My worst “looking up” moment with birds came many years ago when I saw 15 louries in the trees in our garden and I looked up and kept looking up and didn’t see where I was going and I fell in the pool, scraping my thigh which left me with a bruise that took literally years to go away. But it hasn’t cured me from looking up.
Cee’s Fun Foto Challenge: Birds
Linked to Color your world. For more photos with the shade sky blue, click here.
Nancy at A Photo a Week asked for a photo or two with unexpected point of focus this week.
On Sundays, I sometimes take my camera on a run and take photos along the way. I have to be fast and the autofocus doesn’t always understand that it is about the people I’m with. The results are often unexpected.
And autofocus is usually not thinking like I am thinking when I spot something behind a fence.
Although the effect is not always the worst.
A Photo a Week: Unexpected Focus
When I saw the prompt for today I immediately knew which impression I would show. I have a number of photos of animals tracks, mostly cats and dogs but also a few birds, bunnies and deer on file. They looked perfect in the thumbnail pictures of the preview. Once you get closer and you view them in normal size – they seem to dissappear.
See what I mean?
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Impression
A Monday Macro.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Translucent
The evenings are getting longer but the sunsets stay as colourful as ever. This series was not photoshopped or edited but taken with different filters.
Anyone wants to visit me on post industrial colonisation Mars?
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: As the evenings start to lengthen
An advertisement for the town known as “Two castle town”. On the left is the relatively new Wachenburg, on the right the castle ruin Windeck.
Isn’t it amazing to make a pun last for years and years? And what happens if the shutter is pulled up? Does the writing change? Now THAT would be something.
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