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A small copper butterfly seen in the masts field at Prestbury Hill nature reserve in Gloucestershire
A strategically placed rock to use as a seat at the top of the hill. I've photographed this view before but the oilseed rape flowers in the background give the view a different contrast. At Herrington Country Park.
In La Maruca beach, really close to Santander, Spain, boats rest during the low tides on the sand. It is a huge oportunity to walk close to them, specially during beautiful sunsets
Robin resting or sunning themselves as they do it with their beaks open and wings spread out just chilling in the heat on the woodland floor..
Kyoto Japan
Stopped to rest while the other half decided to mimic the two guys ahead - but behind the lens. Gave me a welcome opportunity to set up the camera and and play around with the 300mm and tilts and shifts.
4x5 Camera - Chamonix 045N-2
Nikkor-M 300mm F9
1 second F64
Kodak Ektar 100 - fortunately plenty of 4 x 5 sheet film available in Japan.
Epson V700 Scan.
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This is my 1st attempt at colour processing. Used Tetenol C41 kit and Jobo CPE2.
Inspired to have a go by mat4226 - and the Film Photography Podcast - filmphotographyproject.com/
"Lay to Rest" [7/52]
So, to answer the question... no I didn't get a deer to lay down for us. The other night, this poor little thing was hit right in front of our house. The person just pulled her over into our yard and left her there. I have high hopes that she passed quickly but there were a lot of signs of internal bleeding, so I can only assume it took her some time to go. Usually when someone sees "roadkill" they think of ways to get rid of it. When I saw her, I thought of ways to make her beautiful again and to remember her. Yes, I did remove the flies, some of the scuff marks, and even removed her little tongue that was sticking out. I did however keep her bloat and her eyes.
People don't see the things I see. In person, she smelled awful, was stiff, swollen, bleeding and was covered in ants and flies. She was gone. A part of me is extremely afraid of how I will die. Could I die this way too? By a car? A hit and run... The older I get, the more I have to start facing death. Not just my own but other people around me as well. It's something I get extreme anxiety over and in person I tried to make a lot of jokes about the situation but I was really sad for this beautiful life.
People passed by, slowing down, staring, giving us really strange looks. I'm used to them all by now but when I feel strongly about something or taking photos, it melts away and I go into my own little world. Right here wasn't about me, it was about making this little woodland creature beautiful one last time before we buried her in our back yard. We have a field and woods if you're wondering why the back yard, which is where she came from in the first place. I keep wondering if she was the one I spotted last week close to our house.
So thankful for Liana to come out on such a short notice, put up with the smell, her leg fell asleep, and for everything else. She couldn't see what I could but she knew I had a vision.
Rest in Peace and I hope this photo did you some sort of justice. You couldn't of passed in a better place than in my front yard so you could be remembered forever in a piece of art.
A row boat was tied up in a bay where we went glamping this summer. It made a very peaceful picture.
Youngest grandson resting in a sunny spot in Vestre Plantage near Holstebro, Denmark - July 19, 2018.
Rollei 6002 50mm zeiss distagon FP4 @ 50asa in R09. Old neg circa 2011. Just had my Rollei re-celled and charger modified in the Netherlands looking forward to it being back in action.
As Lisa grabbed a towel, Julia just rested her head on Lisa's arm... this was a stressful experience for Julia, and she was happy it was over.
EXPLORED ON 11 AUGUST 2009 - # 301
Part of "MY BEST" Set, a collection of Images that I feel represent my skill as a Photographer, as well as reveal my eye for picking good quality Images. View more of MY BEST here.
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Hello my friends. Owing to a very busy work schedule that lays ahead of me, prior to my upcoming travel, I will be resting a bit from Flickr. It does not mean that I will quit totally, but I can only afford to be on and off. I try and keep up to date with as many of you as possible, but if you miss me, you know why.
Surely if I finish my work soon enough, I will be back.
Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar
Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Sigma 150mm F2.8 APO Macro DG HSM with Sigma DG UV Filter. Handheld.
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