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This is one I hesitated at posting because I sort of like/hate it. The color and texture of the roses aren't favorites and the dead one makes it strange. But somehow it reminds me of this year, roses still blooming at the beach and trying to create new life out of chaos.
2021 Project: B&W Night Photography. Posting every Wednesday.
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2022 80s & 90s Television
2023 Cheap Film Camera Challenge
Sintra, Portugal 2017
Shall be posting an Image a day for the next year, 365 (or 366 if it is a Leap year...not checked!!).
The Format will be different...some images have been shown before, some are new...... At the moment I am now starting a "New" Project.....Well it is "New" for me, although it has been done before by many, many People too!!!.
I will follow the direction I have chosen but there is plenty of room for me to chop and change at a later date...I guess it depends how I feel about it at a later date.
This Project will now give me the time to work with other ideas I am playing with. There will still be months in which I post other pics too from themes I have worked with in the past......I have just made a little more time and space available to me.
So hope you like the changes.......
This is the last shot I made with my camera Pentax K-S2. Now I have replaced it with my recently acquired Pentax K-70. Meanwhile I will continue posting photos shot with my old camera, as a considerable cache of them is in place.
The old post by the jetty has become a regular spot for our local cormorants and shags.
Cormorant (Phalacrocorax carbo)
Ardmucknish Bay - Scotland
Many thanks to all those who take the time to comment on, fave or simply view my photos. It is truly appreciated.
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Yes, I know it's truly spring, and I'm posting a truly autumnal piece. Well, I've never been one to stand on ceremony (I'm not even sure that that metaphor is appropriate), but I came across a backup drive for my Windows 7 PC that finally gave up the ghost a year ago this week. That drive has some of my favorite shots from the last 23 years. Today, I'll start with January 2000...
Just kidding. It may be quite a while before there's a method to my madness. We have Monday Dogs (and a new one that I just took yesterday); Wednesday Woodpeckers, and on the drive, there are at least a dozen fairly good Nuttall's from a separate file I made for the year I was able to witness the female making the nest, then the two parents rearing the two chicks, and then them fledging and disappearing from this territory. With the other surprise of a whole file of butterflies, maybe Fridays should be Fluttering Friday. And on and on.
Anyway, there are a few very things that I miss about growing up in Massachusetts. Lobster, fried clams, blue jays, and autumn in a house surrounded by sugar maples. When I found this tree at the beginning of the pandemic, it brightened my mood, but I soon realized that one maple tree does not make for autumn. Still, it's better than nothing.
A word to the wise: If a 1T USB Flash Drive by SanDisk or Western Digital or some other established firm is selling it for $75, and you find a sale by a company whose name you can't pronounce (but think it sounds like one of the medicines you take) is selling it for $28.50, do not go by the price. Soime "USB 3" are "USB 2" and some won't even plug in. That's all I'm going to say, but if someone wants to buy two 1T drives, I'll sell them at the same price I got them for: $28.50.
It's been almost a year ago when I made it here so I'm back to posting a few San Fran pix. I've considered San Francisco one of my favorite cities I've traveled in and Golden Gate Bridge tops my list for famous landmarks all over the world. I've used this actual photo on previous posts but not much in a pano shot. I've only made it to this particular spot one time so I was disappointed it was overcast most that morning.
I've been posting bright, colourful, landscape images recently, so I thought it time for something a little more technical. This is an image of the walkway at Weston Super Mare, shot during an incoming tide, in black and white and using a Lee ten stop filter to achieve extremely long exposure times.
Nicki was walking in the forest when she saw a little yellow bird. She decided to say hi and ended up playing with it the whole day!
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This photo failed a little, but I like the idea of it so I'm posting it anyways.
Happy Easter everyone!
Posting way early because I am playing in K-W tonight. Finished at 2:00 am and probably crawl into bed at 4 am after I unload the drums. Sounds like fun, yes? It is a little bit but I will be totally wiped out tomorrow. Night night my flickeroos.
Nobody. Still posting old stuff until new adventures arise.
This is an empty early morning Abu Simbel in September 2009 as we were the first to arrive before the cattle from the tourbuses were unleashed.
This place has a pretty cool story: it was build 7 or 8 centuries ago, forgotten, then discovered early 1800s but in the 1960s this entire mountain was cut into pieces and relocated to this new location as the original location was put under water (Nasserlake) for the Aswan dam to collect hydropower. This is the south of Egypt, close to the Sudan border.
Two day before I shot this, we were in Caïro looking at the Piramids. We were put on the nighttrain to Aswan. From Aswan there is a convoy to Abu Simbel (twice a day I believe) with police escort. We were told there were pirates in the desert and therefore you could not drive up there yourself as you would be stopped along the highway and get robbed. At least, that is the story.
apologies for the mass posting of photos today, but i needed to get caught up with leftovers from my holiday trip!
the whole set, in case of interest, is here: www.flickr.com/photos/lawatt/albums/72157662542566391
posting for: Saturday Self-Challenge: tin can(s)
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An unseasonal posting from February 2021. It is a while since I have walked regularly, but when I do, I pass these trees as often as not, and, for things that are perhaps two-hundred or more years old, they change by the day.
Here, covered in a dusting of snow on a February morning. Zeiss Ikon Nettar 66, Novar Anastigmat 75/4.5. Rollei RPX 400, Ilford Delta 400, ID-11.
