Through the screen doorWas just playing with the zoom lens and took this through the screen door and it created this pretty cool effect!
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Photo of the Day July 2016
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Through the screen doorWas just playing with the zoom lens and took this through the screen door and it created this pretty cool effect!
_DSC5266.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Nice walk after dinner along the lit up boardwalk to the beach.
Edit: dont know who the couple are, just the next ones to come past.
Lots going-on in this shot Ken. Great exposure, composition and...very sharp.
Nicely done.
~ Peter
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The squirrel was not to impressed with my jogging awhile back.
It really is quite lovely... it's the Mexican bird of paradise (caesalpinia mexicana).
I visited three national parks last week, and now I have the task of picking a handful of standouts out of a couple thousand shots.
This is Grand Teton National Park, where everything is beautiful (even the fallen branches and logs I encountered on hikes looked almost strategically placed in their spots).
This is Grand Teton National Park, where everything is beautiful (even the fallen branches and logs I encountered on hikes looked almost strategically placed in their spots).
I love a squirrel. Very nice.The squirrel was not to impressed with my jogging awhile back.
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Can I move to that log cabin? What a beautiful place.I visited three national parks last week, and now I have the task of picking a handful of standouts out of a couple thousand shots.
This is Grand Teton National Park, where everything is beautiful (even the fallen branches and logs I encountered on hikes looked almost strategically placed in their spots).
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Very sharp considering it wasn't a Nikon you mean?Lots going-on in this shot Ken. Great exposure, composition and...very sharp.
Nicely done.
~ Peter
Joking aside it is a lovely shot Ken.
Even the estate agents were reluctant to use the term "Renovators delight" when we bought this.
Made for some interesting photography though. Wish I had more skills to get even more out of it before it's pulled down.
Another shot of our "New Home" and more NIK experimentation.
Comments and criticism most appreciated.
Made for some interesting photography though. Wish I had more skills to get even more out of it before it's pulled down.
Another shot of our "New Home" and more NIK experimentation.
Comments and criticism most appreciated.
Wild Mushrooms by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Sony NEX-6, Fujian 35mm CCTV Lens test shot, interesting flare
Cheers
Hugh
So went to the Brecon Beacons yesterday in Wales with some friends. I was promised stunning views, but sadly the weather meant visibility was pretty poor for the most part. Anyway I'm not entirely happy with the shots I brought back (but photography was secondary to the purpose of the trip).
_DSC0797 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
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Another beauty.Female Eastern Bluebird
It's not all sunsets here. Of the two cars, I actually prefer the Thunderbird over the Ferrari but would prefer the value of the later. Comments always appreciated.
Thunderbird by another scotsman, on Flickr
Thunderbird by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Went out and got myself a refurb. 7D2 . Figured it'd give me some more reach with my 100-400 . Made myself some time over the weekend to go down to the local landfill/Superfund site/environmental center to see what the combination could do . Tried to get some stuff in flight , but everything was just a bit too far out to get a good image . This guy was real cooperative , though .
7D2 , 100-400@400 , f8@1/8000 , ISO 800
Went out and got myself a refurb. 7D2 . Figured it'd give me some more reach with my 100-400 . Made myself some time over the weekend to go down to the local landfill/Superfund site/environmental center to see what the combination could do . Tried to get some stuff in flight , but everything was just a bit too far out to get a good image . This guy was real cooperative , though .
7D2 , 100-400@400 , f8@1/8000 , ISO 800
1951 Studebaker Commander Convertible, Studebaker Drivers Club International Meet, Glendale AZ
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I love a squirrel. Very nice.
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Grr ... I despise these fur tailed rats after they demolished the insulation in the attic, and then dug through a flower bed that I just spent an afternoon planting.
I would use the kids air rifle on them, and the wood chuck under the shed who eats our tomatoes, the chipmunks who camp out in the cars, the rabbit that insists on munching on the flowers, the deer that use our yard as a rest stop as they go between wooded areas and the neighbors rooster that insists on crowing at 6 in the morning except my wife has threatened to rat me out to the cops if I do.
Dont hold your breath... thatcpicture would be the first picture to be taken down off the internet for being too explicit!
You have my sympathy . Send the wife and kids to the Poconos for the weekend , pick off the vermin while they're gone . I have similar problems with a flock of pigeons that have formed an attraction to my roof . I'd pick them off with my pellet gun , but they hang out on the street side of the house . My neighbors probably wouldn't say anything , but there's a bit too much street traffic for me to sit on the curb picking them off .