Chinese takeout with a side of Neon glow for dinner last night.
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Photo of the Day January 2023
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This eagle is a resident of Seattle's Woodland Park Zoo.
I've posted images of this bunker building before. I don't know why I always want to stop and photograph it. It's a leftover kind of creepy building from the days when Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Wildlife Refuge was ... the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. It's role was to build, then eventually dismantle, chemical weapons. It was also used later for petroleum and agricultural chemical production, amongst other things. Then it was a Superfund site and now the NWR. Another nearby NWR and also former Superfund site is Rocky Flats, where I believe they manufactured nuclear triggers or some such.
Just saw the edit, that’s because I’ve been seeing them for most of my life I guess 😂
Daffodils.
The beginning of the end of winter…
XR Rikenon 50mm ISO100 0.5s f4
PS.
Next time I'll keep an eye on the water level. Aaaargh!
The beginning of the end of winter…
XR Rikenon 50mm ISO100 0.5s f4
PS.
Next time I'll keep an eye on the water level. Aaaargh!
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Quite a bit more recent than what I have been posting. Goat Mountain, shot yesterday just after noon, from Frank, Alberta. This was a full wide angle shot with the camera tilted back quite severely, creating a lot of perspective distortion. Once I got it on the computer, I compensated by pulling the top corners outwards, which made the image look squished, so I then stretched it vertically to get it looking very close to what you might see had it been shot on 4x5 with a 90mm lens.
Another approach would be making a panorama from 3 or 4 vertical panes shot with a leveled camera. Then cropping most of the foreground. However it was -15°C so I opted for the all out cheat approach instead. Cross posted from the P52 thread.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
Another approach would be making a panorama from 3 or 4 vertical panes shot with a leveled camera. Then cropping most of the foreground. However it was -15°C so I opted for the all out cheat approach instead. Cross posted from the P52 thread.
Lumix ZS200 camera.
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I think I got the DOF right...it's just not a pleasant picture 😌, like your are 🤗
ROT would've worked better here, likely in landscape orientation. Oh well, shoot and learn.
ohhh!! it’s lovely! every photo we take helps us make a better one down the road. 🙂
Sterling Scotland's Food is "Greek to Me" 
Photo on a window after a rain.
Or maybe it's "Tears in rain"😊
(From the iconic Blade Runner)
Nikon D40X - 82 mm, f/6.3, iso 800, 1/160s
Unusual display of classic bikes. I have owned two of the Nortons, first was an old 650 Atlas ‘featherbed’ and a new 850 Commando.
.. some 'shapes & colours' in our kitchen.
24 inch Clark Refractor at Lowell Observatory Flagstaff, AZ.
