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heute waren die Marienkäfer noch einmal richtig aktiv...
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Vuelvo a retomar el ritmo con las subidas de fotos. Hoy, Aihoshi, mi nena skater.
Esta foto es parte de una laargaaaa (y calurosa) sesión en la calle para próximos capítulos de mis historias. Por fin aparecerá!! y lo hará como lo suele hacer ella... pisando fuerte!!!
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Technique: I camped out in front of a mason bee house so I could get a shot of a Mason bee going to work. When they first get active in the morning they are trying to get their metabolism going, and are a little apprehensive about coming out of the reed that they are building egg chambers in. So they'll pause for a few seconds at the entrance and come out a little at a time. Once they get going they'll shoot out of that reed like a rocket.
Tech Specs: Canon 70D (F11, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens (over 1x) + a diffused MT-24EX (both flash heads on the Canon flash mount, E-TTL metering). This is a single, uncropped, frame taken hand held.
I got nostalgic and dug through my old photos from a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia that was taken 6 years ago. I took this photo in the morning at a fishing village, and even then I realized that photography is one of the only things that can make me get up at 5 AM :)
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I’d fallen asleep in my car under calm clear skies and woke up a few hours later to unforecasted cloud.
I abandoned my sunrise plans and exercised my calves by climbing Chrome Hill where slowly the cloud cover began to clear
A great blue heron delivers nesting material to its mate at the Viera Wetlands in Viera, Florida.
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Saw a car head down here and followed it. Strong haze with a warm sunset.
Fujica gw 690ii + 90mm
Portra 160