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Photo Of The Day - February 2021
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The benefit of working from home. More birds!
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Gopher tortoise next to its den.
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Winter wonderland
iPhone 12P post-processed to remove that pesky blue hue
iPhone 12P post-processed to remove that pesky blue hue
It hit -34°C last night. Guess there is no denying that it's winter. From December, 2006 an 'early' morning image of the mouth of Lyon Creek.
You must have the patience of a saint to sit long enough to capture that, you deserve your headlines, it truly is a great capture.Thank you, I got a great sequence from the Fox first running, to him backing off with the mouthful of feathers ... it made several editions of the UK national press
Daily Mail
Incidentally, did you get paid by the press? It would be great to get paid but I would be equally happy just with seeing my pictures in a national publication.
Not the sort of bone-freezing temperatures that @OldMacs4Me is enduring but refreshingly chilly with a bit of sun for a change.
Frozen pond by another scotsman, on Flickr
Frozen pond by another scotsman, on Flickr
Last one from the current eruption of snow...
Nikon Z 50, Lensbaby Composer with +4 macro
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon Z 50, Lensbaby Composer with +4 macro
Cheers
Hugh
Spending time waiting for and watching wildlife is a joy for me, I've missed it terribly during extended lockdown.
There was a payout of £xxxx which I was very happy about.
Parts of the series appeared in The Times, The Daily Mail, The Telegraph & The Mirror (UK) but the photos eventually appeared in various online sites worldwide, (which I didn't get paid for!).
I think you could enter that one in the BBC Countryfile calendar
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Happy // Fuji X-Pro 3 // 35mm f/2 // @greyghostphoto
A rare visitor to the UK, a Stork spends some time on the chimney of the original home of Sir Peter Scott at WWT Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, UK.
Stork Visitor by Roger, on Flickr
A Bit of Information about this Stork.
Stork Visitor by Roger, on Flickr
A Bit of Information about this Stork.
Another from the archives; Paris, June 2005.
A rare visitor? That's a pity. Numbers are rising in the NL. They used to be a rare sight too. Nowadays it is not uncommon to see a group(flock, herd etc) roaming a field hunting for mice, frogs. A great sight.A rare visitor to the UK, a Stork spends some time on the chimney of the original home of Sir Peter Scott at WWT Slimbridge, Gloucestershire, UK.
Stork Visitor by Roger, on Flickr
A Bit of Information about this Stork.