The other folk-singer part II, without a mic. in her face and not staring up her nose.
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Photo of the Day October 2016
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Another Arlington shot. Comments always welcome.
Arlington - approaching Autumn by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Arlington - approaching Autumn by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Even better. B&W can't make a good photo from a poor one but can cure a lot of colour issues. I always like the way B&W can be used to bring out textures in stonework and the like.the last shot of the church
what's your opinion of a b/w version?
Last of my dragon fly then. Although the eye isn't pin sharp here, I like the colour.
_DSC0365 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
_DSC0365 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Another photo of the children of Ethiopia
Lol hang on... Yogi me a ban for a wee booboo like that? It was nearly a joke! Come on paws for a minute and think about it. It was funny...
Weak puns are never funny.
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Coastal Brown Bears, Lake Clark Alaska
This past summer I spent an extraordinary week photographing the Coastal Brown Bears of Lake Clark Alaska.
The Coastal Brown Bears of Alaska are a sub species of brown bear. They are similar to the Grizzly Bears of mainland North America but larger. Female Coastal Brown Bears average 227 kilograms (500 lb) and males 408 kilograms (900 lb) in weight.
It was exhilarating to photograph these beautiful animals in their completely wild and natural habitat with nothing but an unarmed but knowledgeable guide for protection.
~ Peter
A beautiful picture. That standing bear has great presence, you wouldn't tangle with those claws.
Free beer @ The Green Man, Phuket - Fujifim X20, ISO 1600, f2.2 @ 1/6 sec.
When the landlord celebrated his 70th, Tiger draught was on the house.
When the landlord celebrated his 70th, Tiger draught was on the house.
Brisbaine Marina-1-20161002.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Few things are like experiencing a college (gridiron) football game at your alma mater with your daughter and nearly 112,000 other fellow fans. Even better when your team wins and said daughter enjoys the experience.
Go Blue!
Panasonic DMC-G3, f7.1, 1/800, 32mm, ISO 800
Go Blue!
Panasonic DMC-G3, f7.1, 1/800, 32mm, ISO 800
Another Arlington shot. Comments always welcome.
Arlington - approaching Autumn by another scotsman, on Flickr
Really nice light in both of these shots. Well seen and beautifully captured.
Thanks lizardofwoz...much appreciated.
~ Peter
You are getting the hang of this arent you Mr "this competition is too hard for me!" (or some words to that effect)
Great details, just watch the glow from the front end of the sausage rolls... maybe just a smidge darker to show it is in the shade still but maintain the detail...
An older photo of an anvil.
So I find this one interesting. The subject matter that is.
Based on the American's that I know, they all have a fierce pride in Made in the U.S.A. So I find it quite interesting to see an anvil made in Sweden. Shipping costs for an Anvil alone must be monstrous. So I would have expected a Made in USA. Interesting.
If I recall from the person at this particular forge, it's very old (more than 150 years) and would suggest that importing was more acceptable at the time. Also, Wisconsin and that part of the US have a strong heritage of Swedish and other cultural influences.
I have observed that all of the sewer system manhole covers in my town (population 180,000) are "Made in India". I have questioned that more than once. I cannot imagine how much they must cost to forge in America if they can be forged in India and shipped to the US more cheaply.
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Another take on the museum. Comments always appreciated.
Hirshhorn Torus 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Hirshhorn Torus 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Casual portrait of my mom:
family portrait sept by Alex, on Flickr
Mamiya C330 + Ilford HP5 Plus 400
family portrait sept by Alex, on Flickr
Mamiya C330 + Ilford HP5 Plus 400
Really like the light on this version.Another take on the museum. Comments always appreciated.
Hirshhorn Torus 2 by another scotsman, on Flickr