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Photo of the Day - March 2022
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I haven’t tried it yet, but Fuji offers its own RAW File Converter program that works with the film sims and the like. From what I gather, there’s a lot to figure out, but that’s just about every darkroom software that can do a lot.
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I took a tear up to Loch Awe yesterday and stopped in at St Conan's Kirk. A lovely little church which is a lot more ornate than that which we are used to here in Scotland. Worth a visit if you are up that way.
Nice reflection of the building.
Say what!!! No ducks in sight. Where did they go?
Thanks! The geese and ducks come-and-go and as it happened, at the time I stepped out on the deck to take this shot because the light was just right, no ducks or geese around. I am seeing more couples hanging out together, though, which is a good sign that Spring is indeed almost here and that in another month or so we might have ducklings and goslings.... Usually that happens around the first week or so in May.
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Interesting! There is something under the water 🤔. You can see the wavy water pattern that it's making. I wonder what it is. Maybe it's a duck or geese hiding under the lake? 💦🦆
We have aerators in the lake in three or four places, plus there is a partly-submerged tree branch over in that vicinity as well. Sometimes the geese and ducks hang out on that branch. Also, now that it is Spring, or nearly so, pretty soon the lake maintenance people will be putting our fountain back in there as well, once they're sure that we won't have any more cold snaps.
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Heartsease en masse.
Unknown date, spring of 2011.
Samsung ES15
ISO 100, 6.3 mm, 0 ev, ƒ/3.2, 1/125s.
Out at a Birthday lunch. My brother and sister-in-law are in the background
F/4 23.0mm 1/5s ISO-800 X100T handheld
F/4 23.0mm 1/5s ISO-800 X100T handheld
I grew up in Savannah, GA and at one point (don't know if it's still true) the city had maybe the second largest St Patrick's Day parade in the US. The Savannah River always got the green treatment. Lots of fun and very, very green!
The longest dog tongue ever
I guess it's very dry in the cold and they are getting thirsty.
Beautiful pictures, are you just standing on the side or running on another sleigh?
I was standing a turn by the trail. Huskies open their mouths and project their tongues out like that when running a full speed. Maybe that creates additional room for them to breath? It would be interesting to know why
I was curious.
- Since the only means that dogs have to release heat from their bodies is through their tongues and the pads of their paws, mushers won’t run them if there’s a risk that they’ll get “fried.” -
The New Yorker
www.newyorker.com
- Since the only means that dogs have to release heat from their bodies is through their tongues and the pads of their paws, mushers won’t run them if there’s a risk that they’ll get “fried.” -
The New Yorker
As Winter Snows Disappear, Sled-Dog Racers Are Trading Skis for Wheels
At the annual Dirty Dog Dryland Derby, in Wisconsin, climate change was both a subject of dispute and a fact of life.
I had several dogs, one husky too. I know that instead of sweating , they rely on panting to keep cool. When they pant, air moves rapidly over their tongue and through their mouth and lungs, allowing moisture to evaporate and cool them down.I was standing a turn by the trail. Huskies open their mouths and project their tongues out like that when running a full speed. Maybe that creates additional room for them to breath? It would be interesting to know why
This is in the heat though , I wonder if it’s only stress , fatigue running that much, we would be sweating so maybe they do it too? Maybe
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🌉 What’s even scarier is being under the famous suspension bridge/Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, California 🌉
Currently, 39 million vehicles cross the Golden Gate Bridge. Average daily traffic: 110,000 vehicles.
Currently, 39 million vehicles cross the Golden Gate Bridge. Average daily traffic: 110,000 vehicles.
Another view of the Scottish Events Campus, this time from the Squinty Bridge
showing the Finnieston Crane flanked by the Armadillo and the Hydro
Northern side of American Museum of Natural History, now permanently covered by new annex being constructed. This was a couple of years ago
A new bird sighting for me, with a name that really sounds like an insult. I wonder if this bird annoyed its namers? The yellow-bellied sap-sucker, female, as the males have even more red on their heads:
