Marilynne's Wetlands and Other Stuff
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A water pipe broke about a mile from our house. This is four shots hand held taken around noon with the Coolpix S3100. The mahogany tree fell over, the generator fell and the pump station looks okay.
About two hours later with the D7100.
Closer view of the mahogany tree
They used this to create that wall of dirt
The new pipe
Some one's feet got wet
About two hours later with the D7100.
Closer view of the mahogany tree
They used this to create that wall of dirt
The new pipe
Some one's feet got wet
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wreckdiver1321
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Those cloud shots are so cool.
Stepped outside and saw this. Didn't want to chance lens fog so I used the S3100.
Marilynne, Those cloud formations are incredible!!!
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Marilynne, Those cloud formations are incredible!!!
LOL Great shots of the FL craneNesting ground of the FL crane - five shots hand held using the Coolpix S3100
LOL Great shots of the FL crane
Thanks Wendy. I did another pano with three shots. That one is in the almost thread. The center shot was blurry. Don't know what I did wrong there.
LOL at the pic of the "Florida Crane" nesting area...
...and as for lens fog, that does damage? We get horrid high humidity from time to time here, and I get foggy lens occasionally as well. I keep some silica gel in my bag for potential extra moisture, but will it really damage the lens?
BTW, we'll wave if we fly over on our way down south next weekend. Headin' down to Davie to see Pops again!
...and as for lens fog, that does damage? We get horrid high humidity from time to time here, and I get foggy lens occasionally as well. I keep some silica gel in my bag for potential extra moisture, but will it really damage the lens?
BTW, we'll wave if we fly over on our way down south next weekend.
Headin' down to Davie to see Pops again!
Thanks Pretzel.
Haven't been able to find anything about the fog hurting the lens, but it sure is annoying. I thought for sure 15-20 minutes in our heat/humidity the camera/lens would have acclimated, but guess not.
I'll wave back when I see you wave next weekend. Have a great time. BTW, it's been really, really hot.
Haven't been able to find anything about the fog hurting the lens, but it sure is annoying. I thought for sure 15-20 minutes in our heat/humidity the camera/lens would have acclimated, but guess not.
I'll wave back when I see you wave next weekend. Have a great time. BTW, it's been really, really hot.
Stopped under I95 for a shade break. TriRail passes here.
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Looking north
Looking south
I put the camera back in my basket when the gates went down. School started today
Then a county bus pulled up next to me just as the train was passing.
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Looking north
Looking south
I put the camera back in my basket when the gates went down. School started today
You did a very nice job on the cranes with a pano. I want to learn how to do them. Are you using Photo Shop to get the pano's?
Pulled in a parking lot for a break and spotted this scary Chiquita Tarantula!!
LOL Marilynne. You have made me laugh 2 days in a row now
Thanks Wendy. I don't have Photo Shop. I use ArcSoft Panorama Maker 5 Pro. It was included when I bought my Nikon Coolpix S3100.
LOL Marilynne. You have made me laugh 2 days in a row now
Glad I could brighten your day a bit.
