Same as @Apple fanboy said, but click on the curly arrow that is on the bottom right by your photo.
Sorry to correct you AFB.
Cheers
Hugh
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Sorry to correct you AFB.
Cheers
Hugh
Going from memory mate, I've not had too many to post of lateSame as @Apple fanboy said, but click on the curly arrow that is on the bottom right by your photo.
Sorry to correct you AFB.
Cheers
Hugh
But yes you're right.
I went to college in Alberta, and went out there a lot for camping and hiking. Still one of my favorite places that I've been.
Looking down onto the valley floor from atop Cedar Mesa.
Rte. 261, Valley of the Gods, just north of Mexican Hat, Utah
Rte. 261, Valley of the Gods, just north of Mexican Hat, Utah
Sunset ParadiseAnother non-competition macro. Comments always appreciated.
Singer detail by another scotsman, on Flickr
Singer detail by another scotsman, on Flickr
Another angle for that same Osprey. I don't think he was really all that bothered by me.
Some snowy scenes from last week in West Lothian, Scotland.
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A metaphor for the present day world?the christmas spirit
Shiny winter day
Taken from here I believe.
49°17'28.7"N 123°07'24.2"W
Making a note for my self to explore that park.
I'd love to see this image, but for some reason it's not appearing in your Flickr feed and therefore it's not appearing here.
Who says you can't get shallow DOF from a 1" type sensor?
Drinks by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Drinks by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
An old anvil at the Heritage Village Blacksmith.
