Probably the last gig at the Harcourt Arms for some time!
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Photo of the Day - March 2020
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Been a while since I've shot the Hooded Mergansers..... This guy looks so funny as he is raising his hood....
Milky Way over Lake Tekapo, NZ
Fujifilm X20: ISO 800, f 2.2 @ 4 seconds....
Pushing the limits of the X20, unfortunately without a tripod, so had to improvise. Doing a Dark Sky tour to Mt John observatory this evening, so will see what I can come up with after that......
When I get employed as a teacher again, this time in my home country for better pay than I got the past 16 years in Thailand, as sooner or later I must, after Covid-19 has run its course, I reckon I'll celebrate by purchasing an XPro 3 with a 50 - 140 lens, and see what I can do with it.
Fujifilm X20: ISO 800, f 2.2 @ 4 seconds....
Pushing the limits of the X20, unfortunately without a tripod, so had to improvise. Doing a Dark Sky tour to Mt John observatory this evening, so will see what I can come up with after that......
When I get employed as a teacher again, this time in my home country for better pay than I got the past 16 years in Thailand, as sooner or later I must, after Covid-19 has run its course, I reckon I'll celebrate by purchasing an XPro 3 with a 50 - 140 lens, and see what I can do with it.
Meet Halley!!! She is an eight week lab/collie mix.
Straight out of camera JPG, imported to iPad, rescaled by iOS.
Very cute! My husky/lab mix's ayes are somewhat similar to your poppy's (In the near future I will post some more photos that show her small-dark eyes). On this one Nikki is playing in the snow:
Archive: Fall leaves on the path to Fort Darling @ Drury's Bluff on the James River, Virginia (circa Nov. 2008)
Cropped and resized to 1980x1320 in Luminar 4.
Cropped and resized to 1980x1320 in Luminar 4.
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More Dovrefjell. Can't go outside so I have to resort to browsing my catalogue. (or be creative and shoot indoors like some of you!)
This is at the top of angels rest trail in the Columbia river gorge. I didn't have my Nikon with me so this was taken with my iPhone XS Max...
British countryside in summer is like
You might have noticed that I haven't taken a half decent photo for ages; in fact I haven't been out properly with a camera for a couple of years probably.
My wife has been having problems with her memory, eyesight, understanding and doing things for the last couple of years, (I know what it's called - I just don't like the name they give it), hence if I do get out it's always a hurried affair.
I'm not in any way looking for sympathy but I just want to say that this forum is a life saver and an inspiration for me; I love to see what the rest of you have been up to with your cameras, and once this virus thing is out of the way I hope to find a way whereby my wife can come out on photo shoots with me and still be safe.
Anyway, here's one I took earlier out in the garden; some primulas waiting to be planted out...
By the way, I considered selling the new Z 50 and brand new Tamron 16-300mm, but it was a once in a lifetime purchase and will always be waiting until I can pick it up again more seriously.
Cheers
Hugh
My wife has been having problems with her memory, eyesight, understanding and doing things for the last couple of years, (I know what it's called - I just don't like the name they give it), hence if I do get out it's always a hurried affair.
I'm not in any way looking for sympathy but I just want to say that this forum is a life saver and an inspiration for me; I love to see what the rest of you have been up to with your cameras, and once this virus thing is out of the way I hope to find a way whereby my wife can come out on photo shoots with me and still be safe.
Anyway, here's one I took earlier out in the garden; some primulas waiting to be planted out...
By the way, I considered selling the new Z 50 and brand new Tamron 16-300mm, but it was a once in a lifetime purchase and will always be waiting until I can pick it up again more seriously.
Cheers
Hugh
Hang in there. NEVER GIVE UP...you or your wife. Best wishes.You might have noticed that I haven't taken a half decent photo for ages; in fact I haven't been out properly with a camera for a couple of years probably.
My wife has been having problems with her memory, eyesight, understanding and doing things for the last couple of years, (I know what it's called - I just don't like the name they give it), hence if I do get out it's always a hurried affair.
I'm not in any way looking for sympathy but I just want to say that this forum is a life saver and an inspiration for me; I love to see what the rest of you have been up to with your cameras, and once this virus thing is out of the way I hope to find a way whereby my wife can come out on photo shoots with me and still be safe.
Anyway, here's one I took earlier out in the garden; some primulas waiting to be planted out...
By the way, I considered selling the new Z 50 and brand new Tamron 16-300mm, but it was a once in a lifetime purchase and will always be waiting until I can pick it up again more seriously.
Cheers
Hugh
You’re a respected member here @Hughmac , hang in there. Best wishes.