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Photo of the Day - October 2022
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February, 4pm
Lens Model: iPhone 13 Pro back triple camera 5.7mm f/1.5
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From this day in 2018...
Nikon D5000, Lensbaby 50mm, 1/200 @ f/2.8, ISO 200
Cheers
Hugh
Nikon D5000, Lensbaby 50mm, 1/200 @ f/2.8, ISO 200
Cheers
Hugh
Red-spotted purple butterfly
iphone 14 ProMax Ip
12 MP, 77 mm
ISO 200 f2.8 1/99 sec
iphone 14 ProMax Ip
12 MP, 77 mm
ISO 200 f2.8 1/99 sec
fujica half + kodak gold
I took photos of the market on two other film cameras, and neither really came out well. I was so happy when this diptych came out as planned, especially as I'm not good with judging the rangefinder distance and usually get close up images a bit OOF.
So I’ve had my bank of feeders up for several years now, and there are several species that are constant visitors, and I’m happy for most of them. But it’s neat when I get something I didn’t expect. I’d always hoped for a pileated woodpecker. We got other kinds of woodpeckers, but though my town has plenty of woods my home isn’t in amongst them, so I figured it wouldn’t happen.
I shared this with my wife, showed her the picture in the book. She thought my interest might be misplaced.
WIFE: Dear, what we’re dealing with here is a perfect engine, a pecking machine. It’s a miracle of evolution, really. All this machine does is fly, and peck, and make little birds, and that’s all! Now why don't you take a long, close look at this book. Those proportions are correct.
And then, one day…
My stepson was the one that spotted her.
STEPSON: You’re gonna need a bigger feeder.
ME: (peering out the doorway) Shut off the kitchen light!
WIFE: That’s a twenty-incher!
ME: (squinting) Twenty-five. All fifteen ounces of ‘er.
(Jaws is one the great American films of the last fifty years!)
No birds were shot (well, not with a gun) in the making of this parody. But it is true that I had hoped to attract a pileated woodpecker, and that I expected never to do so…until the day one showed up in the spring of 2019. This photo was in the fall of that year.
Taken with my Canon EOS T2i.
I shared this with my wife, showed her the picture in the book. She thought my interest might be misplaced.
WIFE: Dear, what we’re dealing with here is a perfect engine, a pecking machine. It’s a miracle of evolution, really. All this machine does is fly, and peck, and make little birds, and that’s all! Now why don't you take a long, close look at this book. Those proportions are correct.
And then, one day…
My stepson was the one that spotted her.
STEPSON: You’re gonna need a bigger feeder.
ME: (peering out the doorway) Shut off the kitchen light!
WIFE: That’s a twenty-incher!
ME: (squinting) Twenty-five. All fifteen ounces of ‘er.
(Jaws is one the great American films of the last fifty years!)
No birds were shot (well, not with a gun) in the making of this parody. But it is true that I had hoped to attract a pileated woodpecker, and that I expected never to do so…until the day one showed up in the spring of 2019. This photo was in the fall of that year.
Taken with my Canon EOS T2i.
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A shot that kinda got lost in the fall leaf blizzard.
Fuji XP90 camera.
Fuji XP90 camera.
Heavenly, I miss being by the sea, something about it just calms my nerves down so well, must make a visit somewhere soon
He's asking about where you took the photograph. Puget Sound is the water that surrounds the Seattle area.
Ah, I see. Nope it’s in the South of France, Toulon.