That was number one. She's massively clumsy so used both handsThey?
Seeing that she uses both hands, I guess this is number three?
How much warmer do you need it? It's 30C here in Luton today. possibly not as picturesque as Portugal though
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Photo of the day June 2017
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32 in the West Midlands. I'll be glad to get back to my AC office tomorrow!That was number one. She's massively clumsy so used both hands
How much warmer do you need it? It's 30C here in Luton today. possibly not as picturesque as Portugal though
24-26 here guys... Paddling pool out in the garden i.e. working mans plunge pool
The joy of being up North. At least you get all that fantastic scenery!
And you get a holiday! Not been on vacation for 6 years.
That was number one. She's massively clumsy so used both hands
How much warmer do you need it? It's 30C here in Luton today. possibly not as picturesque as Portugal though
I guess Mrs MacRy still doesn't read this forum?
It's almost 30C here too. Too warm. Can't wait to visit Barra in a few weeks. I can't imagine it will be hot there.
The alma mater, University of Toronto. Another 120format scan from the Rolleicord.
by Zaphodtheprez, on Flickr
by Zaphodtheprez, on FlickrUnfortunately my office doesn't have air con and it gets ridiculously hot in the afternoon. Probably not as hot as my house though.
Mrs MacRy would be first to admit that she's clumsy. We once had a discussion about how clumsy she is whilst she was cooking dinner and I was doing the washing up. She was denying her clumsiness and saying that she's not that bad when I looked around to see a whole carton of eggs on fire on the kitchen worktop that she hadn't noticed she'd accidentally set alight.
Here's today's photo.
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F4
Leica M9 with Zeiss Planar 50mm @F4
Veale Gardens, Adelaide, South Australia.
good thing I noticed it after the fact
- thanks!Love this shot. Interesting composition. The DOF works very well to place attention just where it's needed while still providing some context. The freezing of the motion of the water droplets (and splash) is stellar. Very well done
thanks! tbh, I feel this particular photo was mostly a question of luck.
While I did read the moment & anticipated the action, bursting 5 to 8 clicks and getting one interesting enough is a lottery ticket in its own right; even more so when the action involved is just two hands picking up a ball. It hardly screamed artistic value, so not sure why I raised the camera in the first place for that particular action.
thanks @ all again!
Fins
Turtle
From an aquarium trip (duh) from several years ago.
a sad little attempt at landscape photography by night
too much NR, too much saturation
too much NR, too much saturation
a sad little attempt at landscape photography by night
too much NR, too much saturation
Good to have you back mate...
Golspie today.
Regards. Sharkey
'57 by the tail light. Nice shot. I love classic car shows and we have one in town every Labor Day weekend.
John
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We were there years ago in the spring. Lots of nice casual restaurants on both Sanibel and Captiva.We are going to Captiva island.
John
The entrance to Himeji Gardens, Adelaide, South Australia.
