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Photo of the Day December 2022
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Hope you get your full vision back soon!
This is gorgeous. Reminds me of a Relient K album cover… Forget and not Slow Down I believe.From our trip to Bodiam Castle in Sussex (2019)...
Nikon Z 50, Tamron 16-300mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
I love the moon. Just photographed in Europe, good that we all get to see the moon. My Panasonic GM1 with telephoto lens was happy too. In the end Affinity Photo helped a bit.
G9 , 14-140@73 , f5.6@1/1600 , ISO 200
Well. More than likely no. His mother was a stumpy little black feral cat that we made friends with. When she first came around you would see a couple of others with her. One of the bunch was a big, rough and tough, through the wars grey male. Pretty sure he was the father. Well, after taking in Beebs she rewarded us with a litter of 4. Two females, all black, and two males, a black and a grey (Good Boy Royce). He has relatively short hair that is uniformly grey but if you look closely you can see some faint rings of black on his tail. He's probably got a lot of "this & that" in him but he'll always be Good Boy Royce.
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Model: NIKON D7000
White Balance: Manual white balance
Lens Model: AF-S DX Nikkor 35mm f/1.8G
Photographic Sensitivity (ISO): 2500
Exposure Time: 1/4000
FNumber: 1,8
Focal Length: 35
Light Source: Cloudy weather
One more from December 2017...
Panasonic DMC-G5, 19mm, 1/60 @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic DMC-G5, 19mm, 1/60 @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Pelican (meh) soaring over the blue Gulf of Mexico (nice) at Marco Island, Dec 8 22 iPhone mini12-blue
Absolutely not!!!!! I was on solid ground with my camera and a beer!
Don’t worry, he’s not dead.
He’s enjoying a nice scritch.
My conure was like any parrot species: loving and affectionate with some people, quite dangerous to others. I was fortunately one of the former as was my daughter. My wife…not so much.
One of our bonding things was for me to very gently rub his newly-grown feathers between my thumb and forefinger to release them from their brittle sheaths. It’s something that would happen anyway, but it’s uncomfortable for them to just wait it out. In the wild, a trusted flock mate would do it for them. That he let me do it was an indication of his trust in me.
He’s enjoying a nice scritch.
My conure was like any parrot species: loving and affectionate with some people, quite dangerous to others. I was fortunately one of the former as was my daughter. My wife…not so much.
One of our bonding things was for me to very gently rub his newly-grown feathers between my thumb and forefinger to release them from their brittle sheaths. It’s something that would happen anyway, but it’s uncomfortable for them to just wait it out. In the wild, a trusted flock mate would do it for them. That he let me do it was an indication of his trust in me.
Great shot of a cute guy. Many decades ago, I had a Nanday Conure.
Re-working some images from a couple of years ago - first major trip we took during the first year of the pandemic down to Crestone, Colorado.