Wow, that's spectacular. Is the fruit big enough to eat?
Alan C
On 20-Jun-22 06:09 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
Every year at Fathers' Day, the Prickly Pear Cactus burst into bloom,
filling our yard with brilliant yellow flowers:
http://dan-matyola.squarespace.com/danmatyolas-pesos/2022/6/20
.
The difference between the Sigma 170-500 APO & the later DG version is
indicative.
Alan C
On 16-Jun-22 04:29 PM, Bill wrote:
On 6/15/2022 4:56 PM, JC OConnell wrote:
https://jchriso.com/temp/smc100.htm
This is a great all around lens.
The A100/2.8 was a great lens, but it is quite prone to reflect
Yes, you're right - perhaps I should see if I can arrange a swap?
Alan C
On 16-Jun-22 08:14 AM, JC OConnell wrote:
for APSC BODIES I usually prefer the A50/2.8 Macro
jco
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Agree. I still have my FA 100/2.8 which has the same formula but I find
it a trifle on the long side with an APS-C sensor.
Alan C
On 16-Jun-22 04:49 AM, JC OConnell wrote:
for portraits I use a k 85/1.8 or my outstanding Tokina ATX 60-120/2.8 zoom
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to eating Spinach with their meals. She tells me there is a
constant stream of customers throughout the day & she is just able to
keep up with the demand.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wisselstroom/52149017293/
K5 & DA 18-55 WR in the late afternoon.
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hich is now unusable & many "offensive" statues) and there
is no money even for basic maintenance because so much of the fiscus is
being stolen through corruption on a daily basis. The story of Africa.
Alan C
On 13-Jun-22 02:13 AM, Rick Womer wrote:
After Reading Terminal Market,
Looks like you scared off the fairy! Nice shot. Looks like it's growing
on a pile of rubbish. I understand that the species white underneath are
likely to be poisonous.
Alan C
On 11-Jun-22 03:20 AM, David Mann wrote:
I found this next to a track while running on the hill. I stopped to take
Dan, a fine photo and excellent description, almost poetic at the end.
On 11-Jun-22 06:39 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
Each Monarch larva goes through five stages of growth, called instars,
between the time it hatches from the egg until it enters the pupal stage.
The larva molts at the end of
e for
a week each year in Summertime.
Alan C
From: *ann sanfedele*
Date: Thu, Jun 9, 2022 at 8:15 PM
Subject: Re: June PUG is up
To:
and Alan, I see you do have good light somewhere near you :-) I guess
you were not in Kruger when you took that one.
ann
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On 08-Jun-22 11:19 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
Beautiful sunset, Alan. I’m impressed by how well you held the colors in the
sky, and even a bit in the sun.
Well, thanks Rick. You clearly see it in a much more analytical way than
I do. I simply thought it was a pretty sunset!
Alan C
Thanks Chaps & Brian. A sort of World tour. I found that Gallery
therapeutic after a tough day.
Alan C
On 08-Jun-22 01:55 PM, Brian W wrote:
G'day all
Enjoy the new gallery here:
http://pug.komkon.org/
Cheers
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One of these?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monitor_lizard
Alan C
On 08-Jun-22 02:34 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I’m considering getting a new monitor. I see that there are 4K IPS monitors in
the 27-32” range for around $700.
I could get away with another 2.5K, particularly at the smaller size
Well, you're doing much better than I am. I haven't ridden my Bike for
months. When I do, it is usually for accurately measuring Race Routes
using the Clane-Jones method. I have a Trek road bike - hopeless for off
road with those thin tyres.
Alan C
On 06-Jun-22 08:22 AM, Larry Colen wrote
Interesting. So, are you a Roadie in your spare time?
Alan C
On 06-Jun-22 07:56 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I’ve been playing with the u4/3. I’ve taken to just keeping it with me rather
than one of the Pentax bodies. Mostly because it’s a lot smaller and lighter,
but also because it’s less
Thanks, Dan. That's sort of what I was trying for!
I see I made a boo-boo in the subject line - It should gave read
"Putative Aloe Flowers".
Alan C
On 04-Jun-22 06:24 PM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
I like the geometry and the way the "flowers" stand out from the back
Little marvels of Nature. Well done, Dan. They are so well fed I hope
you don't end up obese butterflies unable to fly!
Alan C
On 04-Jun-22 06:38 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
Last week I posted some images of my newly arrived Monarch Larvae from
Monarch watch. At that point they were barely
FA100/2.8 f5.6 1/500sec.
