Non Aviation Photography Thread

[Jeff D. Welker]

DOWNTOWN PHOENIX v.3 by Jeff D. Welker, on Flickr

[Anna M. Wood]

Owl 1 Tower, runway 21L, wind calm, cleared for takeoff!

Intense....  Focus...

Well done Harvey!

[Tower Guy]

Thank you Anna!

[Tower Guy]

Well done Vance!

[wingsnstuff]

Thank you Harvey!

[Paul Larson]

All gave some, some gave all. 2018 Memorial Day 150th Anniversary. Taken November 8, 2015

All gave some, some gave all. by Paul Larson, on Flickr

[John S]

A pair of Eastern Bluebirds feeding their young, in Maine.


Pemaquid Point Lighthouse, used for the the Maine state quarter in 2003, Pemaquid, ME


Towns named after countries, sign in ME.

[Anna M. Wood]

Starting to work with my Laowa 15mm f4 Macro.  Quite an interesting lens.  Being a macro lens you can get up real close, like be careful you don't smash the lens or subject close, with awesome bokeh in a wide angle environmental image.  Going to enjoy exploring the possibilities with the wide angle beast.
 
Laowa 15mm f4 Macro EF mount adapted to my Sony A7Rii with a Techart PRO Adapter.

Here is a video with some good insight on what it can do.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bIW_7zR7G6A

Incognito Cowboy...



D-Backs...

[Ned Harris]

Wild adult Peregrine Falcon with prey (Pigeon). La Jolla, Ca. on 6/2/18.
_31A3593 Peregrine with prey by Ned Harris, on Flickr

[tajmahal250]

ORANGE HOUR by Thomas  Backus, on Flickr

[John S]

Great shot Ned!!

[scottcolbath]

Wild adult Peregrine Falcon with prey (Pigeon). La Jolla, Ca. on 6/2/18.
_31A3593 Peregrine with prey by Ned Harris, on Flickr

That's some hot bird-on-bird action right there.

S.C.

[Ned Harris]

Thanks Scott. I spent 5 days with the Peregrines and each one was thrilling.

[scottcolbath]

Thanks Scott. I spent 5 days with the Peregrines and each one was thrilling.

Is that guy tagged? Or is it a transmitter I see on its leg? Something else?

S.C.

[Ned Harris]

This is the female from the La Jolla nest. She was banded prior to this season and the band letters/numbers show that she is just 2 years old. The silver band is a standard U.S Fish and Wildlife Service band. The color band has a unique set of letters and numbers that identify her as a individual. The photographers were calling her a "Trophy Mom". She was a superb hunter and did a great job keeping the 3 fledglings safe and well fed.