Singin' the blues on the South Bank of the River Thames, London.
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Photo of the Day - August 2022
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nikon f100 + portra 400 | this was my self portrait image for last week. I'm kind of hidden, but still technically in there. SPs while traveling are tricky and usually reflection based. shooting only film added to the challenge.
I didn't stack the stones. I did take the photo though 
A pleasant walk along by the Thames Estuary at Grain this morning...
Nikon D7200, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/320 @ f/8, ISO 100
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon D7200, Tamron 18-400mm, 18mm, 1/320 @ f/8, ISO 100
Cheers
Hugh
Flowers on a bridge above the river.
Fuji Xp90 camera.
Fuji Xp90 camera.
Little mother bird watching over her nest down in the pipe.
.... they posed for me on a walkabout early this morning (in a front garden, at local Rec Centre).
At sea early one morning just before sunrise... on our Alaska cruise.
Nikon D7000
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-105mm ƒ3.5-5.6G ED
ISO 160, 51mm, ev 0, f4.2, 1/8s
Nikon D7000
AF-S DX VR Zoom-Nikkor 18-105mm ƒ3.5-5.6G ED
ISO 160, 51mm, ev 0, f4.2, 1/8s
Absolutely worth it... the scenic value of the cruise is off the charts... and be sure to do the excursions... prices range from cheap to moderately expensive (depending on your accommodations)... we've done it twice - both were 7 day cruises. The first was from Vancouver to Hubbard Glacier (just north of Glacier Bay) and back. The second was from Seattle to Anchorage (one way) and then flew home. Next time, I want to go to Denali - it's a package from Anchorage - and then cruise back down from Anchorage to Seattle or Vancouver. They were two of the best vacations we've taken, and we've been through Ireland, Central Europe, Ethiopia and Guatemala.
Diptych: Sandwich approach
Sony A6400 ISO 200-F/6.3 1/2500
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We went to Leonard's in Hawaii, which is famous for their malasadas. We sat outside to eat them and a bird plucked one right out of my husband's hand while he was eating it! We promptly moved to the car to finish eating.
Yes, it was chaos afterward. I had two more photos of the seagull checking from the roof but I didn't want to put too many shots but it was very funny...I guess being the photographer and not the girl with the sandwich.
