Thanks ken. This was with the 70-300mm at 300mm on the 6D. Pretty highly cropped to get this size but this lens is sharp enough to get away with it.
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Photo Of The Day September 2016
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Another one from Amsterdam. We discovered it was this young lady's birthday, so we mentioned to the waiter that it might be nice for a free cake or something. The lighting certainly helped.
_DSC0275 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr
Comments always welcome.
_DSC0275 by apple fanboy1, on FlickrComments always welcome.
Too breezy, that's why the reflection wasn't so clear.
I did however realise that 19mm isn't wide enough when there is no room to back away from a subject, so I've allowed my GAS to buy me a Samyang 12mm f/2 (got a bonus coming with this month's pay).
Cheers
Hugh
Medallion Marker from Boston's Freedom Trail
Cheetah
Thought we might not get to see a Cheetah but got lucky on the last day. Sun was a bit bright but I'm not complaining.
Thought we might not get to see a Cheetah but got lucky on the last day. Sun was a bit bright but I'm not complaining.
Last of the waterfalls for a bit. Comments always appreciated.
Posforth Gill 7 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Posforth Gill 7 by another scotsman, on Flickr
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Mathis 333 Prototype. 3 wheels, 3 seats, 3 cylinders. Never reached production.
I love this composition, but something looks a little off in the colouring to my mind. Not sure if its the filter or processing.Last of the waterfalls for a bit. Comments always appreciated.
Posforth Gill 7 by another scotsman, on Flickr
Another one from Amsterdam.
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Intruiging. I'm not a car person, but had to google this. So we're looking at the rear of a 1946 car. Thank you for the history lesson.Mathis 333 Prototype. 3 wheels, 3 seats, 3 cylinders. Never reached production.
Cheetah cubs at about 12 weeks old.
They were waiting on mom who had a fresh Wildebeest kill.
The young Cheetah are not strong enough yet to chew through the hide of a Wildebeest so they have to wait for the adult to get things started but mom was resting.
Cheetah, the fastest land animal, will hit speeds of over 100 km/h when chasing down another animal but they expend a lot of energy doing it and will need to rest for long periods after the chase.
They were waiting on mom who had a fresh Wildebeest kill.
The young Cheetah are not strong enough yet to chew through the hide of a Wildebeest so they have to wait for the adult to get things started but mom was resting.
Cheetah, the fastest land animal, will hit speeds of over 100 km/h when chasing down another animal but they expend a lot of energy doing it and will need to rest for long periods after the chase.
See what you mean AFB, it certainly looks a lot warmer here than on Flickr - repost below..see if that makes a difference. Sorry for a double-post.
Posforth Gill 7 by another scotsman, on Flickr
The ticket office of Bolton Abbey railway station...
Hopefully the last of the monsoon storms in the desert:
Better. Strange how here and Flickr looked different. Does kind of make me want to head to north wales which is the closest waterfalls to me.See what you mean AFB, it certainly looks a lot warmer here than on Flickr - repost below..see if that makes a difference. Sorry for a double-post.
Posforth Gill 7 by another scotsman, on Flickr
There are certainly a few good waterfalls in North Wales - but also some in Derbyshire that might be worth a go (have a look at Middle Black Clough on my Flickr pages).
Once Majestic by Alex, on Flickr
This was once a great hotel. I used to sneak in and swim in their spring-fed pool when I was a kid. Sad to see it go.
