Ah yeah but seeing that makes it even more amazing what people can do! They make better images than me even without a beautiful backdrop!
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Photo of The Day - November 2017
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Ah yeah but seeing that makes it even more amazing what people can do! They make better images than me even without a beautiful backdrop!
Proving that you don’t need a massive telephoto lens and 15fps autofocus to shoot wildlife.....
Just a 90mm, a rangefinder.......and a very friendly little fella who stuck around for five minutes hoping for some food whilst I frantically tried to coax him into a better position.
Just a 90mm, a rangefinder.......and a very friendly little fella who stuck around for five minutes hoping for some food whilst I frantically tried to coax him into a better position.
First proper outing with the Samyang 300mm reflex lens.
Tripod used, but I wish I'd also used the remote release to stop camera shake
- however for some reason it got 'Explored" on Flickr...
Fort Darnet (Explored) by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Tripod used, but I wish I'd also used the remote release to stop camera shake
- however for some reason it got 'Explored" on Flickr...
Fort Darnet (Explored) by Hugh Russell, on Flickr
Cheers
Hugh
Proving that you don’t need a massive telephoto lens and 15fps autofocus to shoot wildlife.....
Just a 90mm, a rangefinder.......and a very friendly little fella who stuck around for five minutes hoping for some food whilst I frantically tried to coax him into a better position.
More rangefinder wildlife...this time with a 35mm
Proving that you don’t need a massive telephoto lens and 15fps autofocus to shoot wildlife.....
Just a 90mm, a rangefinder.......and a very friendly little fella who stuck around for five minutes hoping for some food whilst I frantically tried to coax him into a better position.
A Norwegian Blue!
They´re experts at sitting still. Lovely plumage
I really love these new twopods, excellent geometry and stability with only 2 legs!
https://www.flickr.com/photos/needfx/
https://www.flickr.com/photos/needfx/
I really love these new twopods, excellent geometry and stability with only 2 legs!
What sorcery is this ? Two legs as stable as three ?
Do you know, I was stupid enough to look up 'twopod' on Giggle?I really love these new twopods, excellent geometry and stability with only 2 legs!
Cheers
Hugh
Do you know, I was stupid enough to look up 'twopod' on Giggle?
Cheers
Hugh
trolling successful !!
Approaching an Anhinga on the railing of a small pier.
At one of our clients office. 8 plus portrait mode in action. That’s a life size model by the way.
Some weird artifacts around the arms.
At one of our clients office. 8 plus portrait mode in action. That’s a life size model by the way.
Courtyard at a little B&B near the airport in Guatemala City
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Seeing the bell around her neck reminds me of Monty Python... “Bring out your dead!”
Absolutely beautiful car. Seeing this reminds me of the Triumph TR6s my father owned (not at the same time!). I loved it when he took me for drives in them. And in 1970s Detroit there was certainly nothing else like them on the road. Well, there were probably a few MGs around.
MY dad had an MG TD Midget in the mid '50s which he bought used. I got car sick in it when he took me for a test ride (7-8 years old). He migrated from that to a Jag XK 120 and eventually to muscle cars in the 60s (Mustang Mach 1).
I bought a used Triumph Spitfire in '71 while in college. The exhaust pipe rusted out and since English car parts were unavailable in NC, the repair shop custom welded one which ran from the manifold back to the tailpipe.
The joys of foreign car ownership while a poor college student!
Love the pic.
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Wow! Wonderful capture.Polar Bear family shot - Svalbard
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The glacial front of the Vestonna ice cap - Nordaustlandet, Svalbard.
Wonderful colors, although hard to tell the scale other than being massive! You certainly have gotten beautiful pictures on your global journeys. Probably a bit cooler than the Napali Coast!
Coax him into a better position? Looks pretty good to me!Proving that you don’t need a massive telephoto lens and 15fps autofocus to shoot wildlife.....
Just a 90mm, a rangefinder.......and a very friendly little fella who stuck around for five minutes hoping for some food whilst I frantically tried to coax him into a better position.