Exactly what I thought you’d say.
Lol... Sorry predictable...
Also watch your horizon. Might be my wonky eyes but looks to be ever so slightly tilted to right.
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Photo Of The Day - October 2017
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Lol... Sorry predictable...
Also watch your horizon. Might be my wonky eyes but looks to be ever so slightly tilted to right.
You’re right. The framing is not correct. I noticed that after taking the shot but there were so many people around that I couldn’t be bothered to wait more for another clean shot. People just walk right in front of you.
An Imperial moth, wider than my outstretched hand. Sitting on a tire of a work van.
Looking closer, the face and head of an elephant appear on it's back.
I had thoughts of Mr. Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street, or perhaps Manny the mammoth from the Ice Age movies.
Taken with my iPhone 7+
Looking closer, the face and head of an elephant appear on it's back.
I had thoughts of Mr. Snuffleupagus from Sesame Street, or perhaps Manny the mammoth from the Ice Age movies.
Taken with my iPhone 7+
Try cropping from the bottom, rather than the top and you've got it. I saw an all-seeing-eye rather than an alien helmet.
Some dramatic lighting in the St. Paul's Cathedral in Münster:
Some interesting parifinalia from Amsterdam.
Not sure what they are for but I liked the colours!
_DSC5101 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Not sure what they are for but I liked the colours!
_DSC5101 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
An old auto junk yard in Amador County, CA USA
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Some interesting parifinalia from Amsterdam.
Not sure what they are for but I liked the colours!
To be honest, they look quite scary, whatever you do don't get these mixed up with buying from the other type of retail establishment in Amsterdam - you may end up very sore!!
Were the colours better before or after use?
Wouldn't know! Not my scene at all. I'd rather a nice cold beer which they have plenty of in Amsterdam to.
My mam says there are no large spiders or icky creatures in the Netherlands.
Ha! Thanks for proving her wrong.
No fake Portrait Mode trickery at play here! Just f/4 and getting in nice and close to this chilled out snake.
No fake Portrait Mode trickery at play here! Just f/4 and getting in nice and close to this chilled out snake.
No chance! Urgh!
Very nice picture of the palace during the blue hour. I grew up down the road in Yorktown and have seen the palace many times, but this is probably the best picture I've seen of it. Well done!
China Camp-114-20170702.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Very nice.No fake Portrait Mode trickery at play here! Just f/4 and getting in nice and close to this chilled out snake.
My mam says there are no large spiders or icky creatures in the Netherlands.
Ha! Thanks for proving her wrong.
But there are!! Swimming Spiders the size of your hand that can swim across the North Sea to haunt @MacRy
I'm afraid your mother is right. This is about as scary as it gets and it's only 1-2 centimeters big.
But no snakes (occasional viper), no large predators ( just some badgers ), no scorpions ( just wasps), no sharks ( just small jellyfish).
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It's just a harmless snake, what's it gonna do, blow balloons and make them into puppy dogs! Oh that's my phobia, scratch that one...
Thanks, AFB, I thought it was too beautiful not to capture.
Here's a more Brett-Weston-ish church. Comments always appreciated.
First Presbyterian church Santa Fe by another scotsman, on Flickr
Here's a more Brett-Weston-ish church. Comments always appreciated.
First Presbyterian church Santa Fe by another scotsman, on Flickr
Yep... like it.... but.... I prefer the other one sans "all seeing eye"
Bizarre though, what strikes me is how it looks a bit like a strong hold. Is there a significance to that? Is it that in the times of the "wild west" churches were used as a central defend able point in a town like castle keeps were in medieval Europe?
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I prefer this composition. Looks great. Reminds me of all those airfix models from my youth.