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Beautiful 1960 Aston Martin DB4 Series II caught in Venice Florida during an auto show poker run.
Caught this guy by the lake in my community in Venice, Fla, we have a pretty good eagle and hawk population down here which surprised me coming from NY.
These photos are of a(n) (unused) chicken coop at Steam Pump Ranch in Tucson, Arizona.
I was never 100% satisfied with some of my pics from my 2022 trip to Acadia National Park. I was only there for a couple days and the sunsets/skies were kind of lame the entire time I was there.
In line with this month's challenge here are a few others where details may be missed on first viewing.
I wasn't sure this was going to work but I think it came out better than expected.
This young female snail kite came in very close to our boat to snag a snail.
Canon R5, with adapted Sigma 60-600 @ 282mm, f / 6.3, 1/1000 sec, ISO 4000.
I've shied away from this technique lately. That day, the individual shots were better than those in this panoramic assembly. I posted some of them on Blusky.com
I am finally getting around to looking at some of the photos from our Arizona trip and a couple photos easily fall into the challenge.
Stunning Oia is carved out of Santorini's cliffs—a panorama of white buildings dotted with colorful rooftops typical of the country-set against the deep blue sea.
With a fast-paced social media world that favors images with ‘pop’ it’s easy for more thoughtful work to be overlooked.
This photo creation is a snapshot...or is it? A second look may just change your mind.
What did you see upon closer inspection that wasn't obvious at first sight?
The first time I showed this image to anyone it was a friend of mine a fellow photographer, peering through a magnifying lupe over a light table, after minutes of silent, study his response did not
It looks like the website issues has now been resolved and the ability to add new discussions restored.
Look out for the May challenge, which I’ll be posting soon.
I recently had the opportunity to photograph this historic house that was recently renovated. These are a few of my favorites from the shoot.
Got lucky that, while visiting River Walk Park in Jacksonville, North Carolina, there was a fairly decent sized alligator that kept swimming back and forth for quite a while.
Took my camera for a walk in my meadow this afternoon and managed to capture this dragonfly in flight. I think dragon flies are some of the most colorful insects in the Animalia Kingdom.
The eternal cycle of the circle of life is all round us. Visible to those who slow down enough to take notice.
April 28th update Image "Cow Skull & Juniper Root" as was composition.
A person walking along a lonely beach contemplating life in this serene setting.
I've been playing around all week with the black and white editing technique I discussed in my previous post, from an article on fstoppers by Fred van Leeuwen.
I have been experimenting with processing and would like to understand the preferences and general thoughts of others.
My favorite place to capture the sunset is at the beach in So. California. The colors change dramatically from minute to minute.
A vibrant chrysanthemum displays a striking contrast of deep pink outer petals and pure white inner petals.
There was an article/video tutorial on the fstoppers home page today on how to do these black and white "fine art" architectural images by Fred van Leeuwen.
