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Photo of the day - April 2021
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Canon EOS R5 - Canon EF/RF RF/EF 
adapter - Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM - @f/4
adapter - Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 L IS USM - @f/4
Lovely. What's the name of that plant. Beautiful leave(s)
I’m told it’s called a ‘Mother of Thousands’. Kalanchoe. It’s a succulent. It has its new growth along the edge of the leaves.
To get started the week-end, yesterday near fireplace because in April windy and cloudy BOUH !
Make my iPhone 6
Make my iPhone 6
Another from Northern Ireland from a few years ago.
I know you are an hour ahead of me, but a bit too early for white wine before midday - even on 'le weekend'
Hoping the marching band clouds don't spoil my holiday on the Antrim coast this coming August ..
"Open the box!"
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/71.
Camera on iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25 mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/71.
Double post. Installing AdGuard update requires restart of Safari and it looked like the first post didn't happen.
From a 2010 hike, near old Lille, AB townsite
Nikon D5200, 'new' 2006 vintage Sigma 50-150mm, 1/1600 @ f/2.8, straight out of camera
Cheers
Hugh
Still waiting for my azaleas to open up and bloom fully! The colder weather we've had the past several days has slowed down their progress. In the meantime, just fooling around here, the other day I noticed something interesting and picked up the iPhone for a quick shot, then played with it a little in editing......
Cumberland Island
Our farm house in NY was built in 1843, the farmers did the same thing, drove their old trucks out back and left them. By the time we lived there, they were over grown and barely visible.
Our farm house in NY was built in 1843, the farmers did the same thing, drove their old trucks out back and left them. By the time we lived there, they were over grown and barely visible.