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Photo of the Day: April 2014
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A bit of a different look for today:
D7000 • Tokina 50-135mm f/2.8 @ 50mm • 1/250 @ f/5.6 • 1 Speedlight
D7000 • Tokina 50-135mm f/2.8 @ 50mm • 1/250 @ f/5.6 • 1 Speedlight
This is a view of Stone Mountain I've never seen before until last weekend. I stayed in the midtown W hotel. I woke up just at the right time. I looked out the window and saw this early sunrise looking out toward the mountain.
Mount Doom?
What a perfect timing in waking up. A little luck sure helps sometimes to get a great shot.
Cormorant Building Nest
Practicing with my beloved old Nikkor 500 mm F4/P. Still a long way to go but I'm determined to nail BIF with a manual focus lens. You've got to have a dream, right?
We have a very large Double-crested Cormorant nesting community here in Denver near the zoo (~200-300 pairs). They're fun to watch this time of year.
Practicing with my beloved old Nikkor 500 mm F4/P. Still a long way to go but I'm determined to nail BIF with a manual focus lens. You've got to have a dream, right?
We have a very large Double-crested Cormorant nesting community here in Denver near the zoo (~200-300 pairs). They're fun to watch this time of year.
I meant to put this one up on Friday for the release of Captain America: The Winter Soldier, but I forgot. So I give you a photo of "Iron America" (costume by IBOT- Iron Brothers of Topeka)
Love this. I love a big cat, but a white tiger is one of my favourites. Great capture. Your really taking advantage of your zoo access!
Ohhhh, baby!
"My arms aren't long enough to give you a bear hug (such a big body), but you are so cushy that I can't help but to take a nap on top of you."
One to impress you guys over the pond today. A bunch of Civil War re-enactment enthusiasts over in the UK. Who'd have thought it. They certainly draft them in young don't they?
The bit that was frustrating was they were not actually firing their muskets, so no smoke etc! Anyway made for something different. For those of you in the UK, it was at Avoncroft Museum.
The bit that was frustrating was they were not actually firing their muskets, so no smoke etc! Anyway made for something different. For those of you in the UK, it was at Avoncroft Museum.
At the WW2 Memorial in Washington.....
M9 , 28/3.5 CV , F8 @ 1.5 sec. , ISO 200
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For your entertainment , Google John Clem and Avery Brown
M9 , 28/3.5 CV , F8 @ 1.5 sec. , ISO 200
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For your entertainment , Google John Clem and Avery Brown