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After day after day of rain an early morning sun had raised a steamy mist through which it beamed its rays.
The eider is the UK's heaviest duck and its fastest flying. It is a true seaduck, rarely found away from coasts where its dependence on coastal molluscs for food has brought it into conflict with mussel farmers. Eiders are highly gregarious and usually stay close inshore, riding the swell in a sandy bay or strung out in long lines out beyond the breaking waves. It is an Amber List species because of its winter concentrations.
C'est tout blanc ce matin...
De 15 à 20 cm de neige sont attendus sur la province jusqu'à mardi et des avertissements d'Environnement Canada sont en cours.
Chute...ou tempête de neige...je ne saurais dire...Chose certaine, je reporte mes sorties à mercredi...
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a big field of sunflowers in the early morning ..... it seems they are looking to the sun and waiting for the sunrays....
better in large ... if possible
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Ive recently been experimenting with the old, Russian made, Helios 44-2. Now its fungi season I was hoping to get a slightly dreamy effect and some wonderful bokeh that this old lens is renowned for.
The Helios 44-2 is a great little lens with some decent sharpness and great bokeh. It will flare when shooting into the sun compared to many modern lenses as can be seen in this image.
Time of bleak weather is coming. This might be the last sunrays in the forest this year. Darkness is taking over the place and I'm looking forward to take some pictures of it.
Last minute decision last night to head up to a lookout and shoot what looked like a promising sunset over Adelaide city. I left the house in such a rush I forgot to take any filters - so this is a bit blown out, shooting nearly directly into the sun, but the sunrays through Adelaide's city centre were a treat.