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looking for love ( Cygnus olor )

looking for love ( Cygnus olor )

listen for the calls from it's mate the swan removed it's head from under it's wing and gently glanced back

listen for the calls from it's mate the swan removed it's head from under it's wing and gently glanced back
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Canon EOS 7D

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Aperture f/6.3 ISO 500 Shutter 1/500

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Dec, 2013

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a brighter image than previous, although the original was taken 20 minutes after sunset.

this experiment involves hanging out of a transit van, while friends drive pass brightly lit areas, at varying speeds while you shake, charity store c

looking west towards Perth along the silvery Tay

this ferry was heading into dock on the north Italian Coastline late evening as we sailed south from Monte Carlo for Corsica and Sardinia

this ruin of the cloisters chapel at Belapais Abbey in Northern Cyprus, feels almost Tacked on to the rest of the building, yet i was told it was the

as you can probably tell, theres a lot of pink in my gardens

taken from a snow covered ledge, i got a lot closer than i originally wanted, but without a rope or a wider angled lens, it was either this or a minut

taken from the top of one of the cable car towers left leg and arm tied leaving right leg and arm to reach out and get as close as possible

one of my favourite saxifrages and its just coming into bloom 150mm F,2.8 + 2 x converter = 300mm F,5.6 +cropfactor of 2 + 600mm F,5.6, pretty close E

taken from my front door

internal view of Belapais Abbey looking south towards Besparmak daglan & the Kyrenian mountains

why is it ?? that when you climb fences and get into dangerous positions, you some how always end up with cold wet feet ??!!

A view towards hills south of Belepais, from the grounds inside the abbey

so as you can see, i picked up another Olympus DSLR over the weekend, well i already had the lenses, i had thought about an E-3 for the faster frame r

better you than me - taken with cheap used canon powershot December 2012 ( no one was injured in the process of this shot )

Just another local !!

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