It's cool. His response was terse, but he's clearly a very talented photographer, and I read it as just some friendly advice, in case you're interested in refining your photos. If not, no big deal--they're already nice photos!
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It's cool. His response was terse, but he's clearly a very talented photographer, and I read it as just some friendly advice, in case you're interested in refining your photos. If not, no big deal--they're already nice photos!
That's a well-camouflaged dog.
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White Forest Pano by Ron Scubadiver, on FlickrTwo frames taken with a Pixel 4 phone, stitched together later. Arizonal Snow Bowl, 2020.
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Volcán de Colima in central Mexico (not my image)
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PIC BY HERNANDO RIVERA/MERCURY PRESS (PICTURED: THE INCREDIBLE LIGHTNING STRIKING THE ERUPTING LAVA AS IT SPEWS OUT OF THE VOLCAN DE COLIMA IN CENTRAL MEXICO. PIC DATE: 26.01.17) A graphic designer camped out in freezing cold conditions to capture a spectacular shot of an erupting volcano - only for a LIGHTNING BOLT to strike the lava spurt.
Hernando Rivera struck gold with the dazzling star-spangled snaps as he sat opposite the famous Volcán de Colima in central Mexico.
The photographer took up the perfect vantage point 12km from the centuries-old volcano, which is currently active and surrounded by an 8km exclusion zone.
His stunning series of pictures, taken last Thursday, show white-hot lava spouting from the crater 12,500ft above sea level, with the lightning bolt emerging from clouds of black smoke. SEE MERCURY COPY
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Hernando Rivera struck gold with the dazzling star-spangled snaps as he sat opposite the famous Volcán de Colima in central Mexico.
The photographer took up the perfect vantage point 12km from the centuries-old volcano, which is currently active and surrounded by an 8km exclusion zone.
His stunning series of pictures, taken last Thursday, show white-hot lava spouting from the crater 12,500ft above sea level, with the lightning bolt emerging from clouds of black smoke. SEE MERCURY COPY
From the EXIF.
Nothing is very wild here, but this one has nice clouds.
It can truly be said of ASR that you may come for the reviews but stay for the photography. Bravo!
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Witton Castle Lakes at the beginning of December......and this morning.
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That dog is going places!
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