Thanks, nuwomb. It was an exhilarating hike, to say the least. Here's another one from that day:
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Thanks, nuwomb. It was an exhilarating hike, to say the least. Here's another one from that day:
Face to face
Thanks, nuwomb. It was an exhilarating hike, to say the least. Here's another one from that day:
Face to face
Very nice. Did you have a filter on for this shot? I feel like in that light my camera would struggle a lot with the sky and the bright light on the mountains.
Nice shot, the tranquility yet barren rocks makes me really wonder about this location... where is this?
One of mine for today... (Whistler Village)
Thanks, pdxflint. I could definitely do with a creek right now, but I no longer have mountains to trade for it, as I've recently returned to urban California.Could I perhaps interest you in a nice utility pole or garbage dumpster instead? Heck, I'll even throw in a manhole cover!
Don't be fatuous - there's more to California than just manhole covers. Look - there's the "little house on the prairie" - and it's even for sale!
Was this taken in western California? Specifically somewhere quite close to the coast or San Francisco?
EDIT: nevermind, just saw the file name as Kamnik Alps and googled that it's in Slovenia, not even close to where I thought it was
The picture had me fooled too, It could most definitely pass for California.
Lovely light and atmosphere (but trim the outboard motor on the right
)...Field barn on the Pennine Way...
Follow the fence
From a wedding I went to this weekend
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ISO 80, focal length f/2.7, Shutter speed 1/1600, Exp bias: -2.00
From a wedding I went to this weekend
ISO 80, focal length f/2.7, Shutter speed 1/1600, Exp bias: -2.00
Yes, I was using a 3-stop ND grad. Very handy for these sorts of situations.
Don't be fatuous - there's more to California than just manhole covers. Look - there's the "little house on the prairie" - and it's even for sale!
Nice little house. Wish I could buy it. Alas, I'm nowhere near any quaint little prairie (note the word "urban" in my previous post).
Yeah, the mist reminded me of where my aunt lives out in Sacramento, it's a beautifully scenic shot.
Ninja Training
One of Jaya's cubs stalking mom. The main tiger exhibit is quite nice, but since tigers aren't social creatures they have to be rotated around. The two males share time in the main enclosure while Jaya and her cubs Bima (brave) and Mali (flower) use this vacant primate enclosure. When the cubs are old enough, they will spend time with mom in the larger space. The cub's names match their personalities, so I'm pretty sure this is Bima.
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EXIF Summary: 1/250s f/6.3 ISO200 Tamron 28-300 VC@300mm
Here is more on the zoo and it's recovery programs: Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium
Dale
One of Jaya's cubs stalking mom. The main tiger exhibit is quite nice, but since tigers aren't social creatures they have to be rotated around. The two males share time in the main enclosure while Jaya and her cubs Bima (brave) and Mali (flower) use this vacant primate enclosure. When the cubs are old enough, they will spend time with mom in the larger space. The cub's names match their personalities, so I'm pretty sure this is Bima.
EXIF Summary: 1/250s f/6.3 ISO200 Tamron 28-300 VC@300mm
Here is more on the zoo and it's recovery programs: Point Defiance Zoo and Aquarium
Dale
