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[jp]

We had fresh snow, so I went for a photo-walk to enjoy it. The place with the sunshine and fresh air was the Breakwater. I was the only one to walk it, so I got to enjoy pristine clean untrampled snow at a normally popular place. There were some missing rodents and dead birds and bird parts once in a while breaking up the sparkling snow texture. A big owl or other bird of prey had been busy out there. The snow texture was unreal yet quite normal at the same time.

_DSC9757 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

_DSC9763 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

_DSC9768 by Jason Philbrook, on Flickr

[chrism]

That's quite the wingspan! I wonder if the prey made it down the hole.

Pentax SF1n, 50/1.4, Tri-X, ISO 800, TMax developer, Nikon 9000 scan:

Hands up! by chrism229, on Flickr

[Corran]

My nephew and niece. He built a "camera" out of Lego and took a pic of her. He even left a space in the middle to put the "Lego Film" .

Leica II converted to III (1932), 5cm f/2 Summitar, Kodak XX, Pyrocat:

[chassis]

Bryan that's a great portrait and has a feeling of familiarity between the two subjects, and between subjects and photographer.

[Jerry Bodine]

From my early days with Leica M3 color, backpacking on the Olympic Coast. People sometimes ask how I got all the birds to look the same direction; I tell them I had to be firm.

[David Lobato]

I can't post any pictures from either Flickr or Dropbox that will display it. I'm inserting the link like this [img]link[/img]

[Peter Mounier]

Hi David
To display your images that are hosted on Flickr you have to follow these steps ...
Open your image that you want to display on LFPF. Click on the "share" arrow at the lower right of the Flickr screen.
From the share page, click on the "BBC code" option.
Copy the code that you see in the window and paste it somewhere so you can edit the code.
Highlight just the part of the string that begins with Https and ends with .jpg (like this ... https://farm8.staticflickr.com/7186/...368c92df_b.jpg). It should be near the beginning of the string.
That is the web location of the image.
Copy that part only and insert it into your post on LFPF with the [img] [/img] tags before and after that string, without any spaces, and your image should display.

Peter

[David Lobato]

[img]A7200657 by blazingshutters, on Flickr[/img]

Peter, Thanks.

[Peter Mounier]

Love those Hermit Pass photos you've posted!

Peter

[alanbutler57]

From several years ago:

Before and after re-colorizing with Corel Painter

_DSC6398Copy BW1 by Alan Butler, on Flickr

Dani Digitally Tinted by Alan Butler, on Flickr