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Mistbiene / Schlammfliege /Scheinbienen-Keilfleckschwebfliege / Dronefly
Canon EOS 30D, EF 2,8/100mm, f10, ISO 100, 1/250 Sek. Makroblitz Canon MT-24EX
This female Emperor Dragonfly (Anax imperator) flies low over the water looking for a place to land and lay her eggs. She will usually alight on some floating pond debris or plant - anywhere from where she can dip her tail in the water. Unlike Darters which move rapidly from ovipositing site to site without landing, Emperors tend to stay in the same spot for a few minutes at a time, which leaves them vulnerable to predation. I have seen a gull pluck one from the surface and fly off with it.
C’è chi non crede, ormai è rassegnato
e poi si arrende senza aver combattuto
Chi non conosce ma vuole condannare
senza rispetto, esprime il suo giudizio
Non mi adeguo a questa realtà, io reagisco e ci credo ancora
Sempre senza limiti, sempre senza regole
Scelgo la mia strada e quel che mi darà
e quel che mi darà, e quel che mi darà
c’è chi ti crede e in tutto ti rispetta
segue l’istinto e in fondo ti sostiene
Non mi adeguo a questa realtà, io reagisco e ci credo ancora
Sempre senza limiti, sempre senza regole
Scelgo la mia strada e quel che mi darà
e quel che mi darà, e quel che mi darà
"What is the core element of our emotion?"
"我々の感情における振幅閾値"
Model : Anonymous
Camera: Canon EOS 5D mark II + Carl Zeiss Distagon 1.4/35 T*
Canon EOS 6D - f/5.6 - 1/30sec - 105 mm - ISO 200
height of cones: 3.5 cm
-The Nordmann fir is one of the most important species grown for Christmas trees, being favoured for its attractive foliage, with needles that are not sharp and do not drop readily when the tree dries out.
- De Nordmann-spar (Abies nordmanniana), Kaukasische spar of Krimspar is in 1838 door de Finse bioloog Alexander von Nordmann in West-Europa geïntroduceerd en wordt meer en meer als kerstboom gebruikt, doordat de naalden minder snel uitvallen dan die van de fijnspar (Picea abies). Het nadeel is wel dat de boom veel duurder is, doordat het twee keer zolang duurt voordat de boom 1,5-2 m hoog is.
GIUSEPPE GRECO 2008
CANON EOS 5D EF 1740 L
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Just coming in to land, this brightly painted 1940s equivalent of a Lear Jet could carry 4 passengers, and was being used yesterday to bring in the ground crew of another aircraft participating in the Shuttleworth Collection's first airshow of the 2023 season. We had the most fabulous weather for May - hot, dry and sunny, although rain over the previous days had rendered the grass runway too sodden to allow the Spitfire or Hurricane to fly - which was disappointing, but the rest of the show was excellent. This Stinson was a 'first' for me - not seen one before, not even heard of the type which is embarrassing as over 500 served with the Royal Navy.
For anyone interested, this is a full, uncropped frame from the Canon R5.
This enormous yacht called Eos was moored at St Mark's Basin all the time we were there. She was flying a Red Ensign but she couldn't have been from the UK as she had Georgetown on her stern and the only places by that name in the UK are all inland. I wonder where her travels take her.
This one needs to be seen big. It also needs to be 16-bit, but alas alas alas.
So I took this crazy ass roadtrip. It was awesome. It wasn't what I expected in the slightest because of a last minute addition - namely, my amigo Ben. In the end, it was great to have company and someone else to drive and put up with my special blend of crazy.
Anyway, I shot some long exposure shots, which, I know, is super uncharacteristic. I have a fancy new tripod now - one that can actually support the MII - so star shooting it was. This was a 57 second exposure and I'm pretty pleased with how still my model stayed. ;) Strobist info: iPhone to subject's lower right to illuminate the face. Or to tweet. Whatever.
I don't love 57" because the stars moved just enough to make them look blurry. I don't think I could have managed a shorter exposure, though. And longer would have resulted in some movement, I'm sure. That said, this picture is just as neat as I hoped it would be.
I didn't shoot as much as I'd have liked, but there are so many photos that I love love love. Expect to see them up here soon. And the analog, once that gets processed and whatnot.