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I have never seen a sunset like this. All the people there, looking to the sky. A real color-explosion
Same individual as this previous shot.
I was chasing Autumn Meadowhawk dragonflies in the fallen leaves near a pond at the Montreal Botanical Garden, when I unexpectedly came across this Spotted Spreadwing (Lestes congener) damselfly! It's one of my favorite species, and this individual was calm and fairly cooperative.
Usual suspects: Pentax D-FA 100mm F/2.8 WR Macro plus Raynox DCR-250, with off-camera diffused Godox V850ii flash. Six-frame handheld focus stack with EXIF from the first frame. ~20MP free crop to roughly 16:10 apect ratio.
UPDATE: Explored for Nov 7th, at #54! One of my highest Explore rankings! (And sitting at #65 as I type this.)
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Same picture as already taken with the Canon AE-1 (took both at the same time) but this time on 120.
Kodak TriX 400
Self-scanned
Same flower species that produced yesterday's seed head. The Western Anemone begins its flowering stage low to the ground, often at the edge of the melting snowpack. I made this shot during a backpacking trip in the rugged and remote Cascade Recreation Area, adjacent to Manning Park. No services, and tough hiking - even for a forty-year old who was reasonably fit.
I used the manual focus Nikon 105mm macro with an extension tube for closer focusing, camera on tripod.
This concludes the somewhat nostalgic look back at my BC years (for now). Tomorrow, a more recent adventure (from last week).
Photographed in the Cascade Recreation Area, BC (Canada). Scanned from the original Kodachrome 54 slide. Exposure 0.5 sec at f/16. Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©1989 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Saucer magnolia (Magnolia ×soulangeana) flower. Despite cold weather first magnolias started to bloom. Interestingly these are not the same specimens that already had flower buds in December, those are yet to open.
Kwiat magnolii pośredniej (Magnolia ×soulangeana). Mimo zimnej pogody pierwsze magnolie zaczęły kwitnąć. Co ciekawe nie są to te same osobniki, które wypuściły pąki już w grudniu, tamte ciągle czekają na otwarcie.
Same place, different day, double the joy. :-) took her today to experience her first Fall. She loved the leaves, the acorns, and climbing on the log! Thank you, {PixChick} www.flickr.com/photos/mseminem/ for coming with us!
SAME SAME BUT DIFFERENT
Gemeinsames Diptychon-Projekt von www.flickr.com/photos/ute_kluge/
und Manfred Geyer, Juli 2020
Aachen, Juni 2014 (Manfred Geyer)
Berlin (Ute Kluge)
Went to the shooting range today for some practice and saw this scene as we approached the curve in the road. A tiny cemetery is on the same land as the game lands. I’ve seen wind chimes, little toys, stones and cards, but never balloons so I was intrigued.
Side by Side is a picture of North America's two cranes. The one in from the Whooping and in one in back the Sandhill. You can often find them together in the same groups. Lovely birds.
The museum holds a famous collection of medieval weapons, armour, paintings, sculptures, gobelins, and beautiful objects of daily use.
There is a left wing, the same size.
Same turtle, different angle. I wanted to get as many good shots of this little guy as I could without stressing it out too much. I really didn't want this little guy to start freaking out or get dropped or anything so I snapped quickly and tried to do what I could with the results.
This guy, however, stuck out its chin and pretty much said "Give me yer best shot!"
Two pieces of digital art created in Photoshop from the same base starting point, but ended up quite different.
All Photoshop, no AI.
Title from the legendary song by Bowie, one of many listened to during the construction of these two pieces.
Same owner since 1985!
37e Elfsteden Oldtimer Rally 2025
Molkwerum, the Netherlands.
Video: youtu.be/Rw2BOinMhho
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Same spot as the night shot I posted the other day. This was taken are 7:30pm, as the sun was setting over NYC and the New World Trade Center. Because I didn't have a foreground subject, I took artistic liberties with the Hudson river.
Well, I made the whole torso again because I didn't liked it. I sanded thr torso and also painted the arms and the legs. The face's still the same because it's the only one I have and I don't want to ruin it. So, what do you guys think? Do you like it? Comment below.
P.S: I have finished Yondu's torso and legs and I'm not painting all those golden lines on his legs. I'm waiting for Yondu to arrive, along with Baby Groot because I ordered them off Bricklink one month ago.
"It's all that heavy weather we're going through. When I turn the corner I can't believe it's still the same old movie that's haunting me." -Roxy Music
February 11, 2019 - Song of the Day
Same old location I always shoot. The colors aren't as nice as yesterday's shot, but I liked the river of ice snaking away into the distance in this one.
-rockslakefoguy
Copyright 2009 Tom Falconer Photography. All rights reserved.
Same location as previous shot, but different angle. More water and the construction work and castle are missing. Only the town itself seen here
Hazy Sunset, Florence and the Arno River. © Copyright 2023 G Dan Mitchell.
Hazy sunset over Florence, Italy and the Arno River.
A few weeks ago I shared a black and white photograph of this same subject, with almost the very same framing. We had gone to the famous PIazzale Michelangelo for sunset… and the giant party that seemed to happen spontaneously that evening as perhaps thousands of people gathered to watch the day come to an end above Florence, Italy.
While the previous photograph was made a bit earlier in the evening — I made this one just as the setting sun disappeared behind the distant hills, with the sunset sky light reflecting on the Arno River as it flows past the old center of Florence and under a series of famous bridges.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, “California’s Fall Color: A Photographer’s Guide to Autumn in the Sierra” is available from Heyday Books, Amazon, and directly from G Dan Mitchell.
The very same tree that I have already photographed in conditions of dense fog, with the only difference that this was taken on another day and, due to a different intensity of the fog, the tree's structure is more delineated... it almost looks as a pencil drawing, or, at least, that's what I've thought on the spot :-)
One year is about to "leave" a new year is "coming", the truth is that none of this is actually happening, these are our earthly illusions. There is only one continuum that goes beyond our understanding, lost in the incomprehensible mists of time and space.
Basically we are like this tree, unaware of what really surrounds us out of the "big white" (which can be read metaphorically in many ways)... Only one thing is clear: as human beings, from the depths of our non-knowledge, we are constantly looking for pretexts of hope. A useful attitude, no doubt.
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Dear Flickr friends
I'm sorry, but I don't have much to offer these days.
I have some pictures in my head, and some stories, but I just don't have time these days to do much more than paying work.
That's okay. When this long hard stint is over, I am taking a sabbatical.
I am going to The Big City with my camera and my laptop... and spending one entire week doing nothing but shooting and writing things I want to write.
Meantime... this working in an office thing is kind of cool. I do it every year for six or eight weeks, and every year it's a little different.
This year, the office has a high concentration of estrogen. And... here's the neat part. All the women are younger than me!!! I'm not sure why I find that so exciting (apart from the fact that they are all intelligent, interesting, funny, groovy chicks whose company I truly enjoy). I think it's related to my "youngest child sydrome." For so many years, it seemed like I was always the youngest... not only in my family, but in school (because I did grades one and two in the same year) and later in the workplace (I started my first career while I was in my teens).
So... imagine how fulfilling it is to be around younger women and have the chance to feel like a grizzled old veteran.
One more thing to love about the passage of time. Next major milestone? Retirement!!!