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Photo of the Day August 2018
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You aren't getting many upvotes, but I like this image. I think it tells a story. I like the play of light and shadows. Granted I'm a pulmonologist, so I'm biased. But I like this. Strong work
Anand, Fuzztonez guitarist..... another year, another AsiaLIFE Radio Festival.
Fujifilm X20: ISO 1600, f2.8 @ 1/550 sec
Fujifilm X20: ISO 1600, f2.8 @ 1/550 sec
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In my neighborhood some of the trees drop these.....things. I call 'em "ankle-breakers," as they are treacherous underfoot, rolling easily, and if the unwary person steps on one, more than likely it will result in a crashing fall to the sidewalk and perhaps a broken bone or two. NOT nice, this things!
Thanks, Darmok!!!! So that's what the little buggers are officially called.... The name is prettier than the actual things, not to mention what they can do to the unwary!
They get nice fall color and have a generally nice shape, but yeah, the “gum balls” ultimately leave people hating them. The green ones make great childhood ammunition.
You aren't getting many upvotes, but I like this image. I think it tells a story. I like the play of light and shadows. Granted I'm a pulmonologist, so I'm biased. But I like this. Strong work
Thank you. I’ve just started to try to carry my camera with me in my bag regularly. This is the first time he has had this treatment but I liked the lighting and the story. He’s on an inhaler for the next few days and hopefully this is just a one off viral infection.
Cuban sunrise ... tough exposure ...
Hope he's okay. It is a good image. I'm surprised he let you take it though!
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Lovely. I like the contrast of the flowers and the sky.
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Beautiful lighting.
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Looks like something from an alien movie.
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Strange looking birds. I've never really thought about them in trees as I've only ever seen them on the ground.Two Ibis in a tree...
Not been around for a bit - travelling for work so haven't had much time for photography. Here's some US wildlife - a red-breasted hawk I believe.
Comments always appreciated.
Red breasted hawk by another scotsman, on Flickr
Comments always appreciated.
Red breasted hawk by another scotsman, on Flickr
Are you ****ing kidding me?
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Give them some nuts and they will not run away anymore.
I know in many parks, even the National parks, so many people feed the wildlife that they don’t run away, they run to you. Give an elk a Pringle and they’ll follow you anywhere! The ground squirrels in Glacier National Park will actually crawl up your clothes. Never did get that close to a marmot, though.
Zinnia time. 6s, ProCam, HDR merge in Affinity.
5 images panorama. One of several times I wished I brought a tripod.
Taivaskero in Pallas Yllas Tunturi NP. On this mountain the olympic flame was lit using sunlight for the Helsinki olympics of 1952
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OMG, my OCD tendencies were screaming "don't look, don't look!"Wall of Mirrors by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Wonderful shot!
I highly recommend visiting the Utah website, I got my hands on a very nice map. Let me know if you want me to email it to you.
Here is the link.
https://www.visitutah.com/
Thanks ..... Been lurking on Utah's website for a while trying to get some loose ends together . I've got the maps and stuff the NPS gives out at Arches and Canyonlands , plus a real live fold out road map I picked up at Barnes and Noble before we went out last time . And Mapquest printouts from SLC to Moab and Bryce back to SLC . Plus now I can take the road less travelled between Moab and Bryce and get lost with confidence. Hope to get in some night sky photography at Canyonlands/Dead Horse Point , maybe try some low light illumination at Arches . Had to make one change of plans; I'd hoped to rent a jeep and drive the Shafer Trail . Looked pretty benign from the viewpoint last time . This