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Another selfie moment in front of this great view. The weather was not with me that morning
Shot with Tokina Firin
Orang Utans share 97% with us. They are intelligent, know how to use tools and sometimes I think they have a greater share of social consciousness than we do.
of course i really do not have any idea what this creatures mind is doing, yet it does make a good title don't you think?
Sasha the Vizsla was the subject of my high-ISO experiment. This is really my first attempt at making any keeper photos at higher ISO settings. Until I read this, I thought that higher ISO settings were only for D3/D300 owners.
Taken at ISO 1600, check it out Large or View On Black
Explore #193 January 15, 2008
An amazing area to explore in the Coyote Buttes area of the Vermillion Cliffs national monument in northern Arizona. "The Wave" seen here is a delicate area of sublime colors and shapes. The BLM only allows 20 permits per day for hikers because the rock formations are quite fragile. We were treated to misty rains this day which made the rock colors even more saturated. The drizzle also enhanced the delicious aromas of desert herbs.
This photograph was a finalist in the CBC Nature of Things Photography Competition.
Note: You can license this image from Getty Images here.
This and the following three photos appear in this week's North Hawaii News, published this morning.
These images were in support of a story about an open house event held at the W.M. Keck Observatory headquarters in Waimea (Kamuela) this past Sunday. The story was written by Meredith Wertz.
My byline follows...
BILL ADAMS | NORTH HAWAII NEWS
6-year old Eli Wirth of Waimea may be comtemplating Pluto's demotion at the Play-Doh Planets activity booth during Sunday's Open House 2008 event at the W.M. Keck Observatory headquarters in Waimea.
Explore-June 9th-Thank you~
"Magical places are always beautiful and deserve to be contemplated ... Always stay on the bridge between the invisible and the visible. "
— Paulo Coelho
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(Sound of Clancy sighing)
Dad?
"Hmmm."
Dad.
(Sound of Dad's newspaper)
"What is it, Clancy?"
Dad, why is the sky blue?
"Haha. Well, the sky is blue as a result of the
scattering of light rays which reflect the
blue end of the spectrum. It's fascinating, really."
Uh huh. And why do baby deer have spots?
"They're an environmental, hereditary, camouflagic
protection. Mother Nature protecting her young,
so to speak. She's quite amazing, don't you think?"
You bet. And how do birds fly?
"Their wing shapes give them lift and their
flapping gives them momentum. The natural world,
my boy, is truly awesome!"
Wow, sure is. Hey, wanna go outside again?
"Outside? You know, that sounds like a great idea.
Let's go!"
(Clancy, thinking)
Heh heh, like taking treats from a puppy.
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Throwback Clancy, 2yrs
THROWBACK Clancy album:
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