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Dv12 2703 picked up an empty timber train from a pulp mill at Kaskinen and it's heading towards Seinäjoki with the train.
"A little roughhousing amongst siblings."
The Urban Fox
Wild foxes have learned to adapt to the urban environment in order to survive. By nature, foxes are nocturnal and hunt at night, whereas the urban fox has adapted its behavior to survive and can be seen during daylight hours.
Locally, a fox vixen has located her den in the foundational remains of a razed building complex along the boardwalk at the Jersey Shore. She has six Kits, which can be seen frolicking in the debris and along the dunes during the day. The fox family has become local celebrities and unfortunately people have begun feeding them. Never feed wild animals. Although you may feel as if you’re helping them survive, you are actually harming them. Feeding foxes can alter their natural behavior and they may lose its fear of humans.
“Wildlife that is fed by people become less experienced at forging for their natural food and may become dependent on handouts that are not a part of their natural diets. This is especially true in juvenile animals that have not yet developed their own foraging skills and have little ability to fend for themselves once handouts cease.” ~ Julie King, Senior Wildlife Biologist
Please Do Not Feed the Wildlife!
Red Fox
The Red Fox, Vulpes vulpes, is the largest of the true foxes and the most abundant wild member of the Carnivora, being present across the entire Northern Hemisphere from the Arctic Circle to North Africa, North America and Eurasia. It is listed as least concern by the IUCN. Its range has increased alongside human expansion, having been introduced to Australia, where it is considered harmful to native mammals and bird populations. Due to its presence in Australia, it is included among the list of the "world's 100 worst invasive species".
For more info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_fox
Tijdens het ophalen van iemand van typles kon ik snel deze foto even schieten. Ook nog even een praatje gemaakt met een NS-er die kaartjes aan het uitdelen was aan foutparkeerders op het NS-terrein.
Volker Rail 7178 komt met een Eifage trein langs Deventer gereden richting Apeldoorn.
The icebreaker Ernest Lapointe, a Canadian Coast Guard vessel in service between Montreal and Trois-Rivières from 1940 to 1978.
In 1980, she began a second career at the Musée maritime du Québec. Her presence not only furthers understanding of the functioning of this type of ship but equally of steam-engine navigation. From the engine room to the Officer’s mess via the wheelhouse, its recreated cabins will take you on a trip into the past. L'islet, Quebec, Canada
Volker Rail 203-1 met Klmos'en en de Unimat 104 richting het Rotterdamse en verder, Moordrecht 22 augustus 2020.
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The story of this photo:
This is my latest macro shot. Over the last few weeks, I have been spending my time doing a lot of stuff that did not have too much to do with taking or editing photos. It did have to do with photography, but just not with the creative part of it. Anyway, yesterday, I got fed up with this stuff and I started messing around with my macro gear. The sun just went down and I found this tiny foilage with those delicate little hairs. I figured that this would look great against the sun. So, I got out my little syringe, applied a few droplets and took a whole bunch of shots with the sun in different spots relative to the foilage.
Initailly, I went with an aperture of f/20 to f/25 to get all of the leaves in focus. But that brought parts of the background too much into focus too. So, I went with f/8 which blurred the background entirely, and I took different shots with different foci. Then I used focus stacking in Photoshop to blend those images together. Et Voilà, subject in focus, background blurred.
And here is the lesson for you: Always know what you can do to an image in post-processing while you are shooting. This may help you solve problems and lets you create images that may be very difficult to create otherwise.
How it was shot:
> Taken with a tripod
> Three exposures - used focus stacking to bring the whole subject into focus
> Camera: Nikon D7000
> Lens: Nikon AF-S Micro-Nikkor 105mm 1:2,8G VR
How it was post-processed:
> Post-processing was done in Photoshop
> Topaz DeNoise
> Topaz Infocus for sharpening
> Topaz Details for bringing out the details in the petals and some basic color correction
> Saturation adjustent layer (master)
> Vibrance layer (vibrance)
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View across the Ohio River from Spade Marina in Bromley, Kentucky. Consolidated Grain and Barge Company's Riverside Terminal in Cincinnati, Ohio. Mile mark 474.4 from the Ohio River confluence at Cairo.
