A gondolier cleaning and preparing his boat before the work day starts. Venice, Italy
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Photo Of The Day - July 2018
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Another from yesterdays outing that didn't quite make the cut for inclusion in the exhibition.
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Formatt-Hitech Firecrest 13 Stop ND, Bulb Mode, Multi-segment Metering
ISO 100, 105mm, f/10, 30 seconds
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Formatt-Hitech Firecrest 13 Stop ND, Bulb Mode, Multi-segment Metering
ISO 100, 105mm, f/10, 30 seconds
Call me shallow (pun intended), but this is a funny choice for “abandon.”
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Call me shallow (pun intended), but this is a funny choice for “abandon.”
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My daughter is part fish. She swims competitively but this was a few hours of just playing.
A golden sunset and silhouette in Wales.
Comments appreciated.
Comments appreciated.
My fellow peeps and forum dwellers, I am officially in love with this girl, Sophia.
She is not a model even though this was a click from a paid-job shoot. I won't be delivering b&w, nor this photo, don't worry.
Lucky for me, she is extra-willing to do extra artsy work with me and she lives close by, and that's saying something given that I live at the furthest point of Attica (about 50km from Athens city center). Unlucky for me, my webstal.., I mean investigation, revealed she has a bf. Not that I would ever have a chance though.
It kinda hurts
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I've been very busy of late working on a photo project. Even though I haven't been posting, I've still enjoyed seeing all the great photos everyone has been posting.
Went out of town one day and when I came home, this little rabbit was in my yard. I grabbed my camera and my zoom lens (I don't think I've ever changed a lens as fast as I did, lol) and snapped away. It's is sooo cute. It comes out a few times a week to snack. In fact, last week it was resting on my deck! I love rabbits. My husband and I used to have 3 rabbits years ago. They make great pets.
Went out of town one day and when I came home, this little rabbit was in my yard. I grabbed my camera and my zoom lens (I don't think I've ever changed a lens as fast as I did, lol) and snapped away. It's is sooo cute. It comes out a few times a week to snack. In fact, last week it was resting on my deck! I love rabbits. My husband and I used to have 3 rabbits years ago. They make great pets.
I've been very busy of late working on a photo project. Even though I haven't been posting, I've still enjoyed seeing all the great photos everyone has been posting.
Went out of town one day and when I came home, this little rabbit was in my yard. I grabbed my camera and my zoom lens (I don't think I've ever changed a lens as fast as I did, lol) and snapped away. It's is sooo cute. It comes out a few times a week to snack. In fact, last week it was resting on my deck! I love rabbits. My husband and I used to have 3 rabbits years ago. They make great pets.
They also make a good pie...
A different creature from me today. This thing was a good 3" in length - a beast of a bug. Comments always appreciated.
Something exotic by another scotsman, on Flickr
Love it. Seeing images like this makes me think I need to up my game.Another from yesterdays outing that didn't quite make the cut for inclusion in the exhibition.
Canon 6D, Canon 24-105mm f/4 L, Formatt-Hitech Firecrest 13 Stop ND, Bulb Mode, Multi-segment Metering
ISO 100, 105mm, f/10, 30 seconds
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Stunning. Tell National Geographic to hold the cover.Svalbard Polar Bear
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Love the colours.
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Bet her BF doesn't have as good an eye for photography!
My fellow peeps and forum dwellers, I am officially in love with this girl, Sophia.
She is not a model even though this was a click from a paid-job shoot. I won't be delivering b&w, nor this photo, don't worry.
Lucky for me, she is extra-willing to do extra artsy work with me and she lives close by, and that's saying something given that I live at the furthest point of Attica (about 50km from Athens city center). Unlucky for me, my webstal.., I mean investigation, revealed she has a bf. Not that I would ever have a chance though.
It kinda hurts
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Lucky fella. We get the odd rat.I've been very busy of late working on a photo project. Even though I haven't been posting, I've still enjoyed seeing all the great photos everyone has been posting.
Went out of town one day and when I came home, this little rabbit was in my yard. I grabbed my camera and my zoom lens (I don't think I've ever changed a lens as fast as I did, lol) and snapped away. It's is sooo cute. It comes out a few times a week to snack. In fact, last week it was resting on my deck! I love rabbits. My husband and I used to have 3 rabbits years ago. They make great pets.
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Reminds me of Hopper from a bugs life. Very nice.They also make a good pie...
A different creature from me today. This thing was a good 3" in length - a beast of a bug. Comments always appreciated.
Something exotic by another scotsman, on Flickr
Forest scene in Yosemite, California, Nikon D80.
Well that's just horrible, blasphemy, what a terrible thing to think and say...it's stew not pie.
Thanks very much AFB...that's very kind of you.
~ Peter
I figured it was a less dramatic interpretation of the term.
Competitive swimming is not easy. I’ve been trying to build myself up to a sprint triathlon and swimming is turning out to be the most challenging part.
This guy reminds me of a young Dan Akroyd.
DJ Star Boy by Lance Randall, on Flickr
