Yes and it is consistent with seeing the sky color through the hole in the hull. BTW, had you not said you had replaced the sky I would have believed you caught the absolute right moment.
Bob
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Hi, Joe.... good to see ya here! And, with your usual nice images. Wave to me as my wife and I fly over Scotland on our way to Italy tomorrow. We land 8:00AM local time in Rome.
Bob
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GHO fledgling on a limb
This was the first of the two owlets to fly. It found it's way to this spot where it was near impossible to get a clean shot. I had to walk all over and eventually found a spot on the ground just large enough to place my tripod. I watched and photographed it for a while before I had to leave.
X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR lens 500mm f/5.6 1/680s 400 ISO +1.3 EV
Comments and suggesting welcome,
Morris
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I made my own luck by ignoring the detractors, naysayers and I’d never pay…‘rs (:cough:DPR:cough:) and ordering the camera shortly after it was released. If you wait for it to become trendy, you’ve already missed the best parts. ;) I do appreciate my good fortune though. I’m genuinely sorry you don’t have one for your trip.
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What a magnificent bird.
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We went to Hatchlands Park in Surrey, UK, to see the Bluebells to today as they were in their prime. Here are a few. All XT5 + 16-55.
It is a National Trust property and they had preserved the wood with one long circular path, because trampled Bluebells take years to recover. Thus, the display was stunning, but to be honest the images do not do them justice.
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Trail run this evening. X-T20 and the 27mm f/2.8 pancake
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Dakota (County) Bison
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As soon as I saw the photos I suspected they were yours Ulrik. Beauties!
Morris
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Trail run this evening. X-T20 and the 27mm f/2.8 pancakeLovely shots Ulrik, great light.
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Hi Bob, I am clearly doing something wrong in posting images. Most images posted are being displayed in their full glory, but mine are only miniature thumbnails. I have searched for instructions on uploading - to no avail. Are you able to link the posting instruction or explain the process? Thanks.
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Hi,
Here's a good explanation by meow:
dprevived.com/t/posting-an-image/121/#post-1270
André
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Starling catches the sun
I have a faverate bench to sit on at the end of the day. There is a perch about 25 feet from the bench and the sun is behind me. I never know who will perch in front of me yet I've been rewarded many times sitting there with my tripod set up in front of me.
1) X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR lens 500mm f/5.6 1/1400s 400 ISO +0.7 EV
2) X-H2S NIKON AF-S NIKKOR 500mm f/5.6E PF ED VR lens 500mm f/5.6 1/1000s 400 ISO +1.0 EV
Comments and suggestions welcome,
Morris
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The Ranrouet castle 14th century, Loire Atlantique, France
The 2 panos are made of 7 to 10 shots assembled in PS using Photomerge
C & C appreciated
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Hi André, thanks. Experimenting. Here is our daughter's dog, a rescued dog, taken on the same outing as the Bluebells posted above. Hope it works!
Well the code is inserted, so hopefully all is well. Thanks for your advice. Appreciated.
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Looks like you broke the code. That's a nice picture and a very cute dog.
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It is raining time to shoot !
C & C appreciated
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It is raining time to shoot !
C & C appreciated
