.. Autumn scene from a walk in the local Municipal park early this morning ..
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Photo of the Day - November 2023
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Added the SSD (Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus) inside the Hub giving me an extra 2TB. It's a Genesys Hub don't know the exact model number. I bought it over a year ago and I'm sure they (and other companies) have latter models and I know the SSD wasn't the latest SSD, but it was fast enough for me.
Christmas decorations are popping up now and I saw this on top of a fireplace in a nice sitting room outside of a hotel lobby. Shot using 15 Pro Max and ProRAW. Just about everything I post is a smartphone camera only because it’s in my pocket, but I’d love to eventually invest a nice high quality mirrorless and spend time really setting up nice shots.
One of the easiest ways to ID a nuthatch is that they are rarely right-side up.
LOL! Indeed it's not...... Brrrr! I wouldn't want to try licking this little goodie, either! It is a resin rainbow popsicle sculpture, one of a series called "Melting Pops," created by artist Betsy Enzensberger. They're meant to be put somewhere to capture the light shining through and the wonderful colors. Her website is fun to look at: http://www.betsyenzensberger.com
So now you know the source of yesterday's somewhat abstract image.....and you had the "melty" part right, but not from anything actually melting!
travel lacrosse weekend. he had a good day. he plays defense so doesn't often have the ball; he ususally just pushes people around. but he had a number of really great clears today and handled the ball well.
autumn layer cake
1/200s 28mm @ f/2.2
Yet another shot of Torres del Paine National Park, Chile. October, 2023.
From this day in 2017...
Panasonic DMC-G6, Samyang Reflex 300mm, 1/500 @ f/6.3
Cheers
Hugh
Panasonic DMC-G6, Samyang Reflex 300mm, 1/500 @ f/6.3
Cheers
Hugh
.. small Autumn decorated rock ... from an early-morning walk yesterday.
