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Photo of the Day - March 2021
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From 2004 and that original 3.2MP Olympus P&S camera.
A view towards Waterton Lake from the Akamina Parkway, Waterton National Park, AB. The 2017 fire would have swept through this area propelled by 100KM/hr winds, and everything seen on this side of the lake is now scorched.
A view towards Waterton Lake from the Akamina Parkway, Waterton National Park, AB. The 2017 fire would have swept through this area propelled by 100KM/hr winds, and everything seen on this side of the lake is now scorched.
A quick shot of the mountains after getting back from the gym. iPhone XR, touched up with Luminar AI plugin for Photos.
I think we all have this problem, he also gets upset if I am on the iPhone too much!
he shares his house with you - what else do you want?
as he should - you're his servant!
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maybe we need to move this to its own thread LOL
Well, Luna, our white cat, actually runs the holding company (Luna Inc.) that owns "Luna and Larry Ice Cream" and "Luna Bars". All we are to her is a source of money to fund her corporate empire. ???
So Sinclair being willing to share his house with us is actually really nice. ?
We had a really good warm spell (with some high winds). Stuff is greening up fast, and 3 days of rain coming up will only accelerate that even more.
I'm watching the daffodil stalks out in front of my building.....no actual flowers yet, just the leaves.
I definitely see some of the earlier varieties up with heads but nothing has opened yet on my daily route. Our weather is warm through tomorrow and then we get back to cooler temps, so it still may be another week or so.
Not been very active this last month or so. Took advantage of a 30-minute break in the clouds to capture the Mars-Pleiades conjunction. Taken with 70-300mm Canon lens. Could have done with a lot more exposure time but you take what you can get. I like the colour contrast between the red-ish Mars and the bue-ish nebulosity around the Pleiades.
If anyone is interested in how to do some basic astrophotography shots using standard equipment and free/cheap software, let me know and I'll put together a how-to posting.
Mars-Pleiades conjunction by another scotsman, on Flickr
Very interested!
It does not take them long to worm their way into our hearts.
Haven't seen a pussy_willow in 10 years. Ha, a little bit censorship, can't even type the name of the bush. Had to add the underscore.
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3 years ago today. A spectacular walk on the five sisters. Sony rx-100