Volvo B9TL Wright Eclipse Gemini
Sorry for the choco-Late posting
I forgot to add this from yesterday, 3202 in her new Lindt chocolate wrap.
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My apologies for posting another shot taken at Angrholm so soon after the last one of 'Britannia' on Saturday. However the promise of a lovely day in the north-west with a light wind didn't materialize with hardly any sun to speak about all day. There was also a very strong westerly wind which was a concern with regards locations. I decided to head back up the steep hill to Angrholm knowing that even in poor light this location takes some beating. The crew are still working the Scot really hard on the climb to Aisgill summit and what a terrific sound she made. It was lovely to see Graham McCulloch at Aisgill with his friends Graham & Mike. Also whilst standing at Angrholm, I finally got to meet David Horner (DWH284) and what a lovely gentleman he is. Hope our paths cross again very soon David it was great to chat.
Wednesday 3rd June 2015 The Fellsman LMS Royal Scot Class 4-6-0 No 46115 'Scots Guardsman' at Angrholm.
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I am posting tonite, as I am hoping to get out early tomorrow. I have tried that before, we will see how it goes.
This is Lifer 3b. I believe this to be a male. I don't have much luck in capturing birds in flight, but got lucky in a sequence of about a ten shot burst, where only one was out of focus. I could not decide which to post, as I like each for different reasons, so thought I would post these two together. I like the top image because the wings look so graceful and long, and I like the bottom image as you can see more of the white and also what looks to be a bit of a rosy coloured chest plus I like how it's mouth is open showing kind of saw like texture on it's upper mandible near it's face.
It's funny, I also tried a number of shots of Black Terns in flight, or in truth hovering and they did not turn out as well as these or the the ones where the Terns were really ripping. I certainly haven't given up on BIF, but definitely my confidence level is low. I don't expect success, so it is pretty cool when I have some. Detail in full view may not be as microfine as more experienced (and more talented) shooters, but for me I am more than thrilled with both.
Posting some shots from this year's big Christmas party. Excuse the low quality, as the lighting was terrible for photos, but I still wanted to share.
Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas!!!
66CLT emerges from Drasvosvurg Tunnel with coke loads for ET. The “waterfall” to the right is built for drainage.
This posting is for me.
Missing my youngest. Charlotte is now at UVA on the law track. I haven't seen her since she turned 18 due to covid.
Smart as a tack, humble, kind, with a natural beauty balanced with a sense of humor.
I had to end my postings from Sapsucker Woods at Cornell Institute with my sunny little friend. He LOVED the shutter click of my camera and would suddenly appear, always keeping a safe distance, but curiously leaning as close as he could from his safe perch. I like to think he contributed to my finding 3 new birds.....one surprise (Olive-sided Flycatcher) and 2 I had been looking for forever (Hairy WP and Wood Thrush). I hated to leave this mecca for birds.....habitat-wise and as an informative, fascinating and beautiful center for birding. But most of all.......thanks and goodbye to my little yellow buddy!
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...Just posting to keep the fire burning again, and connect to things which i love to do and somehow be inspired again with your works...
Happy Yellow and Green Tuesday to Everyone!!!
Tenerife 2014
Shall be posting an Image a day for the next year, 365 (or 366 if it is a Leap year...not checked!!).
The Format will be different...some images have been shown before, some are new...... At the moment I am now starting a "New" Project.....Well it is "New" for me, although it has been done before by many, many People too!!!.
I will follow the direction I have chosen but there is plenty of room for me to chop and change at a later date...I guess it depends how I feel about it at a later date.
This Project will now give me the time to work with other ideas I am playing with. There will still be months in which I post other pics too from themes I have worked with in the past......I have just made a little more time and space available to me.
So hope you like the changes.......
Posting another oldy here. This photo was taken in New Zealand as the sun rose over Lake Rotorua. The low-hanging fog and the clouds in the sky created some fairly dramatic sunrise conditions. Sometimes you get lucky.
Because of my eye surgery I haven't been on Flickr for awhile, except to look at pics,faves but not comments. I'm wearing sunglasses when I'm on the computer! When this guy started pecking at my house I totally forgot to take care of my eyes and took a picture. I hope it didnt' set me back too much! I hope to be posting by next week.
Posting two similar spring views of my neighbor's dogwood. I wrote a little about it on an earlier post, (www.flickr.com/photos/dr_ozda/52196289289/in/dateposted/).
The tree also shows in the previous garden shot (the one with the dog), at the edge of my neighbor's jungle.
These two will probably be the last I post from this roll of
Silberra Color 100.
Olympus OM10 w. F.Zuiko Auto-S 1:1.8 / 50mm lens.
Processed and optically printed by Blue Moon Camera. Home scanned.
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Yes, its Bruce again! No, I wont stop posting images of him!
This absolute barnstormer of a sunrise coincided with me randomly deciding to head into this wood after I had taken my Mini s drone for its maiden flight nearby. From above I could see the mist was pushing into this small wood and figured there might be a small chance of some rays. Well, I got rays! More rays than a Star Wars space battle in fact. It was the most panicked I have ever been as a photographer, running round this tree-I use the word running but when you have the knees of an 80 year old its more like a drunk pirates staggering gait as he tries to stumble his way back to his hammock-trying to grab as many compositions of it as I could. Literally 5 minutes later the light and the mist were both gone and I was stood in the clearing next to Bruce with a huge grin on my face and my knees creaming at me to go home!