July 2024

[golunvolo]

Thank you Fons!

[golunvolo]

Ian, that intimate moment is so heartwarming. Thank you for sharing it

[armando_m]

Grandma was teaching my daughter to knead dough.

Nikon Zf, 35mm f/1.8S.

Lovely

[armando_m]

Another photos "after the storm"

Pano of 3 photos
I was in the house an noticed a pinkish hue in the sky,
ran to grab my camera and shoes and went to the end of the block where there are no electrical cables in the way

X-t3 55-200 mm zoom @ 55mm f/5.6 -2/3EV

[Luc]

A - rare summer 2024 - sunny evening.

Ricoh GRIII

GRIII_R0000826 by Luc de Schepper, on Flickr

[Airy]

Paris, St Etienne du Mont.
Zf, 40/2 Z @f/6.3, 1/15s (stabilized), 110 ISO

[Darkslide]

The Gers (SW France) this evening...solitary oak sunset...

[pluton]

The evening of July 4th means fireworks in the USA, especially in the middle and lower income areas of Los Angeles.  These fireworks are illegal to store, manufacture, sell, use or handle, but that doesn't stop many thousands of people from obtaining them and setting them off.  Voigtlander Z 35/2, Z6II, Adobe Denoise.

[Fons Baerken]

A - rare summer 2024 - sunny evening.

Ricoh GRIII

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Sharp as ever, Luc. Whats the funny board on top?

[Fons Baerken]

The evening of July 4th means fireworks in the USA, especially in the middle and lower income areas of Los Angeles.  These fireworks are illegal to store, manufacture, sell, use or handle, but that doesn't stop many thousands of people from obtaining them and setting them off.  Voigtlander Z 35/2, Z6II, Adobe Denoise.

Great colours Keith!

[Luc]

A - rare summer 2024 - sunny evening.

Ricoh GRIII


It's an art piece displaying poetry. The text changes every month. Everyone can send in suggestions, a committee selects which one will be displayed. I like it.

[kasperbergholt]

Nikon D3 & 55mm Micro Nikkor 2.8 AI-S version.

[Birna Rørslett]

It's one of the smaller 'batrachid' aquatic buttercups, probably Ranunculus circinatus or R. trichophyllus.

[Birna Rørslett]

A bad day today First, I was detained and interrogated by Lithuanian secret police for nearly an hour. Apparently because in today's search for the free-floating aquatic plant, Water Violet Hottonia palustris, I had by misfortune got too close to the perimeter of a huge power station. With a war raging in Europe that's not the best thing to do. The guys had the typical dead-pan look and attitude, and of course had well-worn guns slung by their side. Also they did not understand a word of English. I have spent better hours than this one, for sure

Later the same day, on another potential site for the Water Violet, I tripped and fell into a thicket of thorny brambles. Now my legs sting and bleed like hell.

No Water Violets were found here either, so my search returned nothing. I have had better days. Oh well.


Freedom is always on the other side.

[John Geerts]

That's bad luck Birna !

Station Tielen,  Belgium
Df 58G