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Photo of the Day - March 2018
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It used to have trains stopping when the blues were at home, not sure if it does anymore,
Just for a change, here’s an owl photo...
Panasowlnic GX85 and 25mm f1.4
Panasowlnic GX85 and 25mm f1.4
Thanks Alex.
Here's one of Mrs MacRy taking snaps.
M9 with Elmar 50mm 2.8 @F4
Is that the iPhone's solution to needing a very wide lens?
I love this picture, great atmosphere too!
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Love it.Another from Houghton Hall.
M9 with Elmar 50mm 2.8 @F8
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Well I'm sure there are plenty of nice places near you! Have you ever been to the West Midlands? It's not as pretty as Essex!
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Was it made by Dyson?Fingers crossed I haven't shared this one before... If I have, let me know and I'll do the ol' switcharoo.
An old windmill, missing its blades. This one's a bit of a mystery to me as to why someone would have kept sheep here as it's in a seasonally flooded wetland area! Must have been put in place before anyone realised.
Canon 550D, Canon 18-55mm, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 55mm, f/9, 1/400
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That's one heck of a daily commute to the Hill! About 16,800Km's each way! Now that's devotion!
Oh, and I loved the Range Rover with the grasses growing through it, but was rather annoyed that I couldn't get a clear shot of it without trespassing... Putting a shipping container in front of it is so inconsiderate of you...
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Well you've carved out a niche for yourself with this series. I like this one. It's a bit calmer than some of the other painted ones.
Love it.
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Well I'm sure there are plenty of nice places near you! Have you ever been to the West Midlands? It's not as pretty as Essex!
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Was it made by Dyson?
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Well you've carved out a niche for yourself with this series. I like this one. It's a bit calmer than some of the other painted ones.
I was born in Worcester....
Blue skies? Even we had some yesterday.
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Lovely. Next time you go I'll carry your bags!
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Well Worcester is a bit prettier than Dudley!
Of course Southend is very pretty!
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I doubt they use a train for the blues travelling fans. Maybe a taxi?
Just looking at those cars parked that close to the edge of the canal makes me nervous.
Of course if you are going to live there then you just have to get used to it. But still.
Oh, are these right-hand drives (I wouldn't think so) or do people just scoot over and get out on the passenger side?
I'm sure you get used to it (or get wet). They drive on the wrong side of the road in Holland, just like you guys in the USJust looking at those cars parked that close to the edge of the canal makes me nervous.
Of course if you are going to live there then you just have to get used to it. But still.
Oh, are these right-hand drives (I wouldn't think so) or do people just scoot over and get out on the passenger side?
Orion Reflections, Galloway Forest Dark Sky Park, SW Scotland.
Fuji X-T2 with Samyang 12mm f2 NCS lens.
15s / f2 / ISO 12800 (16 frames stacked and aligned using Starry Landscape Stacker).
Fuji X-T2 with Samyang 12mm f2 NCS lens.
15s / f2 / ISO 12800 (16 frames stacked and aligned using Starry Landscape Stacker).
_DSC6427Loved the reflections on the sand here.
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40 f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 17mm, f/4, 1/4000
Canon 6D, Canon 17-40 f/4 L, Multi-segment Metering, Aperture Priority
ISO 100, 17mm, f/4, 1/4000
jaw is on the bloody floor!
Dark skies help. Nowhere round here like that. North Wales maybe.HOW DO YOU DO THAT?!?!?!jaw is on the bloody floor!
Oh and knowing what you are doing probably helps!
Small patch of flowers.
Fort Worth Botanic Gardens
With a definite nod to @deep diver and his entry in last week's Weekly Photo Contest (Abstract Architecture)
Detail of a sculpture with a bit of post-processing filtering applied.
Detail of a sculpture with a bit of post-processing filtering applied.
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To be honest I’m a bit bored of the owls myself, but I haven’t had a chance to shoot much other than what I grab on my way to and from work lately. I’m itching to get out and shoot some sunrise landscapes over Easter weekend, hopefully the weather will play ball. Until then, this will have to do:
