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Photo of the Day March 2015
- Thread starter Hughmac
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Sorry, but no weasels...
Ladder-Backed Woodpecker by MCH-1138, on Flickr
D7000 • Nikon 300mm f/4D (AF-S) w/1.4x TC • 1/1000 @ f/7.1
Ladder-Backed Woodpecker by MCH-1138, on Flickr
D7000 • Nikon 300mm f/4D (AF-S) w/1.4x TC • 1/1000 @ f/7.1
something from autumn
Give urban stuff a rest - gray and gloomy so not many new photos. Here's one from autumn. Comments always appreciated.
Walk in the woods 2 by another_scotsman, on Flickr
Give urban stuff a rest - gray and gloomy so not many new photos. Here's one from autumn. Comments always appreciated.
Walk in the woods 2 by another_scotsman, on Flickr
A traumatic day... I was robbed, mugged in broad daylight. There was a bunch of them; I didn't see it coming. I'd just taken the first bite of a Cornish pasty (not even filling... just crust). Before I had the chance to take another bite, the pasty was gone. No time for a photo; this shot is all I have...
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A traumatic day... I was robbed, mugged in broad daylight. There was a bunch of them; I didn't see it coming. I'd just taken the first bite of a Cornish pasty (not even filling... just crust). Before I had the chance to take another bite, the pasty was gone. No time for a photo; this shot is all I have...
LOL... Sorry about your pasty!
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This is probably one of the most taken/published shots from Angkor and I can understand why... It's fascinating and mysterious...
5DM38116 by Chris-VirtualRain, on Flickr
Maybe you're doing the wrong type of shooting. Try something with a longer barrel and a telescopic site!
Now I'm thinking about pasties....
Lovely shot of Harcourt St; you do urban shots of Dublin at twilight very well.
Well, I'm sure the woodpecker is just as happy not to be burdened with an unwelcome passenger. Great shot, though.
Very reminiscent of the golden shades of autumn; and nicely atmospheric, too.
Ah, gorgeous. Just gorgeous. You could frame this. Outstanding shot.
Evil and uninhibited, they are. Brazen, actually.
Commiserations on your robbed lunch, especially as Cornish pasties are an entirely fitting local delicacy in your current location...
play it with mood by ALXPhotog, on Flickr
Fujifilm X100S shot @ ISO 6400, no noise reduction. This camera handles high ISOs really well.
For all of you suffering through the cold of winter...
Beautiful beach picture.
My kind of pub: the Ship Inn at Porthleven...
Pubs have lots charm.
Oh, wow, thanks.
I love those old ruins, and that is a spot I have yet to visit. Must make a note of it.
Actually, I was in Cheltenham last autumn, but didn't linger as my host had explained that we could linger in Cheltenham or Cirencester, because of time constraints (and lighting and dinner) - and I chose the latter for photographs and prowling.
Now, that is a most interesting shot, and one that is very nicely taken. Lovely lines.
Fantastic and fascinating photograph, especially with the sea present...
LOL... Sorry about your pasty!
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This is probably one of the most taken/published shots from Angkor and I can understand why... It's fascinating and mysterious...
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[/url]5DM38116 by Chris-VirtualRain, on Flickr
I am utterly amazed that you found a time when there were no tourists clambering for selfies in front of this! When I went, it wasn't exactly heaving but there were plenty of people at this spot. You're very lucky indeed!
Alex
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Fuji X100T
ISO 200, 1/2000 @ f/2
As someoldguy said, sorry to break the line of bird pics. In my case I'll say if you look very carefully you can just see a sparrow on the ground behind the church!
These are beautiful Doylem. Perfect pictures in blue hour. Sorry to hear about your pasty!
For all you not suffering through the cold of winter and trying to rub it in Lovely picture though!
One of mine too, magnificent!
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ISO 200, 1/2000 @ f/2
As someoldguy said, sorry to break the line of bird pics. In my case I'll say if you look very carefully you can just see a sparrow on the ground behind the church!
Last night in Porthleven, Cornwall...
My kind of pub: the Ship Inn at Porthleven...
These are beautiful Doylem. Perfect pictures in blue hour. Sorry to hear about your pasty!
For all of you suffering through the cold of winter...
For all you not suffering through the cold of winter and trying to rub it in
Lovely picture though! Snowy Owl
One of my favourites.
One of mine too, magnificent!
Lovely lines, really lovely lines.
Whenever I see something that catches my eye like that, I am usually wheeling a suitcase, or focussing on dashing to a meeting, or wrecked after a long day, and so - despite that type of shot crossing my mind - I have never yet made time to take such a picture.
LOL... Sorry about your pasty!
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This is probably one of the most taken/published shots from Angkor and I can understand why... It's fascinating and mysterious...
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[/url]5DM38116 by Chris-VirtualRain, on Flickr
Haunting. A shot that conveys a sense of stillness, but not necessarily a tranquil or serene one. Very good shot.
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Fuji X100T
ISO 200, 1/2000 @ f/2
As someoldguy said, sorry to break the line of bird pics. In my case I'll say if you look very carefully you can just see a sparrow on the ground behind the church!
Never mind the sparrow, I love old ruins, I like the lines very much, love the way you have captured the light which falls, and like, too, the fact that it is shot in black & white.