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Photo of the Day - March 2021
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Back to the archives. Rainbow Gate from my 2005 slide show. Still the Olympus 3.2MP stylus camera.
These are the miniature daffodils, which bloomed a few days ago and are still going strong -- the bigger ones are just starting, and so far only one, with another one about to pop. I haven't been out front yet today to check on progress, though.....
Funny. With nothing else in the frame I couldn’t tell. We have a few miniature ones as well.
From about 5 years ago, with my iPhone 7+, zoom lens (how I miss it). There are only about 6 lots left now. They've got 1 about 2 months out, 1 with poured foundation, and 2 basements just dug out. The closer ones will block the lower parts of the mountains, but thankfully not a lot. Touched up with Luminar AI plugin for Photos.
He loves sniffing the broom, so I laid it on the table ...
Canon R6, and "adapted" Tokina 16-28mm at 16mm. 4s exposure at 1600 ISO
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Buffalo were out of range...but wild horses and colts by pond. Yesterdays photo was an overview of the prairie. Today's is what's out there. The buffalo were not visible by naked eye, but did locate as I swept the area with manual focus magnification. There was a hiking trail in that direction, but I had three other stops that day so will have to wait. I did drive through that State Park's campground...so may move up on my agenda.
Pacifica-17-200503.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
So I posted a picture of Watson up in a tree recently. Since she bolted so often out of the yard, even when we were out with her, we now put her on a leash & harness when we take her outside. She seems to like it and is calmer.
Camera on my iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/135.
Camera on my iPhone XR. Focal length 4.25mm, F number f/1.8, Exposure time 1/135.
A different view of the dove tailed cabin corner which I had posted earlier.
Eggciting times as Mrs Swan displays the first three now laid in the nest. The nine laid last year produced six surviving cygnets, one still hanging around at the other end of the pond.
