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Photo of the Day: May 2019
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I finally finished building the LEGO Steamboat Willie set as I now have all the pieces as there were a bunch of them missing.
zoo story ...
XT3 and XF 55-200mm and looking up.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
XT3 and XF 55-200mm and looking up.
Thanks for looking,
Ed
The Magnolia tree in the front yard is blooming.
I found some old photos taken with a Panasonic DMC-TZ5 compact camera in 2012, and tried to apply some PP to them...
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This is the bridge over the River Tay at Kenmore in Scotland, as it runs into Loch Tay.
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Hugh
This is the bridge over the River Tay at Kenmore in Scotland, as it runs into Loch Tay.
Cheers
Hugh
Here's a male. I got a couple of shots of a female, too.
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Nice shot! Hard to expose them correctly!
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Green Heron
Glass sculpture detail at Missouri Botanical Garden.
This was taken with my iPhone XR camera and I have to say it did a pretty good job. I'm a big LEGO fan and I'm currently adding lights to the LEGO Corner Garage and after I'm done I'll be adding it to my LEGO City.
Yeah, I put it on spot metering to get that one. I got a green heron, too, but not as close as you did.
It's tough to get a good shot of a green heron. They always seem to hide in the brush!
Just call it an environmental portrait I guess...
Two Eastern Screech owls residing at a local park preserve.
Another of Loch Tay in 2012...
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Cheers
Hugh
Cheers
Hugh
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Agreed.
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Isn't it past their bedtime?
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Beautiful spot. Still not getting out much?Another of Loch Tay in 2012...
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Hugh
No, not really. My wife is having difficulty in going out, and I don't want to leave her at home on her own.
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Hugh
Sounds like the last 3 and a half years here! Hope she gets better soon.No, not really. My wife is having difficulty in going out, and I don't want to leave her at home on her own.
Cheers
Hugh