An evening hayride at the local pumpkin farm.
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Photo of the Day - October 2020
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Ack, is that what that IS??!!!!! AIEEEE!!!!!! Thankfully I didn't touch anything, it was a bit far from me, actually, and I had the long lens on, and it didn't touch anything either..... Eh, good thing, then, I guess! I had heard that there was Poison Ivy around in the neighborhood but haven't been paying close attention since most of the time I've been on the boardwalk or on the trail around the lake. Thankfully this was not an area where I was actually walking or stomping around, there was some separation between me and the trees/bushes/plant(s). It was in a wooded area at the head of the lake. I've suffered through some miserable bouts with Poison Ivy in the past and have absolutely zero interest in coming in physical contact with the stuff again!!!
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No, it doesn't. Not so bad for reasonably quick shots, but not for ones that take some thought. Even if they're being patient, you can feel them waiting!
Absolutely. The camera phone brigade don’t understand you might want to wait for someone to move or the lighting to change!
Sarracenia purpurea, Pitcher plant. Always have to take a photo and send to daughter as studying the micro-organisms that live in the accumulated water in the plant was her PhD dissertation. While native to the Southeastern US up into Canada, Bok Tower introduced them with a re-design as they enhanced a bog bordering a lake and a viewing boardwalk over the bog.
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Toyed with this one quite a bit, trying to recreate the mood.
Golden Eagles used to nest in those cottonwoods. They are still around but have not nested there for the past 3 years.
Golden Eagles used to nest in those cottonwoods. They are still around but have not nested there for the past 3 years.
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Spent many years working with B&W films. Love a good B&W and this one qualifies.
Pacifica-10-200531.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
I still haven't taken anything new, so here's an infrared shot from a while back...
Infrared converted Nikon D70, 18mm @ f/9
Cheers
Hugh
Infrared converted Nikon D70, 18mm @ f/9
Cheers
Hugh
Yesterday was experiment day..... First I wanted to experiment with a new backdrop that I'd gotten a few days ago, so set that up and messed around for a while, using various subjects, and then when I got everything into the computer decided that one of the images might make an interesting image if it were given the "vintage" treatment. I also needed to tinker some more with Silver Efex Pro, as I'd been having some issues with it recently -- it kept crashing upon first opening it. Finally resolved the issues (I hope) and played around, coming up with this:
you're not always meant to know where you're headed // seeker
Another one from the pumpkin farm. Without HDR here, the foreground would have been a goner. I know, cause I took one of each!
Rural Fire Station iii
X100t f2.5 250 ISO200 - front of the older fire tanker truck.
X100t f2.5 250 ISO200 - front of the older fire tanker truck.
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2000, scan from slide. Gros Morne Newfoundland.
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A man made water feature around the Koi pond.
Sunrise Rocky Mountain Arsenal by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Petrified Tree, Monmouth Hot Springs, Yellowstone NP
Fired stump, a remnant of the 2003 Lost Creek Fire. Thanks to my neighbour Laszlo, who let me ride shotgun on his side by side. These old bones could not have made that hike on their own.
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