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Kamera Canon EOS 5D Mark III
Belichtung 0,005 sec (1/200)
Blende f/16.0
Brennweite 180 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 400
Copyright © Phil Dodd 2020, All Rights Reserved. " One from last years Bluebell display taken at Sandwell Valley. Thanks for looking, stay safe & well everyone. 😎
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I've heard the name of this restaurant pronounced multiple ways, but one is "Duck Key". I had two kids books about ducks, so...
Bagged together & wild released in front of Duk Kee:
» John Philip Duck by Patricia Polacco
» Little Quack by Lauren Thompson
FlickrFriday theme 474: together (April 1, 2022)
Film.
Glacier National Park. Shot on Kodak ProImage 100 color negative film, using a Canon A-1 film camera.
Found these wild boar humbugs still in their bracken nest. Amazing marking helping them blend into the forest floor. Forest of dean
I couldn't resist taking a photo of this wild rose at the Far Ings nature reserve on the south bank of the River Humber, UK.
Just as nature intended without any human intervention !! Such delicate beauty.
Although the weather didn't really cooperate during the days while on vacation, we had a few crystal clear evenings that were perfect for shooting the stars. After taking some shots of the Milky Way and of the Big Dipper, I took a walk to a neighbouring camp's boat launch that overlooked Wakomata Lake. Most surprising was the bizarre results after a 30 second exposure. To the naked eye, the horizon was definitely brighter, but the camera picked up some crazy colours that I'm not exactly sure what caused them. My first thought was city lights, since Chapleau is in the general direction, but Chapleu is pretty far away. Whatever it is, I think it looks pretty wild and resulted in something totally unexpected.
Nikon D7000
Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f/2.8
Manfrotto Tripod
The yard looks pretty ragged now because of all the potential wild flowers. We don't want to weed them out when they might produce some neat flowers like these. So we leave them all and see what happens.
white wild flower / Soft macro -
Please view this Soft white Flower macro image on black BackGround- thanks
Xingu River flowing through a Kayapó reserve, Capoto-Jarina Indigenous Land, northern Mato Grosso, Brazil.
It was quite blowy and chilly yesterday, but that doesn't put off wild swimmers!
Bosham Quay, West Sussex
6th April 2022
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These two young California Condors were both born in the wild and have so far not been trapped and marked.
Not the normal wild garlic ('Randsoms') seen growing near/in woodlands around the UK.. but the lesser know variety.. 'Three Cornered Garlic'.. 'Allium triquetrum'.. seen along the grass verge.. View On Black
Allium triquetrum (also known as three-cornered leek, angled onion, onion weed, three-cornered garlic, and triangular stalked garlic)
Have a happy.. blessed Sunday..