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Ed
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Photo of the Day September 2020
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Well you are just going to have to dig it out again now!
wow, I usually just see them with their legs bulked up. That's a lot of pollen!!!
From the 9mm fisheye. One challenge with this lens is to make sure my head, feet, and hands stay out of the shot!
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One of Manchester's disappearing Northern Quarter streets that I've been documenting. And a little exposure nerdery. Unusually, for my full frame kit, this is the out of camera JPEG with adjustments in LRCC (iPad) and finishing off in Affinity (also iPad, so all iPad). The light was quite challenging so I had to max out the A7II's DRO* setting.
Spear Street by Jason Hindle, on Flickr
* Dynamic Range Optimisation - I'm told it's fundamentally the same IP (licenced from the same source) as Nikon's Active D Lighting.
Spear Street by Jason Hindle, on Flickr* Dynamic Range Optimisation - I'm told it's fundamentally the same IP (licenced from the same source) as Nikon's Active D Lighting.
No idea of what these pretty little star-shaped flowers are: some kind of very small lily?
I would guess an allium/onion/garlic something
It's well into the morrow Downunder and I'm heading for the hills in about five hours time. Here's a glimpse from a local beach with the tiniest jetty you have ever seen! It's the little white, lit up section in centre of frame. This is captured about twenty minutes after sunset and considering it is an automated 180 degree panorama jpeg spat out of camera/drone/app I'm quite impressed with it!
Thanks, Molly! I can't remember now exactly where I saw this bunch of flowers and photographed them -- I think over on the other side of the lake where the townhouses are, but I was definitely not in someone's personal vegetable garden, where one might expect to find onion or garlic plants! I'll have to see if I can find these flowers again and take a better look.....
Might be an agapanthus . For a while I had purple ones in my yard ('Blue Lily of the Nile')that looked a lot like this save for the color .
Thanks, Someoldguy! The lily-like appearance is intriguing..... I"ll have to do some research!
perhaps this is what this season is all about: trusting in the unknowns, finding gold in the little things, trading fear of what's uncertain for freedom to thrive within it. /// morgan harper nichols
(release no. 17)
(release no. 17)
Looks like she nicked someones parcel and it had a glitter bomb in it.
It's well into the morrow Downunder and I'm heading for the hills in about five hours time. Here's a glimpse from a local beach with the tiniest jetty you have ever seen! It's the little white, lit up section in centre of frame. This is captured about twenty minutes after sunset and considering it is an automated 180 degree panorama jpeg spat out of camera/drone/app I'm quite impressed with it!
Look at those purples!
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I would love to go back and see that. It wasn't there last time I went.
Forth Rail Bridge from South Queensferry. No idea where the other three are but hey, I will keep an eye out... mwah ha ha ha
Forth Rail Bridge by Ken OHagan, on Flickr
@Alexander.Of.Oz sorry.... I know, smooth water effect....
Forth Rail Bridge by Ken OHagan, on Flickr@Alexander.Of.Oz sorry.... I know, smooth water effect....
What’s wrong with smooth water?Forth Rail Bridge from South Queensferry. No idea where the other three are but hey, I will keep an eye out... mwah ha ha ha
@Alexander.Of.Oz sorry.... I know, smooth water effect....