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Photo Of The Day January 2020
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Thanks @Apple fanboy I know what you mean. OTOH the fact that it leads to nowhere gives it a sense of isolation or pointlessness. I have a couple of other angles but the rocks were pretty steep so limited access - I’ll post some others. Lucky enough to get this in Explore.I think it’s a cat!
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I think if possible a slightly different composition might work better. The fence sort of leads you nowhere. Maybe a step to the right and a different angle might have been better. Of course feel free to ignore!
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Nice atmospheric feel to this one.
SpaceX Launch last night seen from my home, 45 miles away.
Totally different from day launch where have contrail across the sky. Also, boosters must re-fire just before landing as never saw a red dot - even for navigation - parachuting back to soft landing for re-use.
Totally different from day launch where have contrail across the sky. Also, boosters must re-fire just before landing as never saw a red dot - even for navigation - parachuting back to soft landing for re-use.
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one more pic from Monterey Bay, heading out for Germany followed by a few days in London tomorrow...
Early dismissal day here. Although this is about the extent of the snow.
Sunset Moonset
Waxing crescent Moon just after sunset on the shores of Killantringan beach, SW Scotland on 31st December 2019.
Shot info: Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 lens using Kase Filters 0.9 Medium Graduated Filter.
2s / f8 / ISO 160
Waxing crescent Moon just after sunset on the shores of Killantringan beach, SW Scotland on 31st December 2019.
Shot info: Fuji X-T3 with XF 16-55mm f2.8 lens using Kase Filters 0.9 Medium Graduated Filter.
2s / f8 / ISO 160
Daytime moon. Handheld with the O75-300ii. Can't seem to keep the site from killing the sky.
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Anhinga and a turtle across the canal.
2020-01-05-BarrLake#4JPEG sRGB 1600px for web by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Practicing photographing moving objects, all while protecting my child's identity.
Yes, they come into the spring where the water is 78F (25C) year round. While the food is in the river, they need the warmth. Wasn't that cold out and over 150 in the spring run was a happy surprise. Will have several photos over the next few days.
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After the white stuff, I felt the need for a reminder of the color we'll see most in the spring:
