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- Thread starter hokiealumnus
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- Jun 28, 2012
I just... wow.
Makes me want to get out to some of the old general stores back in my home town.
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- Mar 18, 2003
Yeah... they're only like this once, and then they're gone. I literally shot myself sick on this one having gone out there almost every day in -20 weather, but it was totally worth it. My cold will pass.
Here's another one from this morning:
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- Apr 29, 2002
Nice shot. Bummer when history can't be saved. Too much cost for small towns.
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- Mar 18, 2003
Taken last night. I didn't go up to the aurora barn here and look for a pot of gold. Maybe I should have.
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- Mar 18, 2003
That one, I needed my Tokina 70-210 for so it was roughly set at f5.6, ISO 800, 5 seconds. IIRC I had the Tokina dialed in close to full zoom, so the actual aperture would be a little smaller.
- Joined
- Aug 1, 2012
- Location
- Minneapolis, MN
I haven't felt much like getting out lately, but that's okay in a way because I've still got a ton of pictures I never got around to going through. This one is from Saint Simons Island.
60D, EF-16-35L @ 16mm, ISO 200, f/11, 1/25sec
60D, EF-16-35L @ 16mm, ISO 200, f/11, 1/25sec
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- Jan 29, 2009
I love that dangly moss stuff. I`ve never been anywhere in the world that has that.
If you stand outside in the UK you get trench foot and turn mouldy... but its not the same
lol
If you stand outside in the UK you get trench foot and turn mouldy... but its not the same
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- Jan 29, 2009
A personal montage of pictures that mean something to me from 2014
Turneresk skies in the village I grew up in.
One of my cats offspring still unable to open its eyes.
Susie cat power napping under her blanky
Christmas cactus in flower.
Dramatic skies looming.
Cactus that took a long wait to flower... about a decade or two. lol
Kitty play time.
Lakeside view.
As above so below.
Fin.
Turneresk skies in the village I grew up in.
One of my cats offspring still unable to open its eyes.
Susie cat power napping under her blanky
Christmas cactus in flower.
Dramatic skies looming.
Cactus that took a long wait to flower... about a decade or two. lol
Kitty play time.
Lakeside view.
As above so below.
Fin.
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- May 22, 2011
- Location
- USA
Really love this shot, especially when storm season is about to start out here in the states, at least for those that live in the midwest. Hope I can grab some decent shots similar to that this year.
Nonetheless, great shot Bob!
I'm sure Wolf and his magnificent shots are prepping up for some storm clouds this year.
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- Mar 18, 2003
I'm sure Wolf and his magnificent shots are prepping up for some storm clouds this year.
I'm certainly hoping to get a bunch of the good stuff we got stiffed on last year.
Meantime, here's an old one I found on the hard drive. Usually I delete the whole folder out of frustration when I go out for lightning but don't get it. This time, I didn't do that.
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- Jan 29, 2009
English garden 2013
Flower bed.
Hover fly.
Moths.
I`m done with the Droids folder highlights now.
Flower bed.
Hover fly.
Moths.
I`m done with the Droids folder highlights now.
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- Jan 29, 2009
Last of my smart phone adventures... right place right time technology
I like the CCTV cam silhouetted
Full bloom in the stately grounds.
Lake run off agitation.
Luring distant view.
Nurturing geese
Resident sand wasp.
I like the CCTV cam silhouetted
Full bloom in the stately grounds.
Lake run off agitation.
Luring distant view.
Nurturing geese
Resident sand wasp.
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- Jan 29, 2009
just back from a stroll... the water was completely still... so my curiosity of reflections made me shoot a few shots.
American coot... never seen one here before.
I just liked the colour scheme and mirroring.
once again the vividness of the birch tree reflections made me stop and pop a shot.
my pick of the better shots today.
camera on the smartphone is getting quite grainy and past it
wish I could invest in another decent cam
American coot... never seen one here before.
I just liked the colour scheme and mirroring.
once again the vividness of the birch tree reflections made me stop and pop a shot.
my pick of the better shots today.
camera on the smartphone is getting quite grainy and past it
wish I could invest in another decent cam
- Joined
- Mar 18, 2003
They must have found some extra stuff to salvage in the old Pastime Theater, because the building is still up right now.
Meantime, something about the light sockets over the entry just keeps catching my eye, so I went out there again with the camera this morning:
Meantime, something about the light sockets over the entry just keeps catching my eye, so I went out there again with the camera this morning:
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My original a7 came back from service and out for a spin in search of "the Muffler Men"
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The business card holder is rather humongous. Consists of a turbo housing, saw blade and a punch of spark plugs welded together.
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The business card holder is rather humongous. Consists of a turbo housing, saw blade and a punch of spark plugs welded together.
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- Jan 12, 2012
Pretty timepiece JLK
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- Jan 29, 2009
Great share
My grandmothers second husband was a watch maker and my neighbours father whom I have met and her sister were only just saying last night about memories of there father also being a watchmaker and there fond memories of him doing repairs.
I shall have to show them these photos.
we were laughing about the cuckoo clocks both ,morris and their father used to have.
other than on polski trambesh market in Bulgaria I haven't seen anyone repair a watch like that in decades. really is an incredible craft
