Paddy's catch @ Alan Cooke Ground, Phuket, Thailand
Fujifilm x20: ISO 100, f 4 @ 1/900
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Photo Of The Day July 2020
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I haven't posted in a while, since I haven't had much I wanted to share. I just got back from a waterfall tour in N. Georgia and N. Carolina. This one is called, ironically, Dry Falls.
Slack-jawed yokel. Just a bit of fun on my recent trip away, within my state confines, but far enough away to forget the big smoke for a while!
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4, Daylight WB
25mm, ISO 160, f/5.6, 1/30
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4, Daylight WB
25mm, ISO 160, f/5.6, 1/30
Thanks!
Yes, granted, that was with pro glass, but I’ve got a fistful of primes that I need to get familiar with as well. I already know what the 9mm BCL can do. I’m liking the early results from the 25mm 1.7, which I got for indoors and mugshots. The 14mm 2.5 just arrived today. Combined, those three lenses weigh half a pound, and 2 are easily pocketable.
Another shot of Oliver as he has found a potential meal in The Pond
Archive: Totem Pole (circa 2011) on what is formally known as Canada Island in Spokane, WA. The totem pole was removed in 2019 with an upcoming revitalization to Riverfront Park:
Taken on a Canon PowerShot and resized in Luminar 4.
Taken on a Canon PowerShot and resized in Luminar 4.
I really need to get some more lenses myself and maybe even finally a new body to replace the old E-P3. I really miss having a viewfinder.
Photo of a home taken yesterday. Interesting 55+ community. Original application to develop had choice of "another typical golf course" community which would take forever to approve and permit, or something different. They chose to make lakes out of what would have been fairways and nothing like it assures quick approval. (Now that I look at it, need to go back and get those verticals a little straighter. Hard to get it right in camera when using a pole.)
Brainard Lake
What're you lookin at?!
A pair of these beautiful birds live along the path we take through the canyon every week. They're tiny and don't hold still for photos often. This was the best I could get of one this week.
On yesterday's walk around the lake, spotted this Blue-Gray Gnatcatcher:
The 'Dangling Marsh Lover' (Helophilus pendulus) I think we can see why they're called that!
Dixie's catch.....He held it @ Alan Cooke Ground, Phuket
Fijifilm X20: ISO 100, f4.5 @ 1/900 sec
Fijifilm X20: ISO 100, f4.5 @ 1/900 sec
Probably the most charming abandoned place I have ever seen, this one just felt warm & cozy inside. This tiny place had wallpaper peeling off the walls that had silver embossing with hand painted colour of the flowers featured in the pattern and the most ornate woodfired stove I have ever seen in person!
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4, Daylight WB
21mm, ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/30
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4, Daylight WB
21mm, ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/30
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Lockdown has finally lifted for a bit, managed to get out and about for a bit. This is my favourite from the batch.
I haven't posted in a while, since I haven't had much I wanted to share. I just got back from a waterfall tour in N. Georgia and N. Carolina. This one is called, ironically, Dry Falls.
Nice shot!!
You are in my area, I live 6 miles from Dry Falls