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Photo of the day - July 2022
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Now, i dont remember the lens used, think it's the 85 f/1.2 but it might be the RF 70-200 aswell
Anyhow, it's with the R5 (or perhaps R6 don't remember, and yes, I will check the EXIF later
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E: 70-200 f/2.8 I'm beginning to like this lens... a lot. Was a bit sceptical and haven't used it much at all, but it seems to deliver quite good IQ
Anyhow, it's with the R5 (or perhaps R6 don't remember, and yes, I will check the EXIF later
)E: 70-200 f/2.8 I'm beginning to like this lens... a lot. Was a bit sceptical and haven't used it much at all, but it seems to deliver quite good IQ
I was so bummed that my iPhone was dead: Flying into Chicago from the left coast, and there was a very active massive thunderstorm directly to the north of O'hare, and as we came in to land, doing our downwind leg, the side of the plane I was on was paralleling the storm, and it looked like a complete vertical wall! It was impressive, with an ethereal feathered cap on top, extending into the distance and overflowing the top of the wall. Licks of lightening popped on the surface, and also deep inside, the glow snapping in the depths of the roiling mass, eerily illuminating the pitch blackness below. It, from the plane, looked like the storm had hit a glass wall, and we were seeing it from an unusual angle. Coupled with the time, late afternoon, early evening, with the lowering sun playing lightly on the face of it, the storm looked both terrifying, and amazing. Oddly we turned base, and then final and it was smooth as silk. So weird. By the next leg, the storm had dissipated and largely moved on to the east. The take off wasn't nearly as smooth too. (Is commenting on a comment legal? I was thinking of that incident earlier in the week, so amazing to see that on that trip (O'hare was bone dry too))
Olympus E-M1MarkII, ISO 2000, 1/250 sec, f/6.7, 300mm
Fujinon XF35mm Prime lens
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Lovely separation.Now, i dont remember the lens used, think it's the 85 f/1.2 but it might be the RF 70-200 aswell
Anyhow, it's with the R5 (or perhaps R6 don't remember, and yes, I will check the EXIF later
E: 70-200 f/2.8 I'm beginning to like this lens... a lot. Was a bit sceptical and haven't used it much at all, but it seems to deliver quite good IQ
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This is a Eurasion collared dove. A long way from home territory here in southern Alberta. We have at least 2 pairs that are frequent visitors. First year for them here but they are supposedly very hardy so maybe they will return in future years.
Lumix ZS200 camera, early morning lighting. Slight 2/3ds stop underexposure.
Lumix ZS200 camera, early morning lighting. Slight 2/3ds stop underexposure.
Workman's boots on a very high ladder as he was at my condo building working on something on the next level up above mine. Shot with the iPhone, which I grabbed when I spotted this photo op through my kitchen window:
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This is one of the most stunning fungus photos I have ever seen. I do not like fungus, and this has moved me.
I fired one of the BBs into aluminum foil for effect.
Macro shot of a quarter sized hole caused by a lightning strike on a metal chimney cap
A French person might want to eat that.
I LOVE escargot, but the family tends to get green. Truffles are good too. If you are going to live in a world with so many wacky and delicious things to eat, you can't get green over some of it. HOWEVER, that said, I draw the line at eating bugs and slugs. BLEECH!! (Is escargot a form of slug? If so, them but nothing else.)
One that caught my eye on a early-morning walk in the neighbourhood today.
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Finnair Airlines - World-Class Airlines. One Bright Alliance.
Airbus A350-900 (twin-jet) - Shaping the future of air travel. 🌍
Not only the country’s flagship carrier, but Finnair is also a long-standing member of the One World Alliance. It operates flights to 81 destinations in 33 territories, including an increasing number of long-haul international flights to and from Asia.
Destination: 🛫 [LAS] Harry Reid International Airport - Las Vegas, Nevada 🛬 [FRA] Frankfurt International Airport - Frankfurt am Main, Germany.
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