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Photo of the Day November 2022
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More experimenting with the iPhone 14 PM camera and selective color...
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Sea of Marmara, November 4pm
Nikon D40
AF-S DX Nikkor 10-24mm ƒ3.5-4.5G ED
ISO 200
36mm
f/7,1
1/600s
Sunrise at Jones Beach taken with an iPhone 13 Pro Max.
From this day in 2017...
Panasonic DMC-G6, 25mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic DMC-G6, 25mm, f/5.6
Cheers
Hugh
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Fall and Construction in Southeastern Michigan
This reminds me of a comic strip. Perhaps Dilbert? More like Bloom County? Imagine the mountain as a graph of, say, revenue over time, and my daughter as a stick figure trying to climb it:
Oh! XKCD! That sounds like a comic design XKCD would do!
The truth is also kind of out there: my pre-teen daughter has started the climb up this ridge at Badlands National Park. I have no pictures of her at the top because…I was rooted to the spot watching her in fear and pride.
(I did not send her up there for a photo op. She asked me to let her go. Don’t worry: there is a path she’s climbing, we had been watching other kids go up it. She was in no real danger. But try telling that to my 2012 self at that moment!)
Oh! XKCD! That sounds like a comic design XKCD would do!
The truth is also kind of out there: my pre-teen daughter has started the climb up this ridge at Badlands National Park. I have no pictures of her at the top because…I was rooted to the spot watching her in fear and pride.
(I did not send her up there for a photo op. She asked me to let her go. Don’t worry: there is a path she’s climbing, we had been watching other kids go up it. She was in no real danger. But try telling that to my 2012 self at that moment!)
.. looking down to apartment courtyard yesterday.
it’s actually the other way around at my feeders. We get cardinals all year, but since they’re ground feeders they’re usually at ground level. But once the snow comes and the ground is covered, I get them up at the feeders much more.
Here in Southwestern Alberta, Canada as well. Though there is also a bit too much white. However we had a glorious fall and I still have a few shots patiently awaiting their turn.
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That's awesome! Such a huge explosion of color. Wow, nice...
Photographer friends, at the Cinnabar pub in San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood.
