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Is my geography wrong or is this pre the shard building?Back to the archives - London skyline from Greenwich Park, infrared shot...
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The Shard was built in 2012; my photo is from 2017, so it must be out of shot. Somewhere on the left I think it would be.
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Back to the archives - London skyline from Greenwich Park, infrared shot...
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That’s an awesome shot.
Where did you take this one from? Near the restaurant at the top of the hill?! It’s been so long since I’ve been there.
Must have been up by the Observatory I reckon as that's where we parked.
I always meant to go back as it's a great open space, with some good pubs in the town, but somehow events overtook us
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I worked in Greenwich when they were building the dome (not on the dome). Very pretty in parts.Must have been up by the Observatory I reckon as that's where we parked.
I always meant to go back as it's a great open space, with some good pubs in the town, but somehow events overtook us
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Not surprised my geography was off. I’ve not lived down South since 2001.
Pyrenees.
Sony Alpha6400; Sony 16-50mm f3.5-5.6
It's starting to get very colorful here in Denver - late May & June are fantastic. We all need a smiley face. Here's one from our back garden.
Greetings from Denver! by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Greetings from Denver! by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Small Tortoiseshell Butterlfy. This is the first one i've seen this year!!!
Comments appreciated.
Comments appreciated.
We have a surprising amount of birds in our neighborhood, despite being on the outskirts of a city.
This was taken just a few minutes ago out my office window! (He woke me up...) Continuing to try out that old telephoto lens I was given. Took it completely apart, gave it a good, thorough cleaning, and checked the optics on it. This is fully extended (300mm) on my old Canon XTi (circa 2006!) and in manual mode, it's much better than it was when I got it.
Canon EOS Rebel XTi, Canon EF 75-300mm III Telephoto, f/7.1 1/400 ISO 400
This was taken just a few minutes ago out my office window! (He woke me up...) Continuing to try out that old telephoto lens I was given. Took it completely apart, gave it a good, thorough cleaning, and checked the optics on it. This is fully extended (300mm) on my old Canon XTi (circa 2006!) and in manual mode, it's much better than it was when I got it.
Canon EOS Rebel XTi, Canon EF 75-300mm III Telephoto, f/7.1 1/400 ISO 400
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Love this - it's almost like a Hokusai woodblock print.
Looking up the inside of a disused concrete water tower.
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4
ISO 125, 16mm, f/4, 1/30
Sony a7III, Sony 16-35mm f/4
ISO 125, 16mm, f/4, 1/30
Like a lot of photographers I can often be spotted in the garden with a long lens photographing the neighbours as they sunbath!
The view from the clubhouse deck where we enjoyed sharing a breakfast sandwich after our walk this morning.
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One to finish off May.....
Got these in a 'grab bag' of unlabelled rhizomes from the Presby Gardens a few years back ; they actually are
(almost) black .
Got these in a 'grab bag' of unlabelled rhizomes from the Presby Gardens a few years back ; they actually are
(almost) black .
Stuck inside due to heavy rain and wind:
Resized in Luminar 4.
Resized in Luminar 4.
Today's dog walk shot.
M9 with Elmar-C 90mm @F4
M9 with Elmar-C 90mm @F4
My son and daughter having a kickabout in the park.
I really like this shot. Then again, I am partial to abstract-like shots on occasion. Also, it is very nice to have you back contributing.
The state flag of Maryland has a definite you either love it or hate it vibe. I've always kind of loved it, even before I moved here 31 years ago after finishing college (I'm now feeling somewhat old).
MD State Flag by Lance Randall, on Flickr
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Please remember: One photo per day.The baby robins started leaving the nest today. Here’s the first one to leave right before making her first flight and then sitting up in a tree afterwards. I hope they do well!
It keeps the thread clean and the site moderators happy.