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Shay !!
Strobist : a single Yn-685, fired at 1/32 in manual mode from Camera left , triggered via yn-622.
This squirrel was photographed biting it's own tail at Grassy Waters Preserve in West Palm Beach, Florida. Prints, and much more, are available on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
On a biting morning of snow, hail, thunder and lightning, LMS Hughes Fowler Crab 2-6-0 No. 13065, with LMS Stanier Class 5 4-6-0 'Black 5' No. 45407 'The Lancashire Fusilier' banking, makes a spectacular smokestack as it departs Ramsbottom Station, heading the 1G57, 09:30 Bury to Rawtenstall service on 17th January 2015, the first day of the ELR Winter Steam Gala.
A Quentin Blake watercolour used as one of the illustrations for Voltaire's Candide, if I'm not mistaken
A skiff passes fishermen on the Okahu Bay Pier in the late afternoon sun.
Auckland, NZ. May 2011. (c)2011 Mike Brebner
Another cute puppy picture, still taken in the garden of my Bavarian friend! Little doggies are curious and play with everything!
Made it in Explore, #437, October 20th, 2009
Marion Bay mullet encased in MBC Foods salt and pepper coating, served on steamed rice and noodles and topped with an Asian inspired salad. Deliciousness at its finest!! Our coating is so versatile.
This 100-million-year-old biting midge, preserved in amber, shows numerous oocysts of the malarial parasite Paleohaemoproteusburmacis, evidence of the oldest ancestral strain of malaria ever discovered. (Photo by George Poinar, Jr., courtesy of Oregon State University)
Meet Sammy. Sammy was a rescue. His name was Marty when I'd originally adopted him (he had one crooked eye). I changed his name as I didn't catch the reason for the name Marty. He was named for Marty Feldman, the actor with one crooked eye. So it got changed to Sammy after USA's "Uncle Sam".
This photo was actually taken in 2010 (camera date incorrect).
Sammy was my first mobility service dog and he was phenomenal. He was part Jack Russell. We had encountered numerous difficulties with him at McDonalds, Thorntons, Krogers & in airports when TSA agents insisted on picking him up and ordered us to take off his jacket which caused quite a fuss at Standiford Airport (aka Louisville International, Louisville Regional, SDF, KSDF, KYANG and Muhammad Ali International Airport) here in Kentucky. (Louisville has an identity crisis). Sammy tended to snap when he felt endangered or frightened. He'd snapped at his previous owners' grandkids and they were forced to get rid of him. Sammy eventually went on to win "Canine Idol of the Year" at the Animal Care Society's "Bark in the Park"" event held every year here in Louisville.
This photo was autographed by Tony Davis (while we were having lunch at Firehouse Subs one day) who'd played one season for Kentucky's UK basketball team. He now plays for the New Orleans Pelicans and played for Team USA in the 2012 Olympics. It was fun meeting him and he was a wonderful person! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthony_Davis
There are conflicting stories about the development, purpose and breeding of the shih-tzu (often called the Lion Dog) and their history is indeed fascinating. www.theshihtzuclub.co.uk/shih-tzu/breed-history
And, of course, for those guided by the Chinese Zodiac nonsense and manipulation - www.chinahighlights.com/travelguide/chinese-zodiac/
There's something so primal about biting, so I'm going to keep coming back to this shot to try and get the most out of it.
Taken at the Portsmouth Roller Wenches bout at Horizon Leisure Centre. Two bouts between the Portsmouth A Team against the Bristol Harbour Harlots and the Portsmouth B Team against the Bath Roller Derby Girls.
Great wins by both Portsmouth teams.
I was lucky enough to be next to a team member (not playing) who was able to fill me in with some of the finer points of play so thanks to Admiral, hope your stats looked good :-)