Natural light, with some intermittent clouds, about 8am.
Handheld, with my GX85, and 60mm macro.
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Handheld, with my GX85, and 60mm macro.
IMG_2394 by Scott Marvin, on FlickrThis has been sitting beside a Gravel road in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Land_Between_the_Lakes_National_Recreation_Area for years. No one has touched it. Wonder why?
Ha!
What is your guess??
I suspect the porcelain fixture had been half buried for sometime (causing the discoloration to a portion of it) maybe in a swampy area.
THen dug up, and placed on the tire.
I would think would not bee too stable there on the tire like that. ANd would seem the sand would have gotten washed off the tire with any rain.
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P1040764 by Dave Redman, on FlickrAt a small car show. CAnt tell you year/model, for sure, but I think late 30s Ford.
Went out last night and played with the new camera
DSC_1650 resized no flash f16 1-100 by Scott Baker, on Flickr
DSC_1650 resized no flash f16 1-100 by Scott Baker, on Flickr
Went out last night and played with the new camera
Beautiful sky, Scott. You've got to figure out how to turn off the date stamp, though.
"Come on....Put 'em up...I'l fight ya...."
Said the 1/4" long caterpillar....
Two Day Old Caterpillar by Bob Thieda, on Flickr
13 photo stack. ISO1600, 60mm Macro lens, f/7.1 at 1/25th sec
Said the 1/4" long caterpillar....
Two Day Old Caterpillar by Bob Thieda, on Flickr13 photo stack. ISO1600, 60mm Macro lens, f/7.1 at 1/25th sec
Thanks, and yes it does.
This one was a day before the other. It was less than 1/4" long.
I think I like this one better, because of the background, plus the translucent spines, and whatevers, on the tomato plant.
One Day Old Caterpillar by Bob Thieda, on Flickr
Went for another beach-pier photo expedition about sunset time.
P1040805rc by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Suppose someone could say that I am boring and unimaginative for going back to same place for photos. And that could be fairly true.
But I can also say that that each sunset can be different.
P1040805rc by Dave Redman, on Flickr
Suppose someone could say that I am boring and unimaginative for going back to same place for photos. And that could be fairly true.
But I can also say that that each sunset can be different.
Went camping and did a little fishing this weekend at El Vado Lake and in the Chama River right below the dam. One of the other fisherman's dog was barking and carrying on at this trash can so my son went to investigate.
He figured out pretty quick why the dog went nuts.
We put large stick in the can and stepped back. The trash panda scurried up the tree and waited for us to leave.
He figured out pretty quick why the dog went nuts.
We put large stick in the can and stepped back. The trash panda scurried up the tree and waited for us to leave.
Went for another beach-pier photo expedition about sunset time.
Suppose someone could say that I am boring and unimaginative for going back to same place for photos. And that could be fairly true.
But I can also say that that each sunset can be different.
Great photos Dave. You may be going to the same place, but I can't tell.
EDIT: Well, actually I can tell. But you understand what I was sayin'
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In my experience, no two images are ever the same, and repeatedly visiting the same location can yeild countless different results depending on conditions. These conditions also include the the mood of the photographer .
