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@wolfgangwhyte
Fine art landscape and wildlife photographer based in British Columbia, Canada π¨π¦ Purveyor of visual poetry, and on occasion, the written variety also π And I guess we gotta say this now, so: all photos were taken by me, with an actual camera - no AI π€
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Wow - love this! Otherworldly π§πΌββοΈ
That it is!
The Canon RF 100-500mm @ 254mm (on a Canon R5)
On account of the slick mud on the logging road I took to get down there, this is as close as I could get in my Jeep
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Cats on Cold Tin Roofsβ¦
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Pretty certain that ends in a pink sockβ¦
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It was a great place to be π ποΈ
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Cold Caldera; totally not a long-dead volcano in the Akolkolex range south of Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada π¨π¦
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When I lived in Revelstoke, we shovelled roofs. Because if you didn't, this would happen:
(that was a new F150 under there... the taillight survived, but that's about it)
I hear ya!
βBut Maggie, over lunch one dayβ¦
Took a cruiser with all hands...
Apparently, to make him give it back.β
-> the tragically fault-ridden Roger Waters from βGet Your Filthy Hands Off My Desertβ on 1983βs The Final Cut, writing in regards to the Belgrano 'incident'.
Well, Iβm still writing itβ¦ stuck in the βSilmarillion Syndromeβ stage π€£
Give me a couple years, Iβll remember where to find ya! π§
Nice! Thatβs like the cover of a dark fantasy novelβ¦
I feel that.
Thatβs more snow than we got all year right there.
As long as you get the treatment, I guess it doesnβt matter how many hands the bill jumps through like a hot potato, eh?
I recall this poster of a road painting crew whoβd painted a double-yellow line down the middle of a road and also right over the bulging carcass of a dead armadilloβ¦ the poster was given out for the annual βNot My Job Awardβ down at the city worksβ¦
Oh, thatβs lovely - nicely done!
Thatβs an amazing capture!
I see this, and itβs like the ultimate argument against plural marriageβ¦
(I have my fire-retardant magic Mormon undies onβ¦ roast me!!) π€£
Thank you - I relayed that to ArtGeek πππ»
I got the 50% off a Kolari thread, and thought maybe it was legitβ¦.
I believe I overcomplicated it, giving him answers from my opaque 830 view instead of his 720. My bad - will keep to my 830nm lane unless I decide to give 720 a tryβ¦
Thanks again! π
I asked Sheri:
"I believe itβs about 3%β¦of course 830 is opaque. Just a guessβ¦but I these days everyone is an expert! π€£ Iβve also read 50%, but disagree. I began with film, took ten years for me to figure out processing, no one was doing digital ir 20 years ago. A long frustrating journey that wasβ
Youβre very welcome.
Iβve had a little back and forth with ArtGeek (Ken Tryon) regarding 720nm infrared (which differs significantly from my 830nm background), and Iβm wondering if you know the answer to:
How much visible light does a 720nm filter allow to pass through? I got 3 different answers.
Actually, for 720, Iβm gonna have to ask Sheri Mabe. I think 720 is her wavelength.
Sorry man, Iβm not trying to mess with you - Iβve now found 3 different sources and got 3 different answers on how much visible light it lets through.
Must be some, because the blue there is way below 720nmβ¦
I got reading up on 720 and that conversion allows some visible light through up to 720 (up to 50%) then 100% over 720.
Weird about only colour RAW + jpeg⦠but yes, I have an R5, and you can shoot in RAW + jpegs in with B&W image preview (the jpeg comes out B&W, and the RAW still comes out colour)
Am I hearing that you work at a hospital, and the insurance they offer does not cover the cost of treatment for infections acquired at the hospital? And the hospital itself therefore pays for treatment? Am I reading that correctly?