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I saw this bear as a 1 year old cub with it's mother in 2014 making it about 3 years old now. He has the same dark eye patches as he did as a first year cub, but he has developed dark legs now too. He is a male since in some of my shots I can see that his testicles have dropped and are evident from the rear. He seems to be doing just fine on his own, but it was clear that he was constantly on the lookout for danger. He is digging for clams in the same area as he practiced with his mother 2 years ago.
Image - Copyright 2016 Alan Vernon
Winter storm Vulcan did not live long and prosper, but it did live long enough to dump over a foot of snow on Western NY. I went up the the LA&L the next morning in hopes of getting the road train popping through drifts at the grade crossings. The road power was used to put the previous days inbound train away in the yard and then the crew on the road power headed off to clean out switches along the line. I couldn't wait around for the train to leave. When I left home to go to work later that morning at 11am, I could see that the outbound road trains cars were still parked in Lakeville.
I am now back in Australia and after digging deep into my wardrobe here (and it is very deep!) I found this dress from years ago and would you believe it fits better now than it did then. Time for another airing!
Soldier is watching how the Chinook unload his sling while they dig foxholes. On the fars left there are more soldiers digging, the brownout make them disappear.
Digging deep in a slide storage tray, I stumbled into some Milwaukee Road slides that haven't seen the light of day in years. A westbound freight lead by two SD40-2's crosses the Wisconsin River in Wisconsin Dells, WI in March of 1985.
Paleontologists identify a dinosaur bone still mostly encased in mudstone at one of the quarries in the Cretaceous Cloverly Formation on the Warm Spring Ranch just outside Thermopolis, Wyoming. The quarries are part of the Wyoming Dinosaur Center .
Hot Water Beach is a beach on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand. Two hours either side of low tide visitors flock to the usually deserted Hot Water Beach to find hot water bubbling through the sand. People can been seen digging their own spa pool in the sand to lie back in and relax. With the ebb and flow of the tide each individually created hot pool is washed away clearing the way for the next influx of visitors.
So... this is my first attempt using smoke bombs. It came out better than I thought, considering I finished up the shoot pretty frustrated. It was also chilly out and I was being eaten by mosquitos before Nathan and I lit the bombs. (The smoke shooed them off).
Mannnn, imagine how good it'd look if I had the Mark iii. Poor baby.
Side note: My lungs were pretty unhappy to be sitting so close to the smoke... Hoping they don't end up suffering more than they had to...
A Herdwick sheep losing her fleece enjoys some cool grass as her lamb digs up the mole hills just for fun in the valley at Wasdale
Dear flickr friends, I am so sorry to have been away so long. As is the story with all of corporate America, they laid off people in my department and then expect the rest of us, "lucky" to have jobs, to work 10 times harder. It has been rough. I will try to do better and keep uploading to flickr because I do love this site and connecting with all of you.
I finally took a day off a few days ago and had the most perfect day at the beach. We have not spent nearly enough time there this summer, so I hope to go back this weekend. I loved watching this cute little family digging for sandcrabs. In processing it, I was going for a dreamy, painterly effect.
I used the new Lensbaby Composer Pro and Florabella textures.
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Another 40 x28 mm hand held shot . It's a pity about the shaddow on the youg girls face , but I wear spectacles for distance work and I could only see them on my camera display.
Explore #263 on 16 August .
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Two native bees (probably Lasioglossum sp.) enjoy a Podolepis sp. flower. [Kanangra-Boyd National Park, NSW]
Digging for fishing bait, the elusive Lugworm, and if you are lucky, Ragworm
I have done it, it's back breaking.
Sheringham beach, North Norfolk.
Canon 40D with 17-55 IS F2,8
1 400 watt strobe with softbox to the left of Jinny.
Further processed in photoshop.
I am curious s to what made this flower like digging in the sand.... Monahan Sandhills State Park, Texas, 19 November 2023
Went outside a bit ago, the light and clouds were sweet! As I was shooting this a flock of geese flew by. Almost looks like they are flying out of the sun :-)
I wanted to thank everyone for their kind words the other day, you guys rock!
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Found this little number in a seldom visited closet. I really can't remember when I wore it last, other than to say it must have been long ago. Strangely, I suspect it fits better now than then. My dear wife washed it for me and, well, what you see is what you get!
Reseda, Ca – Had some fun driving my friend’s R/C Truck (Traxxas Nitro Savage). This thing is crazy powerful thanks to the nitro engine and its four wheel drive. Yeah, it’s a toy but it is one hell of a fun toy! Nothing like watching the roost of dirt and rocks fly through the air as the truck surges sideways compressing the suspension as it lurches forward eating the dust and natural debris. The experience makes me want one.