PART 2- This Week Through YOUR m4/3 2014.04.26 -PART 2

Wormsmeat · Apr 26, 2014

Part 2 is now being launched before Part 1 is finished.

This allows people to continue to post comments about existing pics in Part 1
It will prevents the tail-enders on Part 1 getting no comments at all.
Feel free to continue to post comments and replies to Part 1 BUT...
Now Part 2 has been launched, post all new photographs here.

Brian Wadie · Apr 26, 2014

Loads more going up on my website gallery here http://www.imagesfromnature.co.uk/gallery/zap-cat-racing---sandbanks-26-4-14-21312

shot using the 75-300 mk2 on the EM-1

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Wormsmeat · Apr 26, 2014

Yay - we have a taker for part 2.

Good action in these but the last one made me chuckle.

Florida Nature Photographer · Apr 26, 2014

Wormsmeat said:
Yay - we have a taker for part 2.

Good action in these but the last one made me chuckle.

#2 was "Oh Shucks!" but #5 was "Son of a Mom and Dad!!". :-D

19andrew47 · Apr 26, 2014

That is a pretty amazing set. Never seen this before and it looks exciting. Well timed and captured.

Andrew

richarddd · Apr 26, 2014

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Patrick in London · Apr 26, 2014

NCV · Apr 26, 2014

I stumbled across the King of the Po’s palace quite by accident. This rather original person builds these strange structures using driftwood on the banks of Italy’s River Po near Boretto.

They are regularly washed away when the river floods in spring and autumn. But he soon rebuilds them it seems.

I have also posted a couple of other shots of Italy’s major river that is a kilometre wide in some places.

The River Po is a magical place to photograph.

Boretto, RE Italy

Gualtieri, RE, Italy

Guastalla, RE, Italy

Guastalla, RE, Italy

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Florida Nature Photographer · Apr 26, 2014

Amazing what an inspired, motivated, ingenious, person can do. Thanks for sharing those.

Lyle From Canada · Apr 26, 2014

This old building is in dire need of some TLC, I like the way it looked in the contrast of the fresh falling snow (yes, its from this week)

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Brian Wadie · Apr 26, 2014

thanks guys, its a brilliant sport, low cost, high action inflatable racing within a few hundred yards of the beach at the furthest and about 10 yds at the closest (at times

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They only get down my way once a year so its always fun to catch up with some of the crews and remember how to shoot the action

(I've a load more pics to go up on my website over the next few days, one or two real crackers

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Ann Chaikin · Apr 26, 2014

These are mine! Steller's Jays on the deck arguing over peanuts. Taken this morning.

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Ann Chaikin · Apr 26, 2014

Wow! That is amazing. Great photos too.

Ann Chaikin · Apr 26, 2014

What a cool place. And the boats and sunset are beautiful.

rickreyn · Apr 26, 2014

Nice action shot! Never seen a blue jay like that around these parts.

Lyle From Canada · Apr 26, 2014

rickreyn said:
Nice action shot! Never seen a blue jay like that around these parts.

wolfie · Apr 26, 2014

He was dodging around my friend while we were fishing looking for some scraps- managed to nail him with S-AF on my M.Zuiko 40-150! Slightly cropped to get horizon level.

Background has come out quite "grainy" as heavy morning mist was still clearing

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Jim Salvas · Apr 26, 2014

While walking through a farm which is part of a local nature conservancy, I saw these college students running and leaping on the long lines of hay bales. As I saw them coming toward my position, I had just enough time to put the E-M1 in burst shooting mode and get a few shots as they ran past. It's not a great photo, but it captures for me their thrill of just being young in Spring.

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Jim Salvas · Apr 26, 2014

Great shots, but these people look insane. What's the water temperature at Poole right about now?

IVN · Apr 26, 2014

Gotcha, didn't I?

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