Pic(s) you took today - an open thread
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They only allow half the Village People in the Y's over the pond? Happy New Year
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Love the perspective. Make the most of those lessons. Thanks for sharing
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On new years day the Mrs was sitting on the bench watching me fishing from the riverbank by the trees on the right.
Nice little capture which was a bonus today as I found a few places to stand amongst the flooded riversides.
Not sure about this one but I quite like it
Nice little capture which was a bonus today as I found a few places to stand amongst the flooded riversides.
Not sure about this one but I quite like it
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Awesome collection.
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What a great cafe!
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It's wonderful. Owned by a Colombian family who import all their coffee from their own farm back home. A total antithesis to all the over-roasted bitter and acrid Starbucks/Nero/Costa nonsense that dominates every High Street.
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First dry day in ages here. Went out after shots for the nifty fifty leading lines but didnt get anything I liked. Got these instead. Canon 5d3 and a few different lens. 16-35.. 24-105.
Really like images 3 and 4. Totally my cup of tea those.
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I do like that. The backlight really makes it work.
Thankyou! Really appreciate the comment.
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Thanks mate.
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Ohhh, nice. That soft bokeh and the backlighting works a treat.
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First I've seen this year.
woof woof
I like a nice Chianti
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There are quite a few in our local cemetery. I haven't seen them anywhere else yet, but we haven't been out much due to the weather.
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Posted in my 300mm lens thread . . . but I took it today so here we go . . . lol . . .
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/195125710@N06/53449277321/
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/195125710@N06/53449277321/
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And not wanting to spam this thread here is a 300mm photo of the front of the above car taken without falling down the steep cliff face to the rocks below !
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/195125710@N06/53448556327/
View: https://www.flickr.com/photos/195125710@N06/53448556327/
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Pics I took Friday - today. Three walks down the road, miserable conditions for photos on every day but tried my best.
A gull coming in to land on the flooded footie pitches at the bottom of the road
A little Great tit managing to find a stick to carry it's weight on the thin layer of muck that collected on flooded grass by the river
Couple of setting sun images with the floodwater on the fields across from the river.
I like this one. Crow with it's feet in the floodwater on the footie pitches. I do think they are very underrated as a subject for photography
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A gull coming in to land on the flooded footie pitches at the bottom of the road
A little Great tit managing to find a stick to carry it's weight on the thin layer of muck that collected on flooded grass by the river
Couple of setting sun images with the floodwater on the fields across from the river.
I like this one. Crow with it's feet in the floodwater on the footie pitches. I do think they are very underrated as a subject for photography
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