Just as it should be!I think it opened at 11 o'clock today, but we didn't get there until after 1
Lovely pub, great food, and very dog friendly. I think our hound got more treats than we did
Cheers
Hugh
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Photo Of The Day - June 2018
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Just inside the entry to the Japanese gardens are these plants with tiny pom-pom like growth to them.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 640, 35mm, f/4, 1/250
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4 L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 640, 35mm, f/4, 1/250
More from Faversham...
St Mary of Charity by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G6, Panasonic 12-35mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
St Mary of Charity by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G6, Panasonic 12-35mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Superb.Manhattan from Brooklyn, New York City
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Love the composition.More from Faversham...
St Mary of Charity by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G6, Panasonic 12-35mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
First time really messing around with HSL/Color/B&W sliders in LR. Might have to have another go at this zinnia.
The face of despair? No, this conductor brilliantly conducted 5 pop-up youth orchestras and his own orchestra together.
He's the director of the Ricciotti street orchestra that brings music to places that generally don't have music: prisons, refugee camps, shopping malls, train stations.
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Thanks very much guys.
I drove down to NYC with a photography buddy to photograph Manhattanhenge the week before last. It was crazy with way, way too many people. I really don't like crowds so we spent just one night then packed it in and headed for home, without shots of Manhattanhenge.
~ Peter
I'm not keen on crowds either.Thanks very much guys.
I drove down to NYC with a photography buddy to photograph Manhattanhenge the week before last. It was crazy with way, way too many people. I really don't like crowds so we spent just one night then packed it in and headed for home, without shots of Manhattanhenge.
~ Peter
Another zoo pic from last weekend.
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Church of Our Lady of Victories by Joe, on Flickr
Thanks everyone! 10 years latter I still remember the magical light that day, it was stunning. I ran all over the mountainside looking for the right composition, while my family complained about being bored, saying "can we go now dad?" over and over.
Great view, and nicely captured. I love the colours
I guess the best way to ensure I don't repost the same image is to keep making new photos. On that note, here's one from yesterday:
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Panasonic G9 and 100-300ii
So many great shots these last few days! I absolutely love the coloring (colouring
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A nice spot of lunch at an old pub in Faversham today...
The Phoenix Tavern by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Panasonic DMC-G6, 12-35mm @ f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
This shot reminds me of when the Mrs. and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary a number of years ago with a trip to London with a couple of side trips. I know it's trite but one of the things that struck me was how very 'English' things were and this picture reminds me of that. Yes, I know, it's silly, but that English countryside really looks like the English countryside from all of the TV and movies I've seen over the years.
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Another zoo pic from last weekend.
Classic! Seeing one of these birds fly in the wilds of Alaska was truly one of my most memorable nature moments.
[doublepost=1528670197][/doublepost]I guess I should post a picture of my own. I've been very busy lately so I haven't taken many pictures. Then again, I'm not going to complain about all of the activities associated with our youngest child graduating from high school and heading off to college in another month or so (Yes! Empty nest!). I should have more time (and much less money) soon enough.
On my way to pick up my daughter from one event or another the skies were quite threatening and interesting. Before the rain started I stuck my iPhone out of the window of the minivan and took a few pictures. Another cloud picture.
Stormy Skies by Lance Randall, on Flickr
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A detail of a lion/temple dog on a pillar at the Japanese gardens. Unfortunately, when we were there the place was filled with high school kids in their bright blue and yellow uniform, making any landscape captures impossible, so it had to be about the details, and maybe including a bit of the background if you managed a split second that they weren't visible.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 320, 29mm, f/4, 1/320
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40mm f/4L, Spot Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 320, 29mm, f/4, 1/320
Yes, Faversham itself is a very old and very English town, and most of the shops and pubs are ancient buildings.
Luckily we only live about 30 miles away by motorway (freeway) roads and it's always a pleasure to go there.
Well worth a visit if you ever come back over here, with the added bonus of being able to meet up
Cheers
Hugh
Manhattan from Brooklyn, New York City
Very nice!
So many great shots these last few days! I absolutely love the coloring (colouring
Thanks. And nice to see you acknowledging the correct spelling of colouring
Here’s a drone shot from Saturday afternoon...
I was going to head over on the second night , but thought twice and stayed home . Maybe in July .Thanks very much guys.
I drove down to NYC with a photography buddy to photograph Manhattanhenge the week before last. It was crazy with way, way too many people. I really don't like crowds so we spent just one night then packed it in and headed for home, without shots of Manhattanhenge.
~ Peter
Thank you Scott.
Don't forget a heavy duty tripod or monopod...for you, not your camera.