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Alors voyons d'abord une photo face et profil de cette merveille, antiquité de 1927...
Ce cher Eric serait malade de savoir que l'heureux propriétaire de cette petite merveille s'en sert pour aller à la plage et qu'elle est garée là sur un parking au milieu des autres...
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A sequence of shots taken at L&D 14 to show how an eagle typically spots and catches a fish from the river. It is not one continuous sequence because I often cant hold the bird in the focus zone and have to stop shooting to re-acquire focus.
L516 pops into view on the horizon west of Wheeler, ahead of it are a couple steps downgrade on the Minneapolis Sub. When I count the quarter mile markers the train is a little over a mile away. This spot would be a lot of fun with an stronger zoom but I sort of like including the autumn countryside. October 16, 2021.
taken during a workshop, before and during a slide show. I liked the way the wires looked on the wall behind him.
Photographs from 2012, 2014, and 2016
A growing tree kept me from matching the shots, so I got as close as possible.
Dream Sequence
5x7"
Marker on Paper, 2015
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The Puente de Triano bridge in Seville, shot as redscale. My overlaps weren't terribly clean in this panoramic attempt, but I still really like the result.
Holga 120N, Fuji Superia 200 loaded backwards.
This is a sequence I shot while out around Point Perion, Perth, WA.
It was a very hard bright sunny day (as you can probably make out by some of the shadows), but it allowed for a quick machine gun of this pelican as it flew by with a small f stop and reasonable DOF.
Nesting pair of great blue herons, a sequence in the nest and then one leaving the nest to gather nesting materials or maybe food....
This is a sequence of 11 images taken over the course of about 25 min, facing East over the Atlantic Ocean.
Fixed tripod with Canon 60Da and 70-200mm f/4L