Four shot vertical panorama…
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Four shot vertical panorama…
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Thank you for being part of this project, Vanessa!
Nikon Df, Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AIS manual focus
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This picture is # 005 in my 100 Strangers Project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page
For my other pictures on this project:
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I opted for my own creation. I set up and took the photo in our St. Brigid’s Parish Centre, Cabinteely, Dublin, Ireland.
This is my latest creation with these pencils and my second Flickr Explore using the pencils. One of my previous creations, also got a Flickr Explore on 14 May 2015. This time I used the whole box of pencils.
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Me, I like them because they are dripping with atmosphere, excellent rock formations, superb views with so much hidden archaeological and mythological significance it’s just a smashingly fine and more or less unsung place. It seemed worth making a visit up there to wave some lights about.
No complaints from the spirits of the ancestors.
Jpeg straight oorra thuh camra..
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This place has quite a few frogs, (hundreds, if not thousands) they seem to be everywhere, especially the really small ones. It’s a marsh that hardly anyone frequents, and there are LOTS of life in it, especially Herons, they seems to love the crawdads and tadpoles that are so prevalent. (There are Yellow-crowned Night Heron, Little Blue Heron, Great Blue Heron, Little Green Heron, Cooper’s Hawk, Sharp-shinned Hawk, Red-tailed Hawk there now, not counting the numerous woodland birds and flycatchers) I have been there (out it it) 3 times already, tomorrow’s another trip there. This place is unbearably steamy in the 100F degree weather, but you really have no idea what you will see next. Trudging through the muck hoping that I don’t fall over, plus, watching for snakes keeps you alert. Hopefully I will find some Salamanders or Newts, maybe a Siren, I plan on looking tomorrow if things go right.
When I left at Noon yesterday there were 11 Herons there still, some had already left, so the food’s good. 🙂
These are about half grown American Bullfrogs…
The EXIF on this was lost when I opened it up in Photoshop, it’s been so long I forgot what steps I am supposed to do, so it was accidentally removed.
ISO 640
1/800
f/ 8
Flash did not fire
Shot with a Canon 7D mkII and a Tamron 150-600mm zoom lens…
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