Bark

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Bark

Image by Auntie P
Another upload of some of the photos I've been taking over the past couple of months.

Things have settled down a little now. My father's house is on the market and we're looking at moving him to a more appropriate home for his needs. Meanwhile I'm starting to get organised for university in October. The trouble now is that I have a mountain of photos to edit and upload. Luckily I don't have much time to take any at the moment!

Thanks everyone for your continued support and lovely comments. I'm definitely on my way back!

Captured

Image by Auntie P
Another upload of some of the photos I've been taking over the past couple of months.

Things have settled down a little now. My father's house is on the market and we're looking at moving him to a more appropriate home for his needs. Meanwhile I'm starting to get organised for university in October. The trouble now is that I have a mountain of photos to edit and upload. Luckily I don't have much time to take any at the moment!

Thanks everyone for your continued support and lovely comments. I'm definitely on my way back!

Fed5v

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Fed5v

Image by zedworks
Just uploading some pictures of my gear, for my profile page, that I was supposed to do a long time ago :P

This is a Fed 5v rangefinder, with Industar-61L/D (LTM, or M39 mount) lens, f2.8/53mm.

Although many call this an ugly camera, I beg to differ. Having probably more years than myself, it still works quite well and it is a funny little camera.

Shot with my D80, in my homemade light tent.

My pictures, on flickr, taken with this camera

In the Morning Mist

Image by Madison Guy
I originally uploaded a somewhat different version of this image, shot on Madison's Lake Wingra, more than a year ago. I've always been fond of it, but memory played a trick on me -- I came to think it was one of those images I used to upload to Flickr that I had severely cropped out of a 2-megapixel file, and that the image was thus essentially unprintable in anything but wallet size. I revisited it last night when I was looking for some more benign photos of water in Wisconsin than those that have dominated the headlines and my photostream lately. Turns out it was a full, uncropped 2-mp photograph, and that I should be able to get a decent small print. I reprocessed it with that end in mind, also cropping some foreground and a bit of sky to get a 2:3 aspect ratio, which seemed better suited to the composition, but leaving the full 1600-pixel horizontal resolution of the original file. I thought it might work well on watercolor paper. We'll see.

Let Me Stand Next To Your Fire

Image by drp
After uploading that series of pitifully cold pictures, I wanted to post something that warmed my bones. Ahhhhh. Much better.

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For the month of February (2005), I am posting a link to a different "Flickr friend" each day. It may be a person you already know, or a completely new discovery, but it's someone whose work and vision I feel you might really enjoy.

I call it the "Flickr Daily Photog Pickr," and today's pick is Dogsbody : www.flickr.com/photos/beneteau/

Enjoy!
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Go here to read more, and see the first pick made: www.flickr.com/photos/drp/4186888/

Arsenal 2.0

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Arsenal 2.0

Image by Cristiano Betta
I uploaded a photo a while back showing of my new Nikon Arsenal. Unfortunattely the D50 I got then was broken and had to go back. I also didn't really like the D50 for numerous reasons (expect a blog post soon) so instead I got a D80.....

So here is a pic of my new Nikon Arsenal. I also switched the 50mm F1.8 for a 50mm F1.8D (expect a blog post about that too).

pandamonium in selfridges

Image by estherase
Newbies only for the first 50 or so please...

- Taken at 2:40 PM on September 22, 2009 - uploaded by ShoZu

Folded and inverted turbidites at Millook Haven, Cornwall

Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded as a clue for this Guesswhere UK photo

www.flickr.com/photos/earthwatcher/3968273659/

An unusual view of the intensely folded turbidite sequence in the Crackington Formation (upper Carboniferous) at Millook Haven, north Cornwall.
The northward-dipping limbs of the folds e.g. the striped sequence in the lower left quadrant are the inverted (upside-down) limbs.

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Number Eight

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Number Eight

Image by Auntie P
Another upload of some of the photos I've been taking over the past couple of months.

Things have settled down a little now. My father's house is on the market and we're looking at moving him to a more appropriate home for his needs. Meanwhile I'm starting to get organised for university in October. The trouble now is that I have a mountain of photos to edit and upload. Luckily I don't have much time to take any at the moment!

Thanks everyone for your continued support and lovely comments. I'm definitely on my way back!

Drainpipe and Nettle

Image by Auntie P
Another upload of some of the photos I've been taking over the past couple of months.

Things have settled down a little now. My father's house is on the market and we're looking at moving him to a more appropriate home for his needs. Meanwhile I'm starting to get organised for university in October. The trouble now is that I have a mountain of photos to edit and upload. Luckily I don't have much time to take any at the moment!

Thanks everyone for your continued support and lovely comments. I'm definitely on my way back!

Poppy

Image by Auntie P
Another upload of some of the photos I've been taking over the past couple of months.

Things have settled down a little now. My father's house is on the market and we're looking at moving him to a more appropriate home for his needs. Meanwhile I'm starting to get organised for university in October. The trouble now is that I have a mountain of photos to edit and upload. Luckily I don't have much time to take any at the moment!

Thanks everyone for your continued support and lovely comments. I'm definitely on my way back!

day151 ✰ 31'may'11

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day151 ✰ 31'may'11

Image by akane kinomoto
you see, I'm determined to finish this round of the 365days project. I ain't giving this one up, that's for sure.
the thing is with all the work at school, going out with friends, going on mini-vacations and being with keoshi I don't find enough time to upload. It sucks. But as I said. No giving up. I'll keep this going. Maybe it gets better. =)

Having said that, here's another batch of photos! yay!

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Nice Upload Photos photos

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Salamanca sRGB

Image by Iguana Jo
Uploaded as a test to understand how flickr manage the color profile of the files.
As you see there are some difference between this one and the other I uploaded a couple of days ago.

You could also check out this technique group thread.

What's for supper?

Image by Listen Missy!
Uploaded as part of this group.

Just in case you can't quite make out everything, here it is big.

The 2nd best

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The 2nd best

Image by Takashi(aes256)
I uploaded the best shot of 969 panning shots about a year ago.
www.flickr.com/photos/htakashi/5253245714/
Now here is the 2nd best of them. This is the original image, no cropping and no post processing is done.
I haven't take a panning of birds for a while. I feel like I'd like to do that recently.

1年ほど前に969枚の流し撮りを撮影し、その中のベストショットをアップロードしました。
www.flickr.com/photos/htakashi/5253245714/
これは2番目に良かった作品です。
切り取りやその他画像処理は一切していない撮って出しの画像です。背景どころか、翼や足さえもブレているのに、顔だけはガチピンで映りました。
そういえば最近鳥の流し撮りをしていません。またやりたくなってきました。

[ Canon EOS 7D, Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM, f/22.0, 1/80sec, ISO100 ]

Allhallows water pumping station, Rousdon, east Devon

Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group.

This is the remains of the Allhallows (or Rousdon) water pumping station just east of the Dowlands landslide complex, between Seaton, Devon and Lyme Regis, Dorset. It was steam-driven and used to pump water from the undercliff up to the farms and dwellings on the top of the cliff.

This is located next to the South West Coast Path which runs through the Axmouth to Lyme Regis Undercliff National Nature Reserve, a conservation area of international importance. This is an area of extensive landslides which have created a jumble of ridges and chasms, now the location of luxurious woodland and special habitats for plants, birds, insects and other animals.

The 'undercliff' is the area between the beach and the back landslide scarp face, which may be as much as 700 metres inland.

More information here:
www.english-nature.org.uk/about/teams/team_photo/AxmouthN...


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362/365 So Angry

Image by thebarrowboy
Late upload, my bad, I'll get onto today's photo after I've written this too. Things just get left til the last minute sometimes don't they? This is a close up of Holly's belated christmas present, I got her an giant angry birds from the iPhone game. It's like a 16" cushion or some other ridiculous size, but she loves it which is the main thing. I had such issue trying to get one, i ordered two and neither arrived so I had to order another after christmas which arrived the same week, typical. I got refunded for the others at least. Have you ever seen a bigger frown?

Also my amazing girlfriend Holly is doing a 100km walk from London to Brighton over 24hrs in aid of Asthma UK. Anything any of you could give to help her and other asthma sufferers out would be incredible. Thanks internet! Click here to sponsor her.

Feel free to follow me on Twitter. You stalker.

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Henrhyd waterfall, Coelbren, upper Swansea valley, South Wales

Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group.

This is the Henrhyd waterfall at Coelbren near the upper Swansea Valley in South Wales. You can walk behind this waterfall, but you need to ensure you have good waterproofs; the spray goes everywhere, especially when the river is in spate after wet weather (as in the photo).

An old photo, taken with a Zenit E camera; scanned from a Kodacolor 64 negative, hence rather poor quality.



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Former Chalk quarry, Cliffe Industrial Estate, Lewes, East Sussex

Image by Earthwatcher
Originally uploaded for the Guesswhere UK group

This shows the axial region of the Caburn Syncline exposed in a former Chalk quarry at the Cliffe Industrial Estate near Lewes in East Sussex.

The Caburn Syncline is an E-W trending fold in the north-eastern part of the South Downs in Sussex. It can be seen in this computer model here:
www.flickr.com/photos/earthwatcher/2591527100/

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