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    A couple of my old favorites from a seaside coast

    Taken at Rockport Mass, one of my favorite places. One was at dawn, the other was a normal sea photo that I filtered to widen it....kinda weird but I liked the way it came out like it's bursting through the screen....my wife doesn't like that one...it makes her dizzy.
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    Playing with a macro....how many seconds is this exposure?

    Yep, 6. You can tell by the second hand images. Lit the watch with a flashlight first to make it glow then turned it off and started the camera exposure. Image is really much larger than this but downsized it a bit.
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    It was very foggy last night.....shot from my window

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    I saw what looked like an eye in a birch tree so I ......

    decided to take a closer picture then flip it horizontally and put it together and this is the face I got. Weird! I've tried this before but never with this good of results.
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    One of my favorite pre-dawn shots of an old local mansion

    I was lucky that there was a bit of fog near the ground to pick up the window light rays.
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    I think I improved my moon technique...I like this one better from tonight

    Hand held, manually focused 500mm lens
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    Tonight's moon

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    One of my favorite shots of one of my 2 cats

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    Can't remember if I posted this....rare Aurora in Connecticut about 10 years ago

    Then I just had the idea of trying to do the 'planet' thing....came out weird but I like it.
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    Woodpecker from today....

    Not bad but could have been better. It was very far away for my 500mm and partially in the shade. If it was a bit closer and in sunlight it would have been better.
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    Did you ever try 'painting with light'?

    What you do is leave the shutter open in the dark then use a flash light or in this case a laser pointer and 'paint' or illuminate everything you want to light up then close the shutter. I've seen people have some nice shots outdoors doing this with a powerful flash light.
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    Trying a new process where you create a "planet" out of a panorama shot

    Kinda weird but interesting. This was my first attempt using an existing panorama of a farm field but I'll have to try it again as they recommend, using a full 360 degree panorama.
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    This is a sign that spring is finally coming

    A robin landed in a tree across the yard yesterday. Taken with a 500mm telephoto, manually focused. Sun was coming in at a great angle to illuminate it. I think it's gonna just find frozen worms though!
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    Macro shot of the window ice crystals

    It's ending soon....warmer this week....hope it continues!
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    Took several shots but I got it

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    Sunrise Silhouettes

    Silhouette of barn and house down the road.
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    A small waterfall in the woods

    I chose not to use a long exposure on this one to make the water 'silky' like is usually done. I wanted to see the splashing water more clearly. 1/800th of a second I believe.
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    Old barn built 1795 but roof collapsed a few years ago due to heavy snow

    It's a shame it lasted all these years. I went by and took a couple of quick shots around the time it happened. A couple of those items look like coffins to me, and maybe some sort of coffee grinder?
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    Happy birthday grandson James

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    Wanna see some icicles?

    A couple of them taken with fisheye lens. Some of these icicles are HUGE!
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