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Middle Rhine / Rhineland-Palatinate / Germany
[EXPLORE - 2014-02-11]
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Not chosen for Looking Close on Friday, but the "single marble" assignment sure woke me up to how interesting marbles are to shoot. So there may be more showing up from time to time.
Lapland Longspur LALO (Calcarius lapponicus)
enjoying a seed snack
Clover Point
Victoria BC
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This location with its open vista often attracts & holds open grasslands type birds such as longspurs , horned larks & snow buntings.
They seem to get acclimatized to the human activity relatively quickly and often provide opportunities for observations and photos for a number of days.
According to Ebird this was last day this individual was seen there
The first time I have ever seen a single 86 on a liner on the northern section of the WCML. A later conversation with a FL driver suggested that all is not well with the AL6s and reliability is becoming a severe issue. Get em overhauled, i say. Totally without bias....
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Well it looks like I will be moving out of the Bay Area and it's looking more and more likely I will be returning to the foothills near Yosemite. We are excited about it but man I hate moving so I decided to bum this one back up on my photostream. This is one of my first and still most popular shots. Can't wait to be back in the woods.
If you have chosen to enter Yosemite from the south entrance along Highway 41 you will first get a few fleeting glimpses around the bends of the Valley that will cause you to wonder if what you just saw was real. It seems too big, too distant. Surely your eyes are just playing tricks on you. The trees will quickly obscure your view and you will drive along directly into the face of the mountains via Yosemite's longest tunnel. Because it's such a long tunnel and you may begin to relax but grip the wheel tight as you approach the exit for the view you are about to see will wrench your eyes from the road in disbelief!
There is good reason for the flashing yellow light warning you to slow. Suddenly before you lies an impossibly massive scene of snow topped granite towers, soaring waterfalls and pristine forests. Possibly the most photographed icon of nature lies before you an impossible view simply called Inspiration Point though some refer to it as the tunnel view. A "U" shaped glacier valley lies a thousand feet below you. To the left of the image, the impressive, largest single piece of exposed granite called El Capitan is the most dominate object in Yosemite Valley. Early explorers, unable to believe their eyes, estimated the rock at only 900ft above the valley floor. They simply could not fathom it's real height. Modern measurements eventually put it well over three times that height at nearly 3000 feet above Yosemite Valley. To the right, a towering waterfall whipped by the blowing winds in the narrow canyon appropriately named Bridal Veil Falls. While not the tallest, it is definitely one of the more beautiful waterfalls in Yosemite. In the far distance, another seemingly impossible large chunk of granite cut in half by the glaciers appropriately named Half Dome rises above the valley. But it's not over yet, you have only begun the start of a dream like drive that will take you all the way up the valley past numerous waterfalls, the meandering Merced River and lead you to Yosemite Falls which will makes Bridal Veil Falls look like a tiny trickle of water. If you are a photographer, you could easily spend your day at the entrance as the scene will change by the minute, especially in winter, but push on, as there is much to see.
Winter and early spring in Yosemite are a quiet time and possibly the best for photography if you don't mind driving on cliff walls in the snow. The summer crowds have yet to arrive. The campgrounds are empty and except for a few cars driving though the valley the roads are clear. And though you may stick to the outhouse seats there are few drawbacks to visiting during this time of year provided you bring the proper gear for you and your car. If you can, plan your visits to coincide with the breaking of a winter storm. Yosemite staff are good at keeping the roads open and you have a good chance of getting the proper conditions for some stunning photography as the clouds break. I spent 5 years of my life living just outside the park. My only regret is that digital photography was only in its infancy at the time.
Darv
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A single feather in black and white.
Shot with the EF-M 18-150mm @141mm and a 21mm extension tube. Lighting by a single Godox TT685C, trigger by a Godox XPro.
Unfortunately, I now have to gift wrap the XPro again, because it actually is my Christmas present
Looking Close... on Friday!
Theme: Feather (black and white)
The single-track line that avoids the city of Kaunas is probably best known as the route russian trains take. Train 029Ч from Moscow to Kaliningrad is probably the one that peoplle got most often on photo. It is however also the route of train 079Ч, which comes from St Petersburg rather than Moscow. The train more or less looks the same, but it's short and doesn't have a postal car in the consist. The absence of the postal car is rather obvious: like in the soviet days all posts from and to the exclave of Kaliningrad still has to pass Moscow censorship. A few years ago I visited the exclave and of the cards I've send the one on which I remarked the city infrastructure and indistry was so outdated never arrived, and the one I had a joke about Putin on had the joke bluntly cut out of the postcard. And they said Russia is an open and honest country.
These day the tension between Russia and neighbouring countries has returned. Although it never disappeared, one just noticed it less. LTG still fulfills its promise to haul trains between Kaliningrad and Russia across Lithuania. The trains now regularly avoids passing through the city of Vilnius, just like it avoids crossing through Kaunas. But unlike a few years ago the trains are now no longer hauled by old Russian loco's, but by modern ones specially made for Lithuania. It's early in the morning when the 079Ч entered the single-track railway line avoiding Kaunas city, hauled by the ER20 019. The loco still have the original livery with Vytis, the coat of arms of Lithuania, on it. The symbol of a free and independent Lithuania. Probably the best view in eastern Europe: seeing the russians being hauled by the free and independent country of Lithuania.
Happy Valentine's Day to everyone, especially to those who are single. This day kind of sucks hey ;).
On this day to celebrate love, I would like to share a story about my son Micah who is 6 years old and severely autistic. He has been predominantly non-verbal but is progressively saying more words. Micah said mummy to me for the first time today <3. A greater love I could not have in my life. Cherish the moments and appreciate love in all its forms - there could be no greater gift on Valentine's Day for me.
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Single 580EXII @ 1/16 power hand held camera left. Triggered with ST-E2.
Charlotte Photography Meetup Groups 18th Coffee and Strobes held at Quail Corners Dilworth Coffee House in Charlotte, NC. We spent the night playing with Smoke Trails, Dry Ice and a little portraiture. The coffee and Strobe Meetups are always a blast.
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Model/juggler : Quentin Gusciglio
Lights : Palateth
Light painting session with Olivier Dmz, Sifu, Corentin Lambert, Quentin Gusciglio, Bruno, Yan Pierre le Luyer, Loony Leonie, Benjamin Richard-Foy, Xavier Heirman, Julian PanPan Cara Bim, Sylvain Dufayard
A man's interest in a single bluebird is worth more than a complete but dry list of the fauna and flora of a town.
Henry David Thoreau
Blue Jays in the tree outside my living room window this morning. Shooting between the blinds and thru a window didn't help. There were two of them - but I never got both to sit still at the same time, thus "A Single Bluebird".
Smile on Saturday ~ One Single Drop
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Quercus robur 'Columnaris'
Columnar English Oak
Image made for the November 1 Smile On Saturday group's theme, "A Single Leaf." Best viewed large.
Photo of Bemis Brook Falls in the town of Hart's Location, New Hampshire. The location is within the White Mountains, in Crawford Notch State Park. The falls are accessed from the Bemis Brook Trail, a side trail off of Arethusa Falls Trail. Bemis Brook Falls, with a total height of about 30 feet over 4 tiers, is carved through reddish orange granite ledges. The source of the falls is Bemis Brook.
On the way to Bemis Brook Falls, you pass Coliseum Falls, another small but beautiful waterfall. I saw only one group of three people while on this trail and photographing its waterfalls. Most people stay on the Arethusa Falls Trail, which leads to the popular Arethusa Falls. With a height of 140 feet, Arethusa Falls is generally regarded as the waterfall with the highest single drop in New Hampshire.