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Mattie is wearing a darling dress and jacket from Mimi Chocolat. Love this sweet set so much, Carla! Many thanks!
I know I've done shadows like this before, and ok to be honest, I've got some others I'd like to post sometime. But I really like the way it comes out at him, and he keeps a wary eye on it as he passes.
This buck just started a scrape and was standing around licking his nose and lip curling in hopes a receptive doe was around, when something caught his attention. It was a larger buck approaching, and this buck retreated far enough back into the oaks that we could no longer see him with binos. Bucks avoid fights when they can.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
This young cheetah was startled and ready for take off when this image was captured. So beautiful and awesome to see free to run !!!
Wishing you all a beautiful day and a very blessed one.
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Family of geese keeping careful watch alongside the Grand Union Canal on the Stockton flight of 8 locks.
A giraffe and her little one spot some hyenas and are on alert.
Taken in the Masai Mara
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When I looked through the window, this fox was curled up and seemed to be snoozing, but as soon as I carefully opened it to take a photo, up popped its head - and gave me that intense stare!
126 in 2026 no 51 intense/alert
Chicks and adult black ducks rest near water's edge at Percy Priest Lake in Tennessee, aware of my presence but holding their ground.
Actually this cross fox was resting behind some rocks until he heard me sneaking around surreptitiously trying to get a photo of him. He didn't see me at first as I was hiding behind a tree on a hill above him.
MILW 997, a 44 Tonner built by Davenport-Bessler in January 1942. I found her sunning herself one evening in Savanna, IL (July 30, 1964).
I had spent quite some time photographing this Green Heron as he first hunted on the banks of the Connecticut River, and then as he sat on a low tree branch looking about and preening, when all of a sudden he went into his alert mode as if he suspected trouble. Who said the Green Heron doesn't have a neck?
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How easy is to steal the work of others and put it like them… E.V.E Koi Confetti has been copybotted! And who is the one that was believing that can copy my Koi confetti, which for making it I used a special technique for creating mesh particles on a non-typical way, that I texturize using 4 different artwork pictures of 4 of my past art installations in Second Life (my special Watermark)?... kim1 karu!
The Shape and Textures are the same, but… copying 100% of the master… is difficult! Specially if the master has my background skills as real life artist. That is why you will see some differences:
- Land impact- E.V.E Path: 5 LI/Kim1 Path: 33 LI & E.V.E Ring: 10 LI/Kim1 Ring: 133 LI
- Rezzer is not there, although she says it is (because she copied even my description)
- The beautiful shine effect is lost in Kim1 version (because for that one has to pay attention to material-faces)
Although I truly appreciate also a wink to me in the name of the Script: “Konfetti ”... I prefer, Kimi, that you stop copybotting the hard work of the real designers, the real 100% original mesh designers, like mine.
These are copybotted items, please do not buy them!
Thanks,
~Noke Yuitza
E.V.E Studio's owner, artist & designer
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This is another photo from my day with Pat (Larigan here on Flickr) during our stay in Bexhill. We visited the Bentley Waterfowl and Car Museum and saw so many different species of waterfowl. Something seems to have caught their attention.
I am wishing I was back in the UK - 39 C yesterday and 41 C today, and it isn't even Summer yet.
A second visit to photograph the Kingfishers at the end of April. The day started overcast with very light rain. But the brightened up slightly.
The male Kingfisher took up this Alert posture as a bird of prey flew high over the stream..
Only the male Kingfisher was seen throughout the day. But it was returning regularly to catch fish where it would dive and catch a fish for itself and then dive and catch a second fish before flying off.