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Easy to take hundreds of photos down this way which I did but will post just a few to stop people falling asleep.
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Cats naturally seek out warmth because their internal body temperature is higher than a human’s. Because they originate from desert-dwelling ancestors, they are biologically hardwired to conserve heat and seek out cozy, toasty spots
This Song Sparrow found a "perch" within easy reach of a meal ! Seen along the Meadowbrook at the Los Angeles County Arboretum
ACC6030 seen here with 7157 to Forestfield seen here passing through Hopevalley with some empty flats which are going in for repairs
Staple Street, TriBeCa, Lower Manhattan.
New York City, September 2017
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Taking It Easy - After observing these Golden Eagles for several years, I noticed that they have 2 types of hunting passes: the serious quick one, and a relaxed "half-***ed" attempt. It's actually quite amusing watching them do the latter as I don't quite understand the purpose of this behavior. Perhaps it is a way to save energy - they begin their descent realize the prey opportunity isn't there and just continue on.
Here the male eagle of the pair that I have observed for many years does a lazy pass, but provided me a chance to test out my 500 f/4. I'm still learning how to shoot BIF with this lens, but when I am able to get the framing and focus, the images do turn out significantly crisper and cleaner than the 200-500 f/5.6.
Happy World Wildlife Day! I hope I can photograph this pair next season if they return yet again.
Species: Golden Eagle (Aquila chrysaetos)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Nikon D850 + 500mm f/4G ED VR, Handheld