick pin to hold those heavy breast streaks in place will likely shift south to Missouri too, though a few tough it out right here in the Oneota valley during warm winters.
Possibly one of the best views in Lakeland, Warnscale bothy overlooking Buttermere.
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