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While I'd love to do them, I hardly ever get a chance to shoot candids .... but when I saw this girl from across the park .. solitary ... pensive .... full of grace ... and beauty ... and unaffected style ... I just had to try and capture all that .... happy that I did ...
Shot with my huawei mate 9.
I need to get a smartphone holder that can mount it for a stable and long exposure shooting. Saving up for a Jobby Gorilla pod
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Curracloe beach is part of a long stretch of beaches which run along the east coast of County Wexford in south-east Ireland. The area is very popular as a bathing area in the Summers (Irish weather permitting!) and the many kilometers of unbroken beach also provide an ideal walking opportunity.
In 1997, Hollywood came to the area in the shape of Steven Spielberg and Tom Hanks. The beach was used as "Omaha Beach" in the opening 24-minute D-Day landing scene in the film "Saving Private Ryan", regarded by many as the greatest battle scene ever filmed.
The air temperature was about 3 Celcius/37 Farenheit when this was taken, so there's nobody braving the water!
Quick! Christmas Bear is cold after his long stay in the big, cold, snowy forest. I'll get a warm hat and a soft blanket. Oh, and I know, I'll prepare some hot chocolate. I need... let's see... cocoa powder (with honey in it!!), milk, a nice spoon to stir it... Mummy will help me microwave it when it's read... NO, Cat! It's not for you! It's for Christmas Bear! I said NO, Cat! Shoo! *Waves paws.* Don't drink that! *Wipes his forehead with paw.* Phew. I don't know how my mummy manages to eat her breakfast everyday with that Cat around. But don't worry, Christmas Bear, we'll get you your hot chocolate!
Brunswick, Victoria. I just took this while seated waiting for my daughter who was looking for clothing for a theatre production. I had been through earlier buying up a pile of second hand British crime novels (Ian Rankin, PD James and Ruth Rendell)
when I arrived at my favorite spot at the Gersprenz / Hessen today, I found 5 bunnies who were obviously "thrown away" by someone. With much help of four ladies (who reacted to my facebook-post) we could catch all of them and brought them to a save place, where they will be checked and pampered.
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The antique clamp is holding together the gluing of a leg of an Victorian foot stool. The leg is made from walnut and has a crack going vertical almost the entire way. It mended great! I used for a background an antique wooden cask that I believe would have been used in a hardware store back in the day for selling nails. It is held together by steel bands and wire.
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scott creek, off scott road, surrey, bc
what's left of a little urban forest and pond that doesn't feel very natural anymore... there used to be beavers and far more trees. large houses are to the left and truck parking & industry beyond. Maybe it will be better once things leaf out. I just don't know how much nature can be supported by these little isolated spots of green surrounded by urban sprawl & industry.
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"Photographers deal in things which are continually vanishing and when they have vanished there is no contrivance on earth which can make them come back again." ~Henri Cartier-Bresson
This morning's sunrise was breathtaking!
We had been up the coast at the beach house when there was a scheduled meet up of the Southeast Queensland Meet up Flickr group.
So being only a few minutes away from the meet at Shelly Beach, we easily made the 3am time.
The day before we had scouted the area, knowing that it was going to be dark with the lack of a moon and had already found what we hoped would be the "sweet spot" for the morning's shoot....
So while everyone else headed down around the bend near King's beach, we set up on Shelly.
The rocks were slippery with wet moss and a few times we were sure that we would slip, but eventually we got all things ready to go...now we waited for the magic.
The sun began to color sky as the clouds on the right began to drift into the shot...picking up the pinks and soon we had what we felt was the best conditions and just took shot after shot...
So many came out wonderfully.... we just could not choose....but this one, just as the sun was peaking over the horizon was our first fav and so we share it here with you...
Used Double graduated filters (hand held second filter... so need a filter stacker! lol)
Camera: Sony DSLR-A350
Exposure: 0.5
Aperture: f/16.0
Focal Length: 18 mm
ISO Speed: 100
Post Production:
clarity, spot removal, added watermark signature
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The first day of daylight savings is drawing to a close.
Meanwhile, N class locomotive N468 is ascending into Heathcote Junction as #8369 to Shepparton.
Due to the close proximity to Wandong, the Goulburn Valley bound train will not stop at Heathcote Junction in accordance with the timetable.
Heathcote Junction, Vic.
6/10/19
Those in distress activate emergency beacons linked to the international Cospas Sarsat system, which picks up SOS messages via satellite and relays them to search and rescue authorities. The flashlight-sized emergency beacon transmits at 406 Mhz. This signal is picked up by participating satellites – Galileo being the single biggest contributor. Uniquely, Galileo satellites inform those in distress that their signal has been received, via their ‘Return Link Service’. The signals are relayed to regional ‘Local User Terminals’ around the globe. Four such stations were constructed as part of the Galileo system – three at the corners of Europe and a fourth in the Indian Ocean. These stations pass on the information to the nearest search and rescue site to send help. The aim is to localise an SOS call to within 2 km in 10 minutes or less. Galileo has already contributed to the saving of thousands of lives.
Credits: ESA-F. Zonno
"So pretty and, oh, so bold
Got a heart full of gold on a lonely road
She said, "I don't even think that God can save me"
On the first day of daylight savings time, CSX Q594 rolls down the hill and into an area known as Patterson Springs. This train had a pair of C40-8Ws and a GP38-2 as power.
i had a major developing problem with this roll of polachrome; the film came out the processor totally dark.
i was about to threw it in the bin, when, taking a closer look, i saw the pictures on the film, in negative. so i proceed to remove the black, thick layer that should have been removed in the processor. under running tap water and using my fingers, i managed to remove the most of the dark layer, but, as you can see, the emulsion suffered major loss.
the lesson here is: never trash away your polachrome, the truth is under the thick black layer.
this polachrome film is expired in 1990
shot with a minolta srt101
Tip #1 Don’t worry. Santa isn’t afraid of heights. Instead of putting him near the sidewalk
and knife carrying pedestrians, give your lawn ornament a hard to reach porch roof perch. Picture taken two nights ago in Toronto’s Beach district near Queen Street. Santa still up as of early this morning