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Very clever! Of course, the later Minx's were much different to that
one. My Mother-in-Law had a sedan about 1965 vintage. My Dad's brother
had one of the last Hillmans sold in SA with a Peugeot engine.
Alan C
On 01-Jun-22 07:57 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
Sometimes I’m slow. I knew she named
That's a very nice set, Larry, but I must say I was wondering about the
real subject!
Alan C
On 31-May-22 07:42 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
You may remember that last summer a friend of mine bought a ’59 Singer Gazelle
and I helped her getting running well enough to take it to a local British Car
So wonderful to see that in your yard! Many years ago we had a similar
thing with the Impalas, but now, with all the fences an palisades, they
no longer have access.
Alan C
On 29-May-22 10:52 PM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
This morning we caught a doe dining on the tender new leaves of a maple
It just shows how people acclimatize. I would still be wearing my winter
woolies at those temperatures. My comfort zone is around 86F/30C.
Alan C
On 14-May-22 10:34 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
Alan, it was about 68 F / 20 C, but of course warmer in the sun. That is above
average for early May
Rick, I'm so sorry about the multiple replies. It just wouldn't go so I
tried various minor alterations. In the end they all went!
Alan C
On 14-May-22 09:39 AM, Alan C wrote:
Yes, I can see you must have had some difficulty choosing only 5! But
I'm curious - what is the ambient day temp
Yes, I can see you must have had some difficulty choosing only 5! But
I'm curious - what is the ambient day temp. considering how the girls
walking towards the fountain are dressed?
Alan C
On 13-May-22 10:55 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
I neglected to create a new gallery, so they’re tagged onto
Yes, I can see you must have had some difficulty choosing only 5! But
I'm curious - what is the ambient day temp. considering how the girls
walking towards the fountain are dressed?
Alan C
On 13-May-22 10:55 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
I neglected to create a new gallery, so they’re tagged onto
Yes, I can see you must have had some difficulty choosing only 5! But
I'm curious - what is the ambient day temp. considering how the girls
walking towards the fountain are dressed?
Alan C
On 13-May-22 10:55 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
I neglected to create a new gallery, so they’re tagged onto
Yes, I can see you must have had some difficulty choosing only 5! But
I'm curious - what is the ambient day temp. considering how the girls
walking towards the fountain are dressed?
Alan C
On 13-May-22 10:55 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
I neglected to create a new gallery, so they’re tagged onto
. Grass cutting has become a once-a-year bush clearing exercise
with front end loaders.
Alan C
On 11-May-22 05:57 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
>From another local walk. Nature in the city of Aurora, yes Mike Myers home
town.:-)
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2022-aurora1/album/index.html
D7200, 28-
Rick. I'll rather leave any comments to your fellow students. IMHO the
images are all of a very high standard. We don't see anything like that
in our little "dorpie".
Alan C
On 11-May-22 05:04 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
I’m taking a photo course at the Fleisher Art Memorial titled
175 rooms - sounds more like a castle! The Azaleas are superb and the
gardens look well tended.
Alan C
On 10-May-22 09:42 PM, P T Stevens wrote:
Went for an hours walk around the Winterthur Estate ( ex DuPont
Mansion, now a museum). The estate is 900 acres with it's own zip
code, fire
Henk
I had a good look through that lot. Quite remarkable! Plenty of
opportunities for me to try something like that around here - max. about
70 years!
Alan C
On 07-May-22 06:06 PM, Henk Terhell wrote:
Thanks Alan for your interest. There will be no English version as it is so
much effort
. My wife
was badly stung & had to go for antihistamine treatment which had to be
repeated after about a week. She was advised to carry an antihistamine
phial & a syringe for a couple of years. Fortunately there was never a
recurrence.
Alan C
On 06-May-22 11:14 PM, Daniel J. Matyo
Henk, please keep us informed. I would love to see that. Perhaps there
will be an English version?
Alan C
On 07-May-22 08:26 AM, Henk Terhell wrote:
Ann, sure I've been visiting many European countries in my life for
holidays as well as for work.
However in recent years with all border
That was a good outing! A couple of excellent shots of geese in flight.
Alan C
On 06-May-22 05:51 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
Yes to Mexico, US and southern Canada, its a wood duck
Dave
On Fri, May 6, 2022 at 11:44 AM Toine wrote:
Thats a strange duck, native?
On Fri, 6 May 2022, 15:15
acro
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K5 & DA 18-55 WR
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Very nice, Toine. I hope you are going to release it. (Grappie!).
Alan C
On 04-May-22 06:12 PM, Toine wrote:
Hopefully my webserver does mess up.
The common linnet captured in my backyard:
https://www.repiuk.nl/content/kneu-4/lightbox/
https://www.repiuk.nl/content/kneu-5/lightbox/
Sorry
Well done, chaps. I enjoyed that lot - in some ways an unusual world tour.
Alan C
On 03-May-22 09:12 AM, Brian W wrote:
G'day all
An even bigger gallery this month. Great work!
Enjoy the new gallery here:
http://pug.komkon.org/
(you may need to refresh your browser if you see
Sorry, Dave, not familiar with Chipmunks - thought it was some sort of
striped squirrel. Looks the right shape!
Alan C
On 30-Apr-22 03:30 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
Thanks all
The chippy and daffies are at my place the rest is in the forest
Dave
On Sat, Apr 30, 2022 at 12:39 AM Alan C
An interesting gallery as usual, Dave. Love the daffs & the squirrel.
Alan C
On 29-Apr-22 04:46 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
A small gallery of a recent forest walk in York region
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2022-davis1/album/index.html
Not mush out yet but signs are there
D7200 28-300
Hopefully while you are in the passenger seat! Have a good trip.
Alan C
On 29-Apr-22 12:23 PM, Brian W wrote:
Hi all
I'll be closing submissions on Sunday evening 1 May - a bit earlier than normal
because, on Monday, I'm heading off for a few weeks down the New South Wales
Coast. I expect
Green cheese & rats?
Alan C
On 28-Apr-22 12:48 PM, Henk Terhell wrote:
I would associate the moon with more romantic scenes than geology :)
Henk
Op do 28 apr. 2022 om 02:37 schreef ann sanfedele :
Just thought of something else that might encourage the flatlanders -
everyone has
Using your backyard Hubble?
Alan C
On 28-Apr-22 03:54 AM, Stan Halpin wrote:
One of my favorite computer screen saver images, unfortunately, is not by me,
not with a Pentax as far as I know. A NASA image, a shot from the Rover on
Mars. A faint rocky foreground, dark sky, small distant “star
azing? The Muni claims they have no money for maintenance
because the salary bill is so high and they just can't get rid of idle
labour because of the power of the unions. The primary task of the
"workers" seems to be the collection of cheques at the end of the month.
Alan C
On 27-Ap
Very nice, Dan. Does your yard border on a bush area beyond that fence?
Alan C
On 27-Apr-22 04:10 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
The Kwanzan Cherry tree in our back yard is finally in bloom. Not as
impressive as Paul's Snowfountain Cherry, but a cheerful and welcome icon
of spring:
http://dan
Well done, Rick. I also have an FA 80-320 - IMHO quite an under-rated
lens. I "upgraded" to an HD 55-300 a few years ago but often wonder why,
although the 55 make it a little more versatile.
Alan C
On 25-Apr-22 10:20 PM, Rick Womer wrote:
We have a red maple in front of our ho
Again up to your usual high standards! For me the pick is the Flamingos
coming in to land.
Alan C
On 25-Apr-22 05:19 AM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
some photos from pulicat yesterday:
https://somethingfeathered.wordpress.com/2022/04/25/pulicat-april-25/
appreciate comments,
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Very interesting, Dan. You have mentioned some of that before. I see a
lot of parallels between Putin & Hitler.
Alan C
On 24-Apr-22 12:08 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
Христос Воскрес!
Tomorrow, April 34, 2022, is Easter, or Пасха, on the Eastern Orthodox
calendar.
Unfortunately, the
Well done, Dan - very colourful. Virtually nothing in bloom here at this
time of the year. Keep up the good work with your butterflies too.
Alan C
On 23-Apr-22 06:18 AM, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
We had some pleasant weather recently, so I walked around our yard to
check
on the progress
Quite a back yard!
Alan C
On 19-Apr-22 07:34 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
>From this past easter weekend in my yard.
http://www.caughtinmotion.com/2022-yard1/album/index.html
Nikon D7200, Nikon 28-300 no LR adjustments justa few crops
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I had to resist turning green!
Alan C
On 19-Apr-22 06:38 AM, John Francis wrote:
On Mon, Apr 18, 2022 at 06:32:17AM +0200, Alan C wrote:
Aren't sports cars supposed to be red?
Alan C
I know somebody who thinks so:
<http://www.jfwaf.net/images/IMGP5257.jpg>
Of cours
s Oxford S/W.
