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Photo Of The Day - June 2022
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A fungus ... thought it was the end of pipe or such, and almost missed checking it out ... local park early-morning walkabout recently.
We had a tornado roll through Chicago last Monday
Well, I totally failed at doing one of those side by side photo thingies that were posted earlier but these two photos deserve to be together. This is one of those "better to do and ask forgiveness later".
If it was Delta, they probably were trying to cancel the flight in mid-air
Check out the two tier sidewalk in Edinburgh!
Flew American. I remember thinking what a fantastic looking plane when I saw the first the 737 Dreamliner before it was put into service. So many innovative design features. Too bad about their software problems that grounded it for so long.If it was Delta, they probably were trying to cancel the flight in mid-air
Years ago we toured England by car. My favorite city was Chester, which had the two tiered sidewalks. Peasants on the street level and the upper crust shopped on the second tier, dropped off by their carriages. Chester had 365 pubs at one time, and a wall all around the city. Our guide told us about how one of the Kings declared all new wood was to be used to support his military, so when one of his ships came into port, the inspectors would have beams declared unfit and had to be replaced with new ones, that's how they got the wood for all the pubs by using the removed beams, which were perfectly good!
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🌻 Each sunflower is actually thousands of teeny flowers 🌻
More wild flowers on a beautiful Sunday morning walk.
Reverse taxes. Enjoying a walk in the Kings forest (the royal estate het Loo). Or: a peasant in the wild.
Last one from Upnor Castle - if we had these in 1667 there wouldn’t have been such damage to the English fleet
Canon G3 X, 45mm, 1/20 @ f/5.6, ISO 3200
Cheers
Hugh
Canon G3 X, 45mm, 1/20 @ f/5.6, ISO 3200
Cheers
Hugh
another one of a young black redstart
Canon EOS 70D, Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM @ 250mm, ISO 250, 1/250 @ f/8
Canon EOS 70D, Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4-5.6 IS STM @ 250mm, ISO 250, 1/250 @ f/8
Been under a heatwave, so not much outdoor shooting going on. This was from a month or so back.
Last one from Upnor Castle - if we had these in 1667 there wouldn’t have been such damage to the English fleet
Canon G3 X, 45mm, 1/20 @ f/5.6, ISO 3200
Cheers
Hugh
Sorry about that!! Your fleet burned nicely! ( as a penance I added fire extinguishers to photo's. I see that you can do it on your own nowadays)
For those as history impaired as I am: history lesson
One of the big differences with the Lumix over the small sensor Fuji XP90 is the Lumix shows details in the greens. With the Fuji it's more like smudges.
Lumix ZS200
Lumix ZS200
