Lovely. It looks like something from the Hubble Space Telescope ?
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Photo Of The Day - January 2021
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Archive: A tree next to the river at Ochlockonee River State Park, FL (circa Jun 2008). The wife and I were invite to a friends wedding in Destin, FL, so we decided to stop by a couple of state parks on the way there (at the time my wife was finishing her graduate degree at UF in Gainesville):
Shot on a Canon PowerShot SD1100. Resized and export in Luminar 4.
Shot on a Canon PowerShot SD1100. Resized and export in Luminar 4.
Looks as though the grownups have taken the bait as I haven't seen them for 2 days; however there are still 4 or 5 babies running around hungry...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
Looks as though the grownups have taken the bait as I haven't seen them for 2 days; however there are still 4 or 5 babies running around hungry...
Cheers
Hugh
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Moon Phases by another scotsman, on Flickr
Tesla Park. [Completely powered by solar.]
Pillar Point-210123-1.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Been mainly revisiting the archives. Again from October, 2004 and the original 3.2MP Olympus camera. Neither the camera or the photographer for wild life images. Regardless of all that, here it is:
A Ptarmigan in deep shadows in Larch Valley, above Morraine Lake, Banff National Park, AB
A Ptarmigan in deep shadows in Larch Valley, above Morraine Lake, Banff National Park, AB
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fujifilm x100t f/2.5 1/1250 400. in camera custom profile Ektachrome 100SW. a walk over the train tracks.
fujifilm x100t f/2.5 1/1250 400. in camera custom profile Ektachrome 100SW. a walk over the train tracks.
MacBook Pro edge, with your aluminium cooling trivets and an orange mouse mat?
Damn, I was going to say that.
Ok, without the mouse mat.
Typing this on a similar machine.
Years ago we had some beautiful gardens at our Cobblestone house in NY. Here is one of the nicer Iris, archive photo taken with my Olympus SLR. I just noticed a blurred spot in the bottom left, either lens flare or something on the lens, didn't notice at the time, oh well.