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Same routine. This was the last time we saw the Kingfishers for 5 days due to a hot spell. There were two days around 40C and we were rather concerned whether the young Kingfishers would survive. Their log nest was in direct sunlight, pretty much from sunrise to sunset.
(Peter)
Just found this shot of the old guy i uploaded a few weeks ago,
No texture and hardly any messing with it.....well Nearly
Mother and her daughter. The same spot, almost same time.
Second photo:
www.flickr.com/photos/sorenwolf/50202268798
They're not as sharp as should be because of thick, dirty glass and sunlight on it.
BNSF 4600 leads a manifest train under the old ATSF style signal bridge and soon to go under the old Elm Street overpass in Gardner, KS. Nothing that you see is this image looks the same today. It's 4 tracks here, the signal bridge is gone and the Elm Street overpass was eliminated when they built LPKC in Edgerton. This was always one of my favorite photo spots proving that ETTS.
Design - The M5 departed from the traditional silhouette of the Leica rangefinders, that had few changes since the M3 (1954). The height and width of the body were larger (H 84 mm x W 150 mm x D 36 mm), and the body heavier (ca. 100 g more than other M cameras). The folding film rewinding crank hides in the bottom plate. The self-timer arm and the field-of-view preselector (now on the M5 additionally with battery test function) are of the same design as the Leica M4 (1967). The M5 was the last M to feature a mechanical self-timer (duration 5–10 seconds). The M5 incorporates an improved rapid film loading spool design over the M4. The M5 has a rapid transport lever which winds the shutter and advances the film and the frame counter in one single motion, or in a series of shorter motions. A marker for the film plane is engraved on the top of the camera housing. The M5's redesigned horizontal travelling cloth focal plane shutter is reported to be the quietest of the M series. The shutter curtains travel at a relatively low speed which has as a consequence the 1/50 second flash sync speed.
The smallest is the oldest and the youngest is the tallest.
They have different sizes
Different colors.
Different origins.
Different breeds.
One is from Iceland and one from Shetland. Both are horses although one is called a pony.
same arch as the HDR but a short timelapse star trail, had to quit after an hour and a half-I was freezing!
... same beach as the previous post just looking the other direction...
Ok Timbo... see what your missing... :)
... and yes, TT, wish you were here too..... :P
Punta Cana Sunrise... enjoy your Sunday everyone....
I was supposed to be golfing this morning but due to the heavy rain and being so cold, we cancelled our round of golf!! Yes, just another one of those days that are becoming too many!!
Jumped in the car and walked along the pier at the harbour and was just about blown into the water!!
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We are one. We inhale and exhale together. We live in two different bodies but share one air and soul. Find your soulmate and create your own world together.
Photo & edit: Jovana Rikalo
Models: Dijana Cvijetić & Aleksa Tomašević
Dress: EDITH VAL
Summer always hits that point when I've had enough. Every experience of heat and drought, wandering around in the same old sea of green. It's beautiful, but I've been craving the coming of autumn, the early chill and edge of change arriving. I want to see the frost in grass, trees turning shades of red and yellow, the feeling that something new is coming every day. I live with the fall in mind, sometime between September and November, spun around with the feeling of an everyday adventure. It's those times that make me wild, dig up an excitement when daylight only lasts so long. From the moment I leave my driveway, the afternoon is dying, swiftly slipping out of reach, making me chase the beauty before it disappears. Summer makes me settle for a while, but I've always been calmer in chaos.
July 29, 2020
Beaconsfield, Nova Scotia
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