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Photo Of The Day September 2016
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First Ocean Experience by Trey Cox, on FlickrMy wife showing my 6 month old son the ocean for the first time.
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Hiking bridge over the Colorado River, at the bottom of the Grand Canyon:
A shot of the Hurst shifter inside of the 1962 Corvette....
Found this lurking in the yard today...
7D2 , 15-85@ 85 , f5.6@1/60 , ISO 800
7D2 , 15-85@ 85 , f5.6@1/60 , ISO 800
Found this lurking in the yard today...
7D2 , 15-85@ 85 , f5.6@1/60 , ISO 800
Holy moly! That is stunning!
Thanks! I've never seen one like this before , either . I found the plant in a small garden shop some distance from my house . Sign on the road said '30% off all tropicals' so I picked a couple up ... not in bloom , but they were cheap , figuring to winter them over on my glassed in sun porch , and put them out next year. The others are more mundane , but I was blown away by this thing .
No big deal to take the picture ..... the flower is in a soda bottle , sitting on a piece of black construction paper on the porch floor . Hand held , no tripod .. saved by image stabilization . Maybe 5 minutes in post to tidy up exposure , deepen blacks , and crop out a bit of the bottle that peeked out from under the flower . Sometimes you just get lucky !
Yes the way you captured it, the lovely transitions in the tones, the texture of the petals...
Yep, you guessed it... High score on the jealous I didn't take it scale!
Gorgeous! (the flower)Found this lurking in the yard today...
7D2 , 15-85@ 85 , f5.6@1/60 , ISO 800
Inside the Ngorongoro crater, Tanzania
The crater is a great place to visit.
Interior shot of the Guardian Building in Detroit. In addition to being one of the tallest free-standing brick buildings in the world, a couple of the numerous features of this landmark art deco building include ceiling mosaics made consisting of Pewabic and Rockwood tiles and one of the last pieces made (designed?) by Louis Tiffany (the clock).
Hamming it up for the camera....
Someone get MacRy a glass of water!
I swear we had one that size in the lounge last night. Speedy as well. No way Mrs AFB would have let me get the camera.
It's cup, trap then take him across the street!
This is known locally as a Banana Spider, or more accurately - Golden Silk Orb Weaver. They're harmless and non poisonous. They just eat bugs. I've seen some as big as my hand.
interesting subject. Think you might benefit a bit from straightening that horizon. Also like Wednesdays photo, one from the front might look a bit better.T-Rex 700N rc helicopter
Got the wall plastered last week after we had some work done to it. Thought the shadows from our window shutters were nice and grabbed a frame.
_DSC6202.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
_DSC6202.jpg by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
Hamming it up for the camera....
GOOD GOD!!
Taken just seconds before it laid eggs in her face which will later on hatch and have thousand of baby spiders eating their way out.
*hyperventilate hyperventilate*
Different take on yesterday's field. 20-sec exposure with ND filter. With hindsight, perhaps too much movement in the foreground flowers but was trying to get a sort of dreamy atmosphere. Comments always appreciated.
Field of flowers LE by another scotsman, on Flickr
Field of flowers LE by another scotsman, on Flickr