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Photo of the Day June 2016
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Went to the Southwick's Zoo in MA this morning. Didn't walk away with much photographically (though we had a blast and the kiddo loved seeing all the animals), but kind of liked this lake there.
It is part of a "deer park" exhibit that is a large, forested enclosed space with loads of quasi-domesticated deer expecting free food (which you can buy from a vending machine)--kind of a really big petting zoo with deer.
[Edit: changed the text around and also played around with the image in post lowering the exposure a smidge]
It is part of a "deer park" exhibit that is a large, forested enclosed space with loads of quasi-domesticated deer expecting free food (which you can buy from a vending machine)--kind of a really big petting zoo with deer.
[Edit: changed the text around and also played around with the image in post lowering the exposure a smidge]
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Hi guys, hope you are all well! Didn't have any time lately to post unfortunately due to personal / work circumstances however attended Ignis Brunensis fireworks competition 2016 in Brno, Czech Republic lately and this is one of my favourites!
Very good. A lot of people shoot fireworks in the sky with nothing else in the composition. I like the people watching. Gives the image some context.
Sculpture outside of the American Visionary Art Museum, a museum dedicated to "art produced by self-taught individuals, usually without formal training, whose works arise from an innate personal vision that revels foremost in the creative act itself."
Lilac Stock by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
These twenty quid lenses are getting addictive - Sony NEX-6, Super-Takumar 55mm
Cheers
Hugh
Good to see you back
Cheers
Hugh
Thanks a lot Hugh!
Thanks AFB, I really like the reflection the dam was giving me and actually, I've been very limited with space for my gear and the tripod, thus I've decided to include people in some of my shots
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Ruins, Rock of Cashel, Co Tipperary, Ireland
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Stone Roses, Etihad stadium, last night.
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Good to see you again.... welcome back!
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Good to see you again.... welcome back!
Stone Roses, Etihad stadium, last night.
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Good to see you again.... welcome back!
Very jealous. I love the Stone Roses. Hope you had a great night. I hear they were good.
So, yes, they were amazing. 19 years I have been wanting to see them live.
Ian Brown cannot sing, cannot get timing right, but they lifted the place! It was unbelievable.
Reni the drummer came on with his usual head scarf on and I was a bit disappointed, then about half way through, he did a cheeky switch to his trademark hat and the crowd when mental!
The concert was in two halves - funny as it was in a football stadium - not really two halves, but two very different atmospheres pre and post Fools Gold.
Once Fools Gold had been on, the atmosphere in the place increased from charged to absolutely electric and I mean JUMPING! it was incredible! A night to remember and worth waiting 19 years for! wish I had known, we could have sorted something out man! damnit, another missed opportunity!
Sounds like an awesome night. Some friends of mine went and loved it. Ian Brown has always been the weak link in the Roses but it wouldn't be the same without him. John Squire is my guitar hero and inspired me to learn to play (absolutely nowhere near as good I might add).
Mrs MacRy went the Spike Island gig in the nineties and said is was the best gig she has even been to.
Had my Spike Island t-shirt on last night. The whole of Manchester was jumping... the place was just wired to the moon!
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Photo from the past weekend:
Some perspectives are only revealed by the contrast of night shadows and interior light. Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford by Toffs, on Flickr
My primary photo sharing service is Instagram. Feel free to add me: @teawithtoffs
Some perspectives are only revealed by the contrast of night shadows and interior light. Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford by Toffs, on Flickr
My primary photo sharing service is Instagram. Feel free to add me: @teawithtoffs
Courtney by Adam Campbell, on Flickr
A pickup game at a Federal Hill park in Baltimore
Next on my list of things to do, get a longer lens.
Next on my list of things to do, get a longer lens.