Sunday 11-Jan-2025, 12:32:07.
ev.71, Hojsova Stráž, Železná Ruda, okres Klatovy, Plzeň Region, Southwest, 340 22, Czechia, CZE, altitude 817.49 m.
NIKON CORPORATION NIKON D850, AF-S Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8E ED VR, 24 mm, F/9, 1/320 s, ISO 64.
VolkerRail V100 Ost 203-1 'Tom' duwt een set VTG zelflossers en (waarom is me niet helemaal duidelijk) een VolkerRail verblijfswagen langs de Sonthaven naar het laadstation van OBA in Amsterdam Westhaven, 12-01-2022
Streaked Laughingthrush (Trochalopteron lineatum) captured at Aliabad, Hunza, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan with Nikon D500 and 200-500mm f/5.6E ED VR.
For detailed information about Birds of Gilgit-Baltistan visit www.birdsofgilgit.com
Atardecer sobre Manhattan en esta vista parcial de la arquitectura con el Rio Hudson de fondo
Fotografía realizada con Nikon D850 y el objetivo 24-120 F4/G-VR. Editada con Cs5
Recomiendo ver grande / I recommend see in larger clicking on the image.
VR-HKP - Boeing B-737-2L9A - Dragonair (leased from GPA Group)
at Hong Kong Kai Tak Airport (HKG)
c/n 22.071 - built in 1979 for Marsk Air -
operated by Dragonair between 1985 and 1993 -
final user was Lignes Aériennes Congolaises as 9Q-CLG -
retired and stored 2015
Previously G-KILO. Re-reg to B-HVY 21 Oct 97.It later became N747KD.Preserved at South Wales Aviation Museum, St Athan.
Scanned from a slide, approx date, Mar '92.
Taken for Macro Mondays group, theme 'Squared Circle'. Week 27/2020.
This is a marble on a glass pedestal. It's on black card lit with a couple of LED lights. It's square cropped but otherwise straight out of the camera.
Petite nyctale | Northern saw-whet owl | Aegolius acadicus
L'inimaginable rencontre...
Samedi soir, je termine une virée au Domaine Saint-Paul de L'Île-des-Sœurs, je reçois un appel, c'est ma bonne amie photographe animalière Danielle Champagne. Habituellement on se communique par texto, curieux, je réponds. Elle m'annonce qu'elle est à sa demeure et qu'à quelques pieds d'elle, devant sa porte, elle observe à l'instant une Petite nyctale, pratiquement à hauteur de ses yeux, toute dégagée, bien installée dans son bel érable. Incrédule, je ne peux tout de même pas mettre en doute sa vision du moment! J'accours alors chez elle. En sa compagnie et celle de notre ami commun Michel Paquin, nous vivons ce moment unique. Incroyable! Impensable! Justement, pensez-y, déjà d'observer une Petite nyctale toute dégagée à proximité en tout temps, ça rend heureux — pour ne pas dire fou — n'importe quel photographe, la voir en plus en plein mois de mai à Montréal — voilà une situation plutôt rarissime —, qu’elle ait choisi par surcroît, au petit matin de son déplacement migratoire, l'arbre de Danielle, perchée sur la seule branche visible de son balcon de ce grand érable au feuillage maintenant tout déployé et bien fourni, elle qui n'avait encore jamais observé l'espèce et en pleine ville sur une rue bordée de maisons, cela dépasse tout entendement. Pour nous trois qui vivions cette scène ensemble à la fin du jour, c'était bien le cas. En plus, lorsque nous savons que Danielle a perdu son conjoint, décédé il y a deux mois à peine, avec qui elle a partagé toute sa vie d'adulte, il est facile d'imaginer que ce visiteur fut un messager venu d'ailleurs la réconforter. Qu'importe que ce soit le cas ou non, c'est bien cela, et même davantage, que lui a procuré cette inimaginable rencontre.
J'ai passé quelques heures avec Danielle et Michel a observé dormir la belle, ici c'est le seul moment où elle a daigné ouvrir quelque peu un œil pour m'offrir ce rare regard. Avant notre arrivée, Danielle a eu un moment où le tout petit strigidé l'a regardé les deux yeux grands ouverts. Ce fut alors pour elle un moment magique et des plus émouvant! Merci la vie!
ƒ/8.0 | 1/15 sec. | ISO 400 | - 2/3 EV