Photo of the Day - September 2018

[keyrex]

Staying on the theme of cats, this was my cat Tia. Sadly she passed away from throat cancer a few years ago so this is a nice way to remember her.

Comments appreciated.

 

[oblomow]

I think they might get the last laugh once you head to the bathroom!

Unloading 100Kg of strawberries takes its toll on all plumbing.

 

[kenoh]

Unloading 100Kg of strawberries takes its toll on all plumbing.

urgh! thanks for the reminder!

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

Another from the archive as I recover from a cold. We get a lot of butterflies this time of year, so I’ll just have to rely on the oldies for now.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Olivia, Otto & Bosley by Adam Campbell, on Flickr

Is it just me, or does Bosley look perplexed as to what that fluffy thing is over on his right?
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Lovely image but maybe........ clone out the stones to the bottom left, I think they have a sharpness that knocks the otherwise silky image out of balance for me... maybe just me... so as usual feel free to ignore me..

Interesting thought, Ken, I had the same one initially and tried it out a few days ago. Without my signature on it, they work quite nicely down there! You then get a fairly pleasant 3 point movement throughout the scene.

 

[Strider64]

I decided to take a little better picture of the Lego Dentist Office.

 

[Susurs]

 

[Clix Pix]

(From my archives) Incoming.....

 

[Apple fanboy]

No pets in my life, but we have an acer. Does that count?

_DSC8294 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr

Comments always welcome.

 

[mollyc]

246/365 | Helper

 

[Apple fanboy]

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Love seeing bees, but I think ours have died off now.

 

[Alexander.Of.Oz]

Another long exposure from Victor Harbour, South Australia.

 

[dimme]

Gus -20180902-18.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr

 

[redshifted]

an aspirational throwback pic as it hit 100ºF (37.8ºC) here today...



Olympus E-5 catching Winter (circa 2011) as my current laptop is still off to Apple for swollen battery repair.
Processed on my 2005 G4 PowerBook in legacy PS CS2.

Thanks for looking,
Ed

 

[Darmok N Jalad]

No pets in my life, but we have an acer. Does that count?

_DSC8294 by apple fanboy1, on Flickr

Comments always welcome.

An Acer japonicum no less. A very fine ornamental!

Gus -20180902-18.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr

He looks like he's saying, "hurry up and take the picture, then I'm gone through the grass!"

 

[kallisti]

I used to think when people referred to people "looking at cat pics" on the internet, I thought it was a euphemism for looking at mucky photos but it is actually exactly that - people posting and looking at pictures of cats.... lol...

Happy belated birthday wishes Sophie...
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I get muddled up, is this Stella or Zoe?

Either way, Stella image....

Yes Stella. And still in a creative glut regarding non-kiddo pics, so sharing another one of her from the same series. She was meowing for this one.

Will get out and shoot something both interesting and sharable soon. Hopefully...

 

[Apple fanboy]

An Acer japonicum no less. A very fine ornamental!


He looks like he's saying, "hurry up and take the picture, then I'm gone through the grass!"

If you say so! We have 5 acer's but I refer to them by their leaf colour and size. I'm not a very good garden.

 

[Susurs]

Love seeing bees, but I think ours have died off now.

I think we’ll still have some for around a month. They’re not so quick/fast moving anymore - from this perspective it is easier to take a picture

 

[kenoh]

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Very nice indeed! Lovely light and details.
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I think we’ll still have some for around a month. They’re not so quick/fast moving anymore - from this perspective it is easier to take a picture

If you get a cap off the top of a milk carton, add a teaspoon of sugar and water mix it, then they will feed on it and get more energetic.
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Yes Stella. And still in a creative glut regarding non-kiddo pics, so sharing another one of her from the same series. She was meowing for this one.

Will get out and shoot something both interesting and sharable soon. Hopefully...

Absolutely priceless expression. “Caught red pawed”....

 

[freezelighter]

Pusheen in the glacier cave
Morteratsch Glacier, Switzerland.
(E-M1 II, 7-14 PRO)

 

[Janichsan]

Another sculpture at the LVM Building in Münster: "Body and Soul". Yes, it's a giant, transparent, and illuminated hand.

 

[stillcrazyman]

In the light....

 

[Donka]

Eurofighter Typhoon from a summer airshow...


Eurofighter Typhoon - 1 by Andy Whiteford, on Flickr

 

[malofx]

I agree. The gentleman who owned our house before us was amazing with Roses. For the past 4 years living here, we have had a constant flourish of colour from the Roses we inherited. He somehow had them planned and laid out so that From late spring through to late autumn we get a flash of colour.

Again, no matter how amazing we get technologically, nature always wins.

Lovely image Molly Macro Maestro.
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Adds beautiful scale to the place. I bet it was a wonderful moment sitting there enjoying the view. I hope there weren’t 50 people stood behind you waiting for you to move ruining the moment.

Thank you, this photo was taken literally minutes after sunset, so right at sunset everyone left, there were people on the rock and as soon as the sun went down, everyone left, lucky for me I had my tripod with me, so I just had to mess with the settings and got me a gorgeous photo, and there were only four people left all spread out

It was a beautiful moment.

 

[Hughmac]

September Dusk by Hugh Russell, on Flickr

Sony RX100 M6, hand held 1/30 @ f/2.8

Cheers

Hugh