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I remember loving this moment of light through the mist just as the sun rose over Exmoor but wasn't sure what my main focus was going to be so I ended up doing a rather odd thing at the time, for me that is, by ignoring the view finder and simply using the LCD on the back of the camera. The odd part is that I can't see a thing without my glasses!
I find looking at light with blurred eyes can sometimes help to compose a better image rather than seeing the sharp details corner to corner. Yes, I do wonder myself how my mind works!
This is a previously submitted image and yet another one where I gasped at the amount of saturation and contrast I had applied at the time! I think it goes to show that regardless of how good the capture is, you're only halfway round the track until you have found a way to process an image. In some cases we can end up going backwards past the starting blocks if we're not careful!
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A lone fisherman drops anchor over some underwater structure in search of walleye before the sun has had a chance to burn away any of the early morning fog.
He's just a small one but they are still fun to catch. My 12 year old really enjoyed catching his first walleye!
Turbo Tubing Trips...
Paris to Brant Park... a 13km paddle that is very lazy river, but long (5 hrs)!
The Grand River watershed includes swift coldwater trout streams, serene pastoral stretches filled with smallmouth, pike and walleye, and big river fishing for anything from rainbow trout to crappies. In fact, over half of the fish species in Canada are in the Grand River watershed. 9821
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It was a Walleye day! Almost every fish being pulled out of the water was a Walleye...Best seen large. After getting this to the computer, I noticed the eye of the fish peeping out of the claws..
The annual Walleye run brings hundreds and thousands to the streams of North West, Ohio. Walleye is a sport fish that comes upstream to spawn in the early Spring, enticing the pent up after a long Winter sport fishermen out into the cold water.
I've seen the movie last weekend with my family. Even I cherished no great expectations at first THIS character hit's it: Best sidekick in Disney movies for a long time... :) So I liked to make him out of the bricks... And yesss, he's stable, no tricks at all... ;) Enjoy!
Thanks to our friends Denny & Lana, we had an excellent fish (walleye) dinner recently! Denny is an expert Lake Erie fisherman.
Walleye (Released)
Note: white spot on the base of the tail, unspotted and cloudy spiny dorsal, yellowish-tint to body coloration to separate this species from the very similar Sauger.
Size: 15"
Family: Perches
Delaware River
Monroe County, PA
2016/11/25
Chat blanc aux yeux vairons
L'hétérochromie est une différence de couleur entre l'iris des deux yeux (heterochromia iridis) ou entre des parties d'un même iris (heterochromia iridum).
Elle a souvent une origine génétique (tel le syndrome de Waardenburg) mais peut résulter de diverses pathologies dont des tumeurs ou blessures à l'œil.
La couleur de l'iris étant majoritairement due à la concentration en mélanine à l'endroit considéré, tout facteur modifiant cette concentration engendre une hétérochromie (ce facteur étant localisé en un secteur pour heterochromia iridum et propre à chaque œil pour heterochromia iridis).
Dans le langage courant, on dit que des yeux hétérochromes sont « vairons » (par analogie avec la fourrure du vair). On utilise parfois le terme « pers » dans le même sens, alors qu’il désigne proprement une couleur proche du bleu. On dit aussi « vairons » les yeux dont l’iris est cerclé de blanc. Enfin, les différences de couleur à l'intérieur du même œil, si les contours en sont bien marqués, sont désignées par le terme de « dragon. »
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for the flick bar compo "eyes"
I took a picture of my wife's eye but thought it was a wee bit boring so I started sliding ,when I saw these two together I went wow.
The fish is walleye, kindly provided by our friends Denny & Lana. The meal was expertly prepared by Ron. Everything was delicious.
Tim's big catch. On the Ottawa River at the Rideau Locks in the shadow of the Parliament Buildings. Tim said that is is a Walleye. He released it back into the river after the photos were taken.
Originally crafted as a motorized float for the Orleans Parade of Lights, Wally, the 22-foot ice fishing hut shaped like a fish now sits on the ice of the Ottawa River at Petrie Island.
* To see other pictures posted today of Wally, click here :http://www.flickr.com/photos/chizuka/with/12205505636/
To see more ice fishing pictures, visit my set at www.flickr.com/photos/chizuka/sets/72157629114842842/.
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10 lb. walleye. I caught this big walleye on 8 lb test line. My buddy took a quick pic and released it nice and healthly.
I cut out and glued the fish print to clean white paper. Too many smudges around the fish with the original background. I am new at this.
This egg custard (our dessert for the walleye supper) is one of Ron's specialties. Everything was delicious.
This is a small bay on Big Elbow lake in Minnesota. To the left are a ton of cool yellow water lillies. To the right the early morning sun is burning through the fog. Directly below is a very sneaky walleye.
Looks better viewed on black
Pan-fried walleye, tossed salad and buttered sweet corn. The delicious fish was supplied by our dear friends, Lana & Denny. Denny caught the walleye and he and Lana brought it to us on a recent visit. Ron prepared the dinner. We had a chocolate brownie and coffee ice cream for dessert.