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Photo of the Day October 2016
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Thanks anotherscotsman. I'll admit to a little help from Lr. Exposures with backlighting can be a bit tricky but deepening the blacks helps to achieve the look.
Here's another with a bit of dodge and burn around her face.
Something Church-y for Sunday. Comments always appreciated.
Once famous by another scotsman, on Flickr
Once famous by another scotsman, on Flickr
20161015-_DSC0457Why does this keep happening to me?!
Well it's a good time of year to go spider hunting.
Perhaps you need to put on a macro lens and embrace your fears?
Mist as Sunrise - Cades Cove in Smoky Mountain National Park.
First post - comments appreciated.
First post - comments appreciated.
We have chipmunks taking up residence all over the place in our yard and one of their "homes" has its entrance here just under the pool cover.
Thanks - it was a beautiful morning. I've had my D750 for about a year now and just beginning to understand some of its capabilities - and my vast lack of knowledge.
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Yes I love my D750. But as I said elsewhere I'm the weak link in the chain.
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I'd love it if we had nature like that in our garden. As would Mrs AFB! I bet the kids are enjoying them.We have chipmunks taking up residence all over the place in our yard and one of their "homes" has its entrance here just under the pool cover.
I'll shoot the webs but irrational fear prevents me capturing the horrible little critters themselves.
Sweeney Ridge-20160730-72.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
To the right, the USS Leyte Gulf (CG-55), a Ticonderoga-class guided missile cruiser of the U.S. Navy commissioned on 26 September 1987. On the left, the USS Zumwalt (DDG-1000), a Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyer of the U.S. Navy commissioned yesterday in Baltimore. The Zumwalts stealthy properties gives it the radar cross-section of a fishing boat despite its size. After seeing these ships and touring the USS Jason Dunham (whose bow can be seen behind the Leyte Gulf) I came away thinking you truly do not want to mess with a naval warship.
the big day, rehearsal paid off
Went back to the spot from the other day, this time at dawn. The tide was in this time and I almost took a swim as I started to blindly step into where I had stood for the previous shot. Would not have been a good start to the day 
[doublepost=1476715535][/doublepost]I read that The Zumwalt can fire missiles at a distance of 62 miles. Impressive
Frauenkirche by another scotsman, on Flickr
Nuremberg? We traveled through there, en route from Munich to Prague, in 2002. Unfortunately, that day the weather was miserable - pretty heavy rain, etc, so photography was difficult. Would love to go back some day.