Capture: Spring Breaks
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Moon Festival got me a spectacular sunset.
And a very cool dawn (that extra 500 metres in altitude over Beijing really does make a difference).
But this was the best moon shot I managed - combination of a lack gear like a tripod or a suitable substitute (the in-laws have cleaned up their courtyard a bit) and skill. Must practice more.
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Wow, great colours! And the moonlight on the corn brings the summer feeling flooding back.
These are from the night after full moon. The lit up clouds looked great. My new camera doesn’t do these night shots as well as the little old one…
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Spring surprises
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Tweeters out in force.
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Two verticals.
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Motion blur. Is it just me, or did it have an x-ray effect?
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Nice boids Jackson : )
This one is Pigeon Corner
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A long way to drag a kayak
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
A long way to drag a kayak
a spell of hard yakka?
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Toon time again
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Jos,
Whakatane River after the rain
with results ready for a quick frittering
and mother duck herding babies in the strong flow -
JacksonP, in reply to
a spell of hard yakka?
It's a long way to the glop if you want to rock 'n' rollicks?
<I'll get me life jacket>
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Ian Dalziel, in reply to
time fries...
...a quick frittering
Yum, succulent, translucent,
bite weight whitebait!Though it's funny how the eyes
follow you round the room... -
A little morning kindy-run experiment. Sunrise through the muddy windows of the bus (it rained yesterday, hence the filthy windows), one of those exceedingly rare occasions when my phone and I actually see the same thing.
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Wind and rain picking up - bedraggled
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Jos,
Hopefully not the erstwhile photographer!
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Islander, in reply to
spell of hard yakka?
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BEST! WORD! PLAY! to date!
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Islander, in reply to
Though it’s funny how the eyes
follow you round the room…Frankly, in my 40 years+ of catching & eating the dear wee things - I've never found that....
(none here, yet-)
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Jos,
I didn't realize their spawning was so different from up here to down there!
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Jos,
A dog bag dispenser, I don't think I've ever seen such a thing before, along the riverbank, impressive thinking. I have wondered what all the little green plastic bags under the bushes contain.
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Sacha, in reply to
Toon time again
downright seussy
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
Hopefully not the erstwhile photographer!
Well hidden under umbrella - though did have to hold onto it firmly in that wind
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Nora Leggs, in reply to
A dog bag dispenser, I don’t think I’ve ever seen such a thing before, along the riverbank, impressive thinking. I have wondered what all the little green plastic bags under the bushes contain
Did it not come with the big green plastic dog to throw the small green bags into?
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Jos,
Hmmm, not that I saw.
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A bit more of nature's pruning
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