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Photo of the Day - January 2019
- Thread starter Alexander.Of.Oz
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Stairwell
I can follow a recipe and make it presentable.
Another building, this one is used for storing smaller agricultural equipment in, just next to the one in the middle of the wine growing country that I have been sharing some images of lately.
Thank you! I’d never have got that!
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Very brave. I always stay behind the lens! And a Nikon camera is never the wrong camera! Looking forward to seeing how creative you get with the diptych theme.
Still a few roses blooming back in November.....
What an awesome shot!
This was from my last hiking session by the Lake Windermere.
Mate trust me, the only way she is saying she wants a new pair is if they come out in a colour she hasnt bloody got yet! I hate them!
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Nope -- I don't even use a kettle except once in a very blue moon!. This IS a utilitarian item, though......
WHAT?!?!? that's not right! Our kettle is used so often it only gets cold at night!
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Never the correct camera either....
Nothing fancy here - just two of my friends visiting Austin, TX.
Took advantage of the potential for a nice sunrise in a promised break from the steady grey skies of late. Last post was from Scotland (New Lanark on the Clyde), this one is from Snowdonia (Llyn Padarn). This tree has been done to death but was my first visit. Getting there for sunrise in the winter is not too onerous so thought I'd give it a try. Boring sky (no cloud drama) made for a bit of a boring scene but done it now and got the t-shirt. Shared the 10-foot wide viewing spot with 6 other photographers... As it happens, the day-trip to Snowdonia has yielded what is likely to be my favourite shot of 2019 already (not this one). Comments always appreciated.
That Tree by another scotsman, on Flickr
That Tree by another scotsman, on Flickr
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I’m sure they’ll have some new colours soon!Mate trust me, the only way she is saying she wants a new pair is if they come out in a colour she hasnt bloody got yet! I hate them!
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WHAT?!?!? that's not right! Our kettle is used so often it only gets cold at night!
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Never the correct camera either....
Of course the little ones could start collecting them as well!
The correct camera is the one you own. Not the one you are lusting after!
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Beautiful. Don’t worry if others have done it before. It’s still photo worthy.Took advantage of the potential for a nice sunrise in a promised break from the steady grey skies of late. Last post was from Scotland (New Lanark on the Clyde), this one is from Snowdonia (Llyn Padarn). This tree has been done to death but was my first visit. Getting there for sunrise in the winter is not too onerous so thought I'd give it a try. Boring sky (no cloud drama) made for a bit of a boring scene but done it now and got the t-shirt. Shared the 10-foot wide viewing spot with 6 other photographers... As it happens, the day-trip to Snowdonia has yielded what is likely to be my favourite shot of 2019 already (not this one). Comments always appreciated.
That Tree by another scotsman, on Flickr
For some reason today the geese have all been very active, flapping and displaying, plunging in-and-out of the water, etc., and I'm not sure if this is preliminary mating behavior or something else, but it is fun to watch!
Thanks! After seeing them so active over and over, throughout the day I finally grabbed the camera and went out on the deck and was happy to be able to get some shots while they were still flapping around. Also got one of BIF as a few of them decided to go elsewhere, but the background wasn't good in that shot. Overcast and cloudy here so lighting wasn't great but at least I didn't have harsh contrasts of shadow and light with which to deal. After I get through with some other stuff I'm going to look up mating behavior of Canada geese and see if that is indeed what is going on.
A number of years ago I was picking some Brussel Sprouts when I came across this guy
Some good has to come from picking Brussels sprouts....
Brussel sprouts are lovely! Shred them up in a multi chef, then fry some bacon, add the sprouts, add a good glug of worcestershire sauce and season to taste. Then cook it until the sprouts are soft... Marvellous...