Alan C
On 19-Apr-22 02:24 AM, jco...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi Alan - an A35? That was possibly the most uncool car of the era - but with
that motor it would have shocked many a boy racer! Mind you, that comes from
one who had a bog standard 850 Mini. At one time the speedo jamme
Long ago, in Rhodesia, I had an A35 van (1000cc BMC engine, hot cam,
twin SU's) in BRG with a light grey roof. Then came the Mini's.
Alan C
On 18-Apr-22 09:07 AM, jco...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Maybe - but British Racing Green is pretty cool!
John in Brisbane
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Aren't sports cars supposed to be red?
Alan C
On 18-Apr-22 02:42 AM, jco...@iinet.net.au wrote:
The latest version is getting great reviews in the motoring press in Australia.
Friend of mine has an older model (2005) and loves it.
Like the colour - I had my 1973 Escort resprayed in a very
Looks good, Larry. Known at the MX-5 over here - a very popular ladies
sports car, still in high demand.
Alan C
On 17-Apr-22 08:02 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I got a new toy today. A 2000 (NB) Miata. I stopped on my way home to take a
few photos. Some with my K-1 and some with my next newest
Nice. Shouldn't they be trotting around on lily-pads?
Alan C
On 16-Apr-22 05:53 PM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
a couple of common birds around here :)
https://somethingfeathered.wordpress.com/2022/04/16/a-couple-of-hens/
comments appreciated
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Igor, what about this?
"Despite the prevailing notion of extraterrestrial ships as round flying
saucers, there have been reports of octagonal UFOs. Apparently, even
aliens find the octagon an appealing shape".
Alan C
On 15-Apr-22 08:15 PM, Igor PDML-StR wrote:
I thought some p
John, as Dan said, those are fine images. All tack sharp. I used to get
colours like that with the K7 but not with the K5.
Alan C
On 14-Apr-22 01:35 AM, John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Apr 13, 2022 at 06:47:12PM -0400, Daniel J. Matyola wrote:
404 Not Found
Here it is: <http://jfwaf.net/alb
No doubt about spring now!
Link: https://rickwomer.smugmug.com/2022/April-2022/Cemetery-Walk-4-8-22/
Alan C
On 11-Apr-22 02:13 AM, Rick Womer wrote:
Friday was a lovely day in Philadelphia, and my camera was eager for a walk in
Woodland Cemetery.
For your enjoyment:
- Flowers in a fenced
You just have to watch this. Remember to turn on the sound.
https://www.facebook.com/11059944147/videos/1461669047584005
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Well done Subash & Adit.
As usual your photos are exquisite. The birds seem to have deserted
Sable Dam where we usually go.
Alan C
On 10-Apr-22 09:46 AM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
Adit and i went birding to pulicat yesterday with a couple of friends.
some photos from the trip:
h
o a mate in Port Elizabeth still shooting film. All my photography has
been personal, never professional.
Alan C
On 08-Apr-22 11:54 PM, John Francis wrote:
On Apr 7, 2022, at 10:00 AM, Alan C wrote:
For me, one camera is quite enough.
I've run into enough situations where one camera isn't
What about setting up a LIVING MUSEUM in your lounge?
Alan C
On 08-Apr-22 12:57 AM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
Are you trying to say I have too many cameras? Well, that could be: when I
tried to count them all, I lost my place at 113 and didn't bother to restart…
G
On Apr 7, 2022, at 10:00
else you fancy. Then you would be able to truly decide which
one (or maybe 2) cameras are worth keeping. The balance can be donated
to a charity shop.
For me, one camera is quite enough.
My tongue is stuck to a cheek now!
Alan C
On 07-Apr-22 05:30 PM, Godfrey DiGiorgi wrote:
I still have my O
tional red
octagonal Stop Sign.
Alan C
On 05-Apr-22 05:47 PM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Great gallery with a bunch of fine images.
Bruce's tractor reminded me of working in my grandfather's tobacco
field as a kid and Marco's clever rendition of the stop sign reminded
me of this song by Nervous Norvus
I enjoyed that gallery. I found Marco's B/W rendition of a Stop Sign
very clever!
Alan C
On 04-Apr-22 12:10 PM, Brian W wrote:
G'day all
The biggest gallery this year with one new contributor (welcome Ken!) and good
to see Bulent back.
Enjoy the new gallery here:
http://pug.komkon.org
Well done. Surprising for "city birding" - looks more like a rural area.
Love "The Perch".
You know the one about the young Indian Mynah? It flew back to it's nest
from a cricket match & declared that it had just made a deposit on a new
Mercedes Benz!
Alan C
On 03
.
Alan C
On 02-Apr-22 11:16 AM, David Mann wrote:
A couple of views of the petrified forest at Curio Bay on the Catlins Coast.
These are old 6x7 scans that I've just processed (in one case, re-processed).
http://gallery.multi.net.nz/photo/42/#peso
http://gallery.multi.net.nz/photo/1185/#peso
Both
Brrr! A scene I have never experienced. You know, while you guys are
experiencing an "extended" winter we are having just the opposite - It
is already April & we are still stuck with mid-30°C daily temperatures.
Alan C
On 31-Mar-22 05:26 PM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
March came
Yes, Larry, you certainly have. An excellent gallery. The star shots are
superb. The lens sharpness is a big factor - I have tried those sort of
shots with my 18-55 but kave been unable to get anything like those.
Alan C
On 28-Mar-22 07:28 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
On facebook someone
This Hybrid Orchid has been bringing us joy for over 30 years. The high
rainfall (163mm) we have had this month has prompted an out of season bloom:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wisselstroom/51966006108/
K5 & HD 100/2.8 Macro
Alan C
<https://www.flickr.com/photos/wisselstroom/5196
Thanks, Larry & Rick. He got up shortly after I took those shots & was
limping along, so not such a happy chappie after all.
Alan C
On 27-Mar-22 09:00 PM, Larry Colen wrote:
Excellent pair.
On Mar 27, 2022, at 10:30 AM, Alan C wrote:
This Waterbuck Bull was having trouble with s
Great stuff, Subash. Good to see the PDML representative is a less
compromising pose.
Alan C
On 28-Mar-22 03:47 AM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
Adit and me had gone to kerala last week. we were dogged by unseasonal
rains in the afternoons but were able to sneak in a couple of sessions
in the mornings
This Waterbuck Bull was having trouble with something in his ear. A
couple of scratches with a hoof seemed to solve the problem. Scroll L to
see the happy chappie.
https://www.flickr.com/photos/wisselstroom/51964612751/
K5 & HD 55-300
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Too late for the PUG.
Alan C
On 25-Mar-22 10:18 AM, mike wilson wrote:
And the mirror and prism faces
I have it! It's the first phase of a set of machines to produce photos in the
style of Mondrian. Buy the whole set to experience the full effect. Look out
for the primary colour trio
That's a great catch, Dave! Big Mantis.
Alan C
On 20-Mar-22 05:55 AM, David Mann wrote:
If you were wondering if anything eats bees, here's your answer... we found
this guy (or gal) sitting in a rose in our garden, happily devouring a bee.
http://gallery.multi.net.nz/photo/1171/#peso
K5ii
Thanks Dan, Larry & Subash.
+/- 6m, Subash. About 50% crops. Shot through the open passenger side
window. LB Rollers are quite tolerant of cars, European Rollers less so.
Alan C
On 20-Mar-22 03:53 AM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
good shots Alan. must have been pretty close to the ro
/
All with the K & HD 55-300
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On 12-Mar-22 03:14 PM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
i am moving in the opposite direction (perhaps because i am
rather youngish at 59?). i've just sold my k3ii + sigma 150-500
(combined, 2.7kg) and got myself a nikon d500 + nikkor 200-500/5.6 (3.2
kg). i hope i survive. in case i don't, i
Henk, I agree (also 78) but in my case a K5 & HD 55-300. BTW, great
images. The K5 doesn't do that well.
Alan C
On 12-Mar-22 01:45 PM, Henk Terhell wrote:
(resent, cropped to < 10 kb)
My rather lightweight walk-around gear now (I'm 78 y) is just the K-70 with
the 55-300 PLM and tha
ship all round.
Alan C
On 12-Mar-22 11:43 AM, mike wilson wrote:
What are the long term implications of an increase/decrease in the average?
You are in savannah country, I think?
On 12 March 2022 at 05:46 Alan C wrote:
The 65 year average seasonal rainfall for Phalaborwa is 540mm. Higher
& then in the north of Mozambique & Malawi. This
year all the others peeled of and went back into the Atlantic - what a
waste - the ocean is full enough already! Perhaps we will still make 700mm?
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"Ulysses".
Alan C
On 12-Mar-22 04:52 AM, Rick Womer wrote:
Some actual measurements:
My K-5, without lens or strap, weighs 0.8 kg = 1.76 lb.
My 17-70 lens weighs 0.51 kg = 1.12 lb.
So, my usual walking-around setup is 1.3 kg = 2.86 lb.
Until two or three years ago, my walking-arou
Could it be used to nab streakers at cricket matches then?
Alan C
On 08-Mar-22 05:32 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
On Mar 7, 2022, at 7:19 PM, Darren Addy wrote:
You can’t take GPS out of the equation because the built-in inclinometers
(at the same angle) will be looking at a different part
Well, it certainly spotted you. Those eyes! Great image.
Alan C
On 05-Mar-22 01:48 PM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
me and adit had gone yesterday to the eastern ghats, about 150 km from
chennai in search of the brown boobook, also known brown hawk-owl. it
was a satisfying trip... a PESO:
https
Wonderful sequence. Well done.
Alan C
On 05-Mar-22 06:48 AM, David Mann wrote:
My wife took these photos of a Monarch caterpillar transforming into a
chrysalis today.
http://gallery.multi.net.nz/photo/1157/
Cheers,
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I see what you mean. Those are good but a pano may be even better.
Alan C
On 28-Feb-22 10:57 AM, Toine wrote:
I need to produce landscapes to include in a publication of our region. I
discovered landscapes of my region are not my favorite topic so walking
around with a wide angle is the only
Very interesting. I see you removed the "peeing rock" from some of them!
Alan C
On 28-Feb-22 09:28 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
A friend wants to buy a print of my night time panorama of McWay falls. She,
however, did not want the moonset in it, so I started by building a panorama
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K5 & HD 55-300.
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On 24-Feb-22 11:20 AM, David Mann wrote:
Hi all,
Recently I've been going through some old medium format film scans and
processing the files to get them into my database.
Here's one from 2001, I think it's from the first roll I put through the Pentax
6x7. It's a local landmark
& in Phalaborwa
Alan C
On 23-Feb-22 04:48 PM, Paul Sorenson wrote:
Loud and clear in Milwaukee
On 2/23/2022 8:44 AM, Rick Womer wrote:
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shall show him your photos.
Alan C
On 21-Feb-22 09:12 PM, Bill wrote:
I don't do much photography in the winter. No studio access these
days, too cold to want to be outside, that sort of thing.
So, I found a new hobby. I make stuff out of wood.
An
Excellent images. That Tokina does a fine job.
Alan C
On 20-Feb-22 03:59 PM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
me and adit went to a wetland on the outskirts of the city. a couple of
images from the trip:
https://somethingfeathered.wordpress.com/2022/02/20/wetland-birds-2/
k5iis and tokina atx sd 400/5.6
Breathtaking! Conditions I have never & probably will never experience.
No wonder you "wen tout for a wealk"!
Alan C
On 15-Feb-22 10:33 PM, David J Brooks wrote:
Five of us from our camera group wen tout for a wealk this morning in a
forest not far from home. Weather was sunn
Sounds like the nuts have lost their kernels. Perhaps try switching on
the light so the room is no longer dark? Oh, and be careful not to back
up through any open windows.
Alan C
On 15-Feb-22 09:38 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
On Feb 14, 2022, at 11:20 PM, wrote:
This is not the first time
Classic pose! A very handsome looking Lapwing. I still find myself
calling them Plovers. In Afrikaans they are Kiewiets, preferred by many.
Alan C
On 14-Feb-22 07:55 AM, Subash Jeyan wrote:
a photo from yesterday's birding, taken with the k3ii and the sigma
150-500 OS HSM.
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The original Bronze Turkeys are much more photogenic than the White
Hybrids we see today. I haven't seen a Bronze in anyone's back yard for
years. Your series made me feel quite nostalgic. You'll have to re-visit
that nest in Spring to see what pitches up.
Alan C
On 14-Feb-22 04:53 AM, Larry
Larry
FWIW, the second image with the uncluttered background looks much better!
Alan C
On 13-Feb-22 09:45 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I got an photo job with some actual payment involved, doing a photo shoot with
a band. The gig they wanted me to photo was last night and I’ve spent today
Stink Bug! Luckily only one. Limes rather than Lemons? My lemons have
rough skins.
Alan C
On 10-Feb-22 07:59 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
The weather now should be mostly rainy interspersed with a few lovely sunny
days. We’ve been getting unrelenting sunshine and with the temp today in the
high
Captivating images up to your usual high standards. Have a great holiday!
Alan C
On 09-Feb-22 09:03 PM, Stanley Halpin wrote:
We’ve ended the first leg of our cruise, headed back for Fort Lauderdale; we’ll
stay aboard for the following cruise, that one further south in the Caribbean.
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