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That looks "bloody" cold!!
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That looks "bloody" cold!!
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I like a nice Chianti
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It was like a winters day.
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Female Adder warming up IN THE SUN.
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Oh my god! I found a green Tribble on the extension roof this morning...
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Spotted this earlier today. Shot on my phone. Galaxy A52s
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O.k so today I may have got over excited and been a bit trigger happy !
Stokesay Castle, it all started with horrible light !
Stokesay Castle, it all started with horrible light !
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Fence...
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No idea what these are but they looked nice
View from the roof
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A nice bit of MDF, How the hell did they do this by hand ?
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Sat in the Moat !
The bad news is I've got plenty more to come !
The bad news is I've got plenty more to come !
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Your obviously like your cars Immo - good to see that you used your E-P1
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Steampunk festival livened up the gloomy skies at Portmeirion N. Wales today. Fuji XH2S 18-555 and 70-300.
Steampunks 2 by John Hallard, on Flickr
Steampunk 1 by John Hallard, on Flickr
by John Hallard, on Flickr
Steampunks 2 by John Hallard, on Flickr
Steampunk 1 by John Hallard, on Flickr
by John Hallard, on Flickr
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An experiment with the Tamron 28~300mm on the Nikon D600, to see how the combination would handle late evening light. This was made through a double glazed window with the inner glass about a foot from the front element and the camera on "P" mode. It looks a great deal brighter than it did to the naked eye..
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A few from this evening. Lumix TZ80.
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Bit of a special day, well a very special day, my first Kingfisher.
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This mornings adventure, Wenlock Priory.
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Funnily enough I got within about 10 foot of a Kingfisher a few days ago, didnt see it until I was right by it. Got to go back to the place tomorrow so I'll have a look out to see if it's still about. I'm guessing they use regular places?
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One of Much Wenlocks Shuts, Alleyways are called shuts in Shropshire !
one of WenlocksShuts
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one of WenlocksShuts
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as this afternoon has turned damp and drizzle is upon us it has to be my test shots with my (new) Nikon Zf + FTZ + Nikon 600mm f4, (which was always my "birding" lens), with shots taken this morning
I have a new subject in the back garden = a pair of Dunnocks, sometimes called hedge sparrows, and surprisingly they seem content with me pointing this big lens at them
"Birds" used to be a hot topic on here, and one of my favourite subjects - in the past there was lots of critique and sometimes arguments and even worse - so much so that several members received their "walking cards" and have vanished into the dusk, which was probably a pity in some ways, but it did get out of hand - so now images just get posted with the odd comment.
I don't think the Zf is a body for "birding" - probably never intended to be as the other Z's are probably more suitable - don't get me wrong I really like the Zf but I've bought it to use with the 40mm f2 as a general purpose camera - easy to carry, attractive which takes great images
A dull day today so the shots are at f4 and ISO 1400 - crops, so background NR has been applied when they were processed in LR
I have a new subject in the back garden = a pair of Dunnocks, sometimes called hedge sparrows, and surprisingly they seem content with me pointing this big lens at them
"Birds" used to be a hot topic on here, and one of my favourite subjects - in the past there was lots of critique and sometimes arguments and even worse - so much so that several members received their "walking cards" and have vanished into the dusk, which was probably a pity in some ways, but it did get out of hand - so now images just get posted with the odd comment.
I don't think the Zf is a body for "birding" - probably never intended to be as the other Z's are probably more suitable - don't get me wrong I really like the Zf but I've bought it to use with the 40mm f2 as a general purpose camera - easy to carry, attractive which takes great images
A dull day today so the shots are at f4 and ISO 1400 - crops, so background NR has been applied when they were processed in LR
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This afternoons adventures, Warning photo overload !
Whitley Court in Worcestershire
Three colours of Rhododendron
Whitley Court in Worcestershire
Three colours of Rhododendron
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I think it looks better in B&W
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Mrs Badger enjoying a bit of sun
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The inside of the Church connected to Whitley Court
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So I'm told mate, so yes, certainly well worth spending a while in a spot where you've seen them before.