Just happened to hear a plane in the sky when I was setting up my camera, so I immediately pointed the camera up and pressed the shutter. Shot with a Mamiya Six Automat folding camera on Ilford Delta 400 b&w film, developed and scanned at home.
Got a tip for us?
Let us know
Become a MacRumors Supporter for $50/year with no ads, ability to filter front page stories, and private forums.
Photo Of The Day - June 2024
- Thread starter stillcrazyman
- Start date
- Sort by reaction score
feeding time ... 530 mm, ISO 1600, f/6.3, 1/1250 s
Throw back from New York trip.
7/17/17
7pus
7/17/17
7pus
Awesomeness!
We have a number of yellow-pink (almost abalone) gingers here at our shop that had been in Full-Wow bloom . . . but--when I returned, today--someone had separated the plants:tubers (for propagation), and the blooms were soo-ho-ho pitiful there was nothing even approaching photogenic.
Thank you for sharing yours
"Enhanse 224 to 176 . . . enhanse; stop . . . move-in; stop . . . pull-out; track right . . . stop . . . center-in; pull-back . . . stop . . . enhanse 34 to 36 . . . gimme' a hard-copy, right there."
There's a LOT going-on in that eye
The elusive 2-Leaf Clover.
7th-take; captured in the Wild; much fiddling (macro photog with an iPhone 13-mini is a labour, if not a love (that bastid camera unit always seems to highlight my fingerprints, rather than the intended POF!! *grr*))
Last edited:
Puffin colony. Mykines, Faroe Islands. May, 2022.
"Bold, I tell yah! Bold!"
We went to have a picnic Sunday evening and this little fella (or gal) came and raided our nuts. Hung about and came back for more. 🙂
Olympus E-M10 II
Lumix 45-175mm f/4
We went to have a picnic Sunday evening and this little fella (or gal) came and raided our nuts. Hung about and came back for more. 🙂
Olympus E-M10 II
Lumix 45-175mm f/4
Last edited:
.. thanks for sharing your great photo ... it brought back some fond memories of when we used to have many snails & slugs here, and there for me to observe and enjoy. I have not seen any for a good long while (several years). Seems local pesticide practices, and the like, have worked on eradicating them. We had quite a wonderful variety of slugs and snails (with some fantastic shapes and colours), and many were not 'invasive' species that had to be removed. I miss not seeing them!!.