Photography Thread

Daytime crescent moon shots with my P900. Just having a little fun.

 

Actually that last one is the Death Star after a few decades of neglect...

 

Speaking of decay...

 

And they worked well, too!

 

Went on a short 7.5 mile hike today, played around w the olympus tough tg-6 again


And set a timer and took a shot under water in that little pool, because why not lol

 

Absolutely beautiful shot

 

That first pic of the pool...reminds me of an important lesson when hiking in the sierras...with a storm front moving in. Similar 'divots' in granite signify lightning strikes! In your case I've never seen one that deep into rock and obviously you are safe since you're posting here! Must have been that Gnome digging for gold or something...

 

Ha, nah, not lightning here, all sandstone, and erosion over the years, .... and that gnome caught me off gaurd, saw it out of the corner of my eye, thought it was just a trash bag caught in the tree.. nope lol

 

Trying the TG-6 at night, still needs work,... that streak going by the top of the tree is an airplane, prolly have to turn up the brightness to see it..... finally started trying out the tripid tonight.....I completely missed a shooting star

 

Good enough, I can make out Ursa Major top left in your first pic, and Orion bottom right in the second pic!

 

And I do see the airplane!

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Westminster dog park

I changed the development temperature from what is recommended to alter the colors and make them unsaturated. also washed the film a little different to creat the streaks and splotches

Kodak portra400 with a Nikon F100 camera

 

Nice pic! What kind of bird is that? Looks a little like a green heron.

 

Green Back Heron

 

Might be the same bird as the Green Heron. Pics look the same when I search.

 

You are correct, here's a description I found at a bird site:

"The Green Heron is part of a complex of small herons that sometimes are considered one species. When lumped, they are called Green-backed Heron. When split, they are the Green Heron, the widespread Striated Heron, and the Galapagos Heron"

 

Double exposure fun!

 

That's a great

Not many people call me correct, lol. Thanks for the info!

 

I think my last post got messed up, but that's a great pic, Beachguy!

 

Thanks. She’s the most beautiful cat ever and it was just a perfect moment.

 

Tried some macro again... just playing around.,..lol
Nikon finally got back to me today, since my P900 is on a parts back order....there is absolutely no eta on when my parts will arrive, so yeah.. blah not to happy..

 

Nice shots! The one looks like porcupine quills.

Maybe Nikon won't find the parts and will send a P1000 instead.

Yep, I'm not letting go lol.

 

Ha, yeah, I'm kind of crushed, on a short curtailment, was really hoping to have it back., they won't send me anything, it was my fault......., and that's a cactus lol..

 

Daffodils are blooming. Put like fifty miles on the 4R. Nobody ran me off the road it was just a good drive.

 

Nice, I saw those coming up in my national forest last week, about to bloom, hoping to get some pics on weds,

 

There's a little White Oak starting to stretch out too.