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When you fly to Portland, Oregon from the east coast, make sure you sit on the left side of the airplane facing front. This is the reward.
The first time I flew out, I was on the wrong side of the plane. But the airline attendant was so excited, she practically hyperventilated. It is a gorgeous sight!
When I arrived at Monrepos on Saturday the bird feeder in the area where the squirrels live was empty. That wasn't really surprising as it was early in the morning and I was probably the first visitor of the day. When I put some birdseed and nuts in the feeder the birds who had watched me from safe spots in the trees immediately came down to have breakfast. After a while the news spread among the squirrels too and several of them showed up to enjoy my gift.
I took so many squirrel photos last Saturday, several more will follow. As the squirrels are utterly cute I hope they won't be too boring.
The low hills in the background lie on the San Andreas Fault. Behind them is the Temblor Range.
This was taken just south of the large patch of blue phacelia towards the south end of Carrizo Plain National Monument, a little over a week ago.
I still dream of Orgonon.
I wake up crying.
You're making rain,
And you're just in reach,
When you and sleep escape me.
--Kate Bush
A rescue elephant, takes a dip at the Wildlfe Friends Foundation. No hooks , no chains , no rides just kindness and a safe environment to roam.
Natural light portrait
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Md: Olga
Ph & retouch: mine
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Date: October 2, 2022
Camera: Sony a7 iii (ILCE7M3)
Lens: Sony 24mm f/1.4 GM
Exposure: 1/8000 at f/1.4, 24mm, ISO 200
. . . I love watching water move and listening to it! This is the Whitefish River about 20 miles SW of Munising. Michigan has so many great spots, but this is one of my favorites!
Have a great week Facebook and Flickr friends!
Also known as the Great Indian Desert or Marusthali (Land of the dead), the Thar Desert forms a natural boundary between India and Pakistan.
We reached the famous Sam Sand Dunes on camelback, in time to witness the striking beauty of the soft and soothing light at sunset, when the sand turns to gold and the shadows begin to reveal the intricate patterns left by the wind.
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I needed 6 photos to cover the whole frame with the tree, the setting sun and the plant in the lower right part, the cropped sensor of the 450d (or Rebel XSi for my american friends) turns the 24mm into almost 36 so..there's no wide view.
Manually stitched together in Photoshop with Tony Kuyper's luminosity masks for the final touches.
All photos were taken with a Manfrotto 055XPROB Tripod + 804RC2 head and for the 3 photos of the upper part of the frame i used a LEE 0,9GND
My cousin, has the backstage of this shot. Check his inspirational and beautiful photography here www.flickr.com/photos/eliosk/9761968791/!
Wish all of you a wonderful weekend!
When people stand under an old tree looking up then you just have to do the same don't you. This Grey Heron was the subject matter yesterday morning.
When my King and I are out hiking I often hide and let him find me.
You can see he has spotted me, and he always greet me with his best smile.
I never have to Say Cheese to this happy dude, what an awesome dog he is 🙏
Each time this female Rufous-sided Towhee showed up at the mealworm feeder, she'd cram as many as possible in her beak and then speed off. I suspect there are some hungry mouths eagerly waiting for mom to return from her grocery runs.
Unfortunately, each time this female Rufous-sided Towhee showed up at the mealworm feeder she mooned me! Not one profile the entire time I was watching. LOL!
yeah you guessed it I am bored today with not much to do except play with my err balls. but its nothing rude as you can see.
When the weather report completely lies to you and your overcast day is actually 99% clear skies...you improvise. A clear sky in mid-day is the bane of any photographer’s existence. My creative problem-solving at these kind of times is truly tested. All things considered, I’m pretty happy with how this image from Alabama Hills came out.
( When I grow up; 15 tags )
1- A photographer
2- A writer
3- A scientist
4- An adventurer
5- Famous
6- A director
7- Bilingual (sp, I don't know how to spell )
8- A teacher
9- A doctor
10- A super hero
11- Be a photographer for a band or something..
12- Travel
13- A bird
14- A cat
15- Happy
( I know the last few sucked but I couldn't think of anything )
The curse of being good at what you do is that everyone wants you to work on their project. The inherent problem, of course, being that until I figure out how to clone myself, I cannot allocate 150% of my time to help everyone out. I literally listened to the CEO and EVP duke it out this evening over whose project I was going to work on. Flattering... but also mildly pressuring. And by, "mildly," I mean, "very."
There's so many things
I didn't say
And even though
It may be too late
I want you to know
I still love you so
Every car I meet
Looks like your car
Every movie I see
You play the leading part
You're on my mind
Can't leave you behind
When I close my eyes
You're all I see
In the dark of night
You're in my dreams
Throughout the day
You're easy to find
You're always there
When I close my eyes