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Photo Of The Day - January 2022
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focus. breathe.
my mantra for this year
nikon z6ii + vintage fuji + extension tubes | iso 2500 | f/2.2 | 1/60
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Auckland, Feb 2009. They have a saying in the City of Sails: better a bad day on the water than a good day at the office:
Auckland Feb 2009 093 by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
Taken with an Olympus E-520 and 9-18 Four Thirds lens.
Auckland Feb 2009 093 by Jason Hindle, on FlickrTaken with an Olympus E-520 and 9-18 Four Thirds lens.
Heading down the trail... Bead Lake, WA (last summer):
Shot on a Nikon D3500. Resized and exported in Luminar 4.
Shot on a Nikon D3500. Resized and exported in Luminar 4.
My wife and dog coming back from a short walk in the middle of the snow. Northern Spain.
Shot on Canon PowerShot G16.
Shot on Canon PowerShot G16.
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Nice. I didn't realise the weather affecting the Med (e.g. Greece) had gotten that far West.
The 20 and 40mm pancake lenses are outstanding little lenses, and relatively cheap.
Woman waiting for crosswalk light
F/5 30.0mm 1/250s ISO-200 - dp2 Quattro
F/5 30.0mm 1/250s ISO-200 - dp2 Quattro
wishing I was in the sunnier climes of Gran Canaria
Storm Malik is currently crossing Scotland on its way to Denmark. Winds at Glasgow airport are reported as 38 gusting 55 mph.
edit to say I'm just been reading reports of the snow storms on the east coast USA, stay safe everyone
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With the cold weather, manatee retreat from the river to the year round 72 degree warmth of the spring feeding the river. Daily counts exceed 600 in the quarter mile spring run. Tonight is forecast to be our coldest of the season dipping below 32F (0C).
Far too windy to go skating yesterday, as in gusting to 100KPH. So another shot from Wednesday.
Fuji XP90 camera.
Fuji XP90 camera.
With Fujinon 35mm f2.0
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I'm still laughing ...Ok,I had to find out
From Wikipedia
it's a Mandarin duck and beside Berlin zoo/park its origins are in east Asia
No, no they live in the wild, in Parks and I'm not willing to pay my money just to visit the zoo ?!
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