Not sure this makes me a wildlife photographer though. Friday. iPhone 12P
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Photo Of The Day - January 2021
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Oyster Point-201011-37.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
They want to know....“What are you looking at?”
Rainbow to you all. Hope everything be fine.
@Andy Ward is this an original photo taken by you?
The EXIF shows it as a screenshot, and I have found the same photo on line - Wallpaper Cave
Cheers
Hugh
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Life clings on ... or Life, Jim, but not as we know it
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wintermood
x100t f/5.6 1/480 800 - camera custom profile. cold and dormant botanical gardens in January
x100t f/5.6 1/480 800 - camera custom profile. cold and dormant botanical gardens in January
Oh my! May I ask what kind of fish it is and are those teeth?
Love all the bird shots! I once rented a Canon 100-400mm lens and spent the week stalking all the birds in my yard/woods trying to get something halfway presentable. LOL
Misty and Cold
Another 2004 leftover from my first Olympus 3.2MP camera.
We are back to our usual rain. Snow and frost gone for a while now. This one is from 2016 when I got stuck in NYC during storm Jonas. It was really great .
Phone box on 6th Avenue by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Phone box on 6th Avenue by another scotsman, on Flickr
Meet Mr. Handsome! He was such a tiny little ball of fur and now a year later he’s the size of a small dog with a big attitude!!!
I give up@Andy Ward is this an original photo taken by you?
The EXIF shows it as a screenshot, and I have found the same photo on line - Wallpaper Cave
Cheers
Hugh
I’m eagerly awaiting a PL100-400 today. I shoot M43, so it’s the FF eq of 200-800mm. All my bird shots are currently taken with the Olympus 75-300ii—a very affordable and lightweight lens, though it takes some work on technique to get the best out of it because it is so light.
Yesterday afternoon I went out on the deck to get some fresh air and to see if the Hooded Mergansers were doing anything interesting.... Suddenly something went zipping past, too small and moving too quickly to be Alfred, flying over their heads, and I watched as the bird landed on the chains between the posts on our pier. I immediately raised the camera to my eye, zoomed in and realized that, hey, this is the elusive Belted Kingfisher that I'd been lucky enough to shoot once last summer! I started firing away at her, hoping she'd turn around to face me, but no such luck. I was just thrilled and surprised to have been able to see her again now, especially in the cold weather. I guess they don't migrate to warmer climates in the winter.
I'm really amazed and pleased at having been able to shoot this elusive little gal twice now -- Kingfishers are notably speedy, skittish and private, not often pausing out in the open, preferring to do their thing quickly and then sheltering within bushes, weeds or other areas where it is hard for anyone to see them or photograph them.
I'm really amazed and pleased at having been able to shoot this elusive little gal twice now -- Kingfishers are notably speedy, skittish and private, not often pausing out in the open, preferring to do their thing quickly and then sheltering within bushes, weeds or other areas where it is hard for anyone to see them or photograph them.
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Curious piglet at Loch Tay last October. iPhone XR
yeah, that photo is all over the internet, going back to at least 2013. Can't find any official attribution for it.I give up
Good catch Hugh. I see he cropped most of the secondary rainbow to hide the pixel count. Certainly zero camera info in the EXIF. I guess as Pete Seeger's dad put it; 'Plagiarism is basic to all societies.'@Andy Ward is this an original photo taken by you?
The EXIF shows it as a screenshot, and I have found the same photo on line - Wallpaper Cave
Cheers
Hugh
My like has been withdrawn, until he posts the unenhanced EXIF present version without the crop.