A quite afternoon....I spent a good long while here just listening to the flowing waters, letting it drown out all the sounds of this crazy society we live in these days.. I hope you all enjoy the image.
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Photo Of The Day June 2020
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We are having beautiful sunsets these past weeks.
Last year I did not manage to get BIF...This spring he returned to the same place.
a male cardinal. he was annoyed that there were two robins already in the birdbath.
Went out looking for songbirds this morning , nothing around so this is about all I could do . Not a bird , but at least it flies ...
G9 , 50-200@200 , f5@1/1600 , ISO 800 , big crop
G9 , 50-200@200 , f5@1/1600 , ISO 800 , big crop
The Germans are coming! 
An abandoned observation post harking back from WWII, positioned high along our coastline in the St Vincents Gulf of South Australia in readiness for getting the word out if any seafaring vessels arrived, including submarines. It's now an overnight shelter for sheep, with the solid metal doors ripped off the hinges & tossed aside so they can have free access in!
I'll be back for some timelapses here going from golden hour to well after the Milkyway has risen, with a nearly 3 metre long motorised slider on its way to me & I have a 50 metre long cablecam I am itching to try with timelapses on a still sunset as it can be blown around easily. This particular site is extremely exposed & blustery, but a still night shall happen, hopefully in conjunction with a smaller portion of the moon being visible, so as to not interfere with the timelapses & exposing for the Milkyway.
Captured last night using the PureShot app on my iPhone 11 Pro Max, with the image saved as a DNG (RAW) file & edited swiftly on the same phone.
iPhone 11 Pro Max, PureShot camera app, Spot Metering, Spot Focus, Auto WB, Saved as DNG (RAW)
ISO 32, 4.25mm, f/1.8, 1/130
An abandoned observation post harking back from WWII, positioned high along our coastline in the St Vincents Gulf of South Australia in readiness for getting the word out if any seafaring vessels arrived, including submarines. It's now an overnight shelter for sheep, with the solid metal doors ripped off the hinges & tossed aside so they can have free access in!
I'll be back for some timelapses here going from golden hour to well after the Milkyway has risen, with a nearly 3 metre long motorised slider on its way to me & I have a 50 metre long cablecam I am itching to try with timelapses on a still sunset as it can be blown around easily. This particular site is extremely exposed & blustery, but a still night shall happen, hopefully in conjunction with a smaller portion of the moon being visible, so as to not interfere with the timelapses & exposing for the Milkyway.
Captured last night using the PureShot app on my iPhone 11 Pro Max, with the image saved as a DNG (RAW) file & edited swiftly on the same phone.
iPhone 11 Pro Max, PureShot camera app, Spot Metering, Spot Focus, Auto WB, Saved as DNG (RAW)
ISO 32, 4.25mm, f/1.8, 1/130
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Just luck , this guy was just sitting there , didn't move for a minute or 2 . Probably didn't know I was there as I had the 50-200 all the way extended .
Our Laurel was blooming a couple of weeks ago (I felt like it looked better in B&W):
B&W filter applied as well as resized in Luminar 4.
B&W filter applied as well as resized in Luminar 4.
Back into the archives, a rusty old barge in infrared...
Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
An 85mm lens was really the wrong lens for this...but it was a prime exercise not packing anything else. Just try to sneak up on a butterfly!
Good morning world, upon finishing my morning ride this simple daisy stuck in my bike brought a smile to me, I had to share, from Hartland Michigan to you.
Riding through the neighbor”s flowerbeds again?Good morning world, upon finishing my morning ride this simple daisy stuck in my bike brought a smile to me, I had to share, from Hartland Michigan to you.
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Random mushroom growing on the lawn of the technology center where my wife works. Has to have grown in less than a week or it would’ve been mown down.
They usually pop up in one night. The ones around here are here today, gone tomorrow.That one doesn’t appear to have popped open yet.