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Skipper butterfly
^bravo!
from winter, 2010. iirc, sunset behind augustine volcano, cook inlet, alaska.
from winter, 2010. iirc, sunset behind augustine volcano, cook inlet, alaska.
more from the film archives as the scanning project continues.
smokies, 2001.
smokies, 2001.
Glades Mill, Babcock St. Park, W. Va., 2001.
Part of my popcorn harvest!
I like the font in your logo. Not to mention the capture, love that.
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for the first day of fall!
from the film archives.
from the film archives.
sunrise walk nearby this tuesday morning.
some nice cloud movements.
fortunately, the heavy rain held out for another hour!
and some nice pre-dawn clouds, with full moon lighting...
some nice cloud movements.
fortunately, the heavy rain held out for another hour!
and some nice pre-dawn clouds, with full moon lighting...
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LOVE the shot of the full moon behind the clouds!
thx!
actually the lighting behind the clouds was pre-dawn sun, while the moon, behind the camera, was "fill" lighting the front of the clouds, adding to sort of 3D effect. just happened, not planned.
Okay. That makes sense now. Looks just as you explained.
Ha! I find my best shots "just happened" !
another view of glades mill, west virginia. actually, i think, 2002.
checked out the wetland this thursday morning, still only locals around.
migration should start next month.
z6ii, 500mm, iso 16000 and 10000, 1/400 sec.
migration should start next month.
z6ii, 500mm, iso 16000 and 10000, 1/400 sec.
We’ve had some rain and it’s bringing the Salmon up all the creeks and rivers in Toronto.
Unfortunately I couldn’t capture any making the jump.
Some of the fishermen were lucky though.
I’m not sure if this silly Great Blue Heron thought he might be able to catch one or not.
Unfortunately I couldn’t capture any making the jump.
Some of the fishermen were lucky though.
I’m not sure if this silly Great Blue Heron thought he might be able to catch one or not.
Cattle Egret shot in 2000 with Pentax ME Super 35mm body, Kalimar 500mm 1:8 lens (really a low quality T-mount lens), and Kodak Portra 160 VC film. This was between Coco Beach and Titusville Florida.
