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Photo Of The Day - April 2018
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"When does a joke become a dad joke?"
"When it becomes apparent"
Hers's mine.
_DSC6832 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrHe was a good little fella. Sat there for ages whilst I snapped away. Even let me set up my tripod!
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Please hand your membership in at the door.....
Hers's mine.
He was a good little fella. Sat there for ages whilst I snapped away. Even let me set up my tripod!
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Please hand your membership in at the door.....
Lovely.
Thank you kindly. The closer I got, the bigger the shadow my set up was casting. However my macro lighting was at home.
So I just had to blow the highlights to try and compensate.
I'll post a wider one tomorrow.
The winding tower of Zeche* Zollverein.
(* German for coal mine.)
(* German for coal mine.)
Mt. Etna seen from Taormina, Sicily at sunset
Beautiful as always
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Lovely sky colours.
The old Willunga Courthouse. I don't even mind that it was mostly in the shade of trees at the time I was there.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Bulb Mode, Formatt-Hitech 16 Stop Firecrest ND
ISO 100, 26mm, f/8, 4.5 Minutes
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For some reason they removed the old cast iron tank from the top, but left those rings in place to show its size.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Bulb Mode, Formatt-Hitech 16 Stop Firecrest ND
ISO 100, 26mm, f/8, 4.5 Minutes
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I think the area was settled by Welsh immigrants, and they are pretty short people!
For some reason they removed the old cast iron tank from the top, but left those rings in place to show its size.
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Nice. Must fit some slow shots into my near future.The old Willunga Courthouse. I don't even mind the it was mostly in the shade of trees at the time I was there.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Bulb Mode, Formatt-Hitech 16 Stop Firecrest ND
ISO 100, 26mm, f/8, 4.5 Minutes
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I think the area was settled by Welsh immigrants, and they are pretty short people!
For some reason they removed the old cast iron tank from the top, but left those rings in place to show its size.
Thanks, I look forward to seeing what you see through slow imagery! Get out there! (I know, easier said than done)
Hers's mine.
He was a good little fella. Sat there for ages whilst I snapped away. Even let me set up my tripod!
Nice capture.
Good lad. Thx for watching the fort while I am on tour...
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Stunning! Beautiful image
Beautiful photo.
Nauset Beach Lighthouse and the keeper's house. This lighthouse was originally all white, but in the 1940s the top section was painted red, giving its iconic appearance.. This lighthouse replaced the Three Sisters Lighthouses. A fun tidbit...if you have ever seen a bag of Cape Cod Potato Chips, this is the lighthouse that is used on the bags of chips.
Thank you very muchBeautiful photo.
Nauset Beach Lighthouse and the keeper's house. This lighthouse was originally all white, but in the 1940s the top section was painted red, giving its iconic appearance.. This lighthouse replaced the Three Sisters Lighthouses. A fun tidbit...if you have ever seen a bag of Cape Cod Potato Chips, this is the lighthouse that is used on the bags of chips.
I love photos of lighthouses by the way...
Cheers
Hugh
A nice sunny and warm day, top down, an uncrowded scenic road, and to be behind the wheel of a car like this with your partner. One day, one day.
P1040312 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
P1040312 by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Another hard day at work?
I never realised you were that tall?
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Thanks.
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Putting that IR camera to good use. Nicely done.
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I like lighthouses too. But there aren't too many near me being 100 miles from the sea.Beautiful photo.
Nauset Beach Lighthouse and the keeper's house. This lighthouse was originally all white, but in the 1940s the top section was painted red, giving its iconic appearance.. This lighthouse replaced the Three Sisters Lighthouses. A fun tidbit...if you have ever seen a bag of Cape Cod Potato Chips, this is the lighthouse that is used on the bags of chips.
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Lottery win maybe? Nice to see the interior. Very good condition.A nice sunny and warm day, top down, an uncrowded scenic road, and to be behind the wheel of a car like this with your partner. One day, one day.
Careful as he might tell you to wind your neck in (that expression might not translate!).
Thank you very much
I love photos of lighthouses by the way...
Cheers
Hugh
I'm happy you like the lighthouses. When my husband and I go on vacation to Cape Cod, I try to plan a visit to at least 1 lighthouse. Of course, weather plays a big roll, too. Cape Cod is about 2-2.5 hour drive from where I live, plus the drive to find the lighthouses. Some of the lighthouses are privately owned so its tough to get a photo, or you have to take a boat to get to it. There is one I do want to visit this year, however, from where we stay on the Cape to get to this lighthouse it's another 1-2 hour drive to get to. So we shall see if that journey happens.
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