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a tumbled blue glass piece on a light box-- of course it would be blue........
for the macromonday theme of glass
ANSH scavenger18 wavy
Poison dart frogs, like this sapphire-blue species, are highly toxic. Their brilliant colors serve as warnings to potential predators to keep away. Poison dart frogs, also called poison arrow frogs, are so named because some Amerindian tribes have used their secretions to poison their darts. Not all arrow frogs are deadly, and only three species are very dangerous to humans. The most deadly species to humans is the golden poison arrow frog (Phyllobates terribilis). Its poison, batrachotoxin, can kill many small animals or humans. These frogs are found in Colombia along the western slopes of the Andes. Arrow frogs are not poisonous in captivity. Scientists believe that these frogs gain their poison from a specific arthropod and other insects that they eat in the wild. These insects most likely acquire the poison from their plant diet.
Woke up to 6 inches of freshly fallen lake effect snow this morning. Don't think this fellow was too happy about it though.
Male adonis blue butterflies (Lysandra bellargus). Isle of Purbeck, Dorset, UK.
A busy host of them seeking moisture or other nutrients in this one particular spot.
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Blue tit, Cyanistes caeruleus. 6 August 2014. Ealing, London, England, UK.
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Blue Jay, taking a break from the nest building. They're still working, must be one major nest!
May 6 2009.
Sigma 70-300, Lightroom.
Small droplets lying on a dandelion seed. Has enhanced the colors and contrast of the image
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Inside a work of art o Andé Kruijsen called
"Statue of liberty" located in Zwaanshoek the Netherlands. Picture taken in view of assigment "all blue"of our Creative Photo Group. Taken with the Nokia 808 PV and postprocessed in PS.
There were many of these growing in the yard during the summer. I think they're so pretty...as almost all flowers.
trying out new things.
Bulb placed on DIY light table (box open side up in which slave flash is placed pointed upward. A glass is put on the the box), TLL left with blue gel, TLL right through white umbrella.
edit: Looking at it now, I realize that the slave inside the box hasn't fired... I'll have to try it again.