A couple of images from the park

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calpon
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A couple of images from the park

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CZ 16-80, 80mm, 1/640, f4.5, ISO 500, +1 1/3EV
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CZ 16-80, 16mm, 1/5, f/11, ISO 200, +1/3EV
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CZ 16-80, 55mm, 1/500, f4.5, ISO 200, +1/3EV
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Tamron 200-500, 500mm, 1/1000, F/8, ISO 800
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Thanks for looking :)
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I like these.. what kind of bird do you suppose that feather came from. ? Judging by that river it looks like you have been getting an unusuall amount of rain where you are too.
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Javelin wrote:I like these.. what kind of bird do you suppose that feather came from. ? Judging by that river it looks like you have been getting an unusuall amount of rain where you are too.
Maybe from this one? This bird was in the general vicinity.
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The remnants of Hurricane Faye came through a few days ago and dropped several inches on us.

I call this one the Willy Wonka River:
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Nice shots. I like them.
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Love the flowing - mud!
Some delta somewhere will be getting some decent fertile flood soil washed down.

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