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Shot from my study window. All kinds of birds come into our garden depending on what kind of seed you put in the feeder. This is the first year that we we have goldfinches coming to our garden attracted by this particular seed. If anybody is interested is called 'Nyger seed for wild birds'. The feeder is a man made object, therefore it does not qualify for any competitions. Goldfinches have beautiful markings as you can see also from the photo above that I shot last week.
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Artist: Dimitris Vasiliou ; Exposure Date: 2016:06:25 11:42:53; Copyright: Dimitris Vasiliou; Make: NIKON CORPORATION; Model: NIKON D750; Exposure Time: 0.0005 s; FNumber: f/6.3; ISOSpeedRatings: ISO 1000; ExposureProgram: Aperture priority; ExposureBiasValue: 0 MeteringMode: Pattern; Flash: Flash did not fire, compulsory flash mode; FocalLength: 500 mm; FocalLengthIn35mmFilm: 500 mm;
© Dimitris Vasiliou
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Supriyo, I will try to answer your questions by describing the photo as I see it and the simple technique that I used. In the colour version is clearer. The cyclist is travelling from right to left at great speed, I would estimate it to be around 30 MPH. You can see his reddish head his blurred torso and elbow and streaks of his bike black and white some thin some thick. At the back leg of the pedestrian, from the knee join downwards you can see the top back quarter of his wheel and some blurred spokes superimposed on the pedestrian's trousers. As he was travelling with his saddle raised high on his racing bike and close to the pavement the pressure of the wind he created jarred the stationary bike that was leaning against the bike rack. There is another bike rack on the right hand side and at the bottom of it there is a bike chain covered in brown plastic. I was shooting in aperture priority mode and the 1/8th of a second was already dialed in. The camera strap was shortened so the camera was resting high on my chest and I used both hands to press it against my body keeping it steady and parallel with the pedestrian on the pavement. I saw the cyclist coming and when he entered the frame I squeezed the shutter. The picture was shot in landscape mode and it was cropped to this. I must say a big thank you to you for your great interest in this shot. Warm regards.
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Mehmet, thank you very much. Saad,tradition is the wisdom of the ages. I agree with you, it looks unhygienic, but it is the best I have ever tried. Her customers were hundreds of people from all over the Island and as far as I know nobody suffered any ill effects..:-). I watched the whole process, from milking her goats and sheep, depositing the milk in stainless steel containers, strained it through a fine muslin cloth, washed her hands and finally the milk was boiled etc. Talking about the EU, it over legislates and I am not so sure that the legislators have a well informed opinion. To day the results of the referendum were announced and England is getting out of the EU. One politician called it 'Independence day'. My guess is that other member countries will follow and the EU will become a European trade union only. Thank very much you for your visit and comment. Doug, It is very nice of you to say so, thank you very much for taking the time. Pierre, thank you very much, also.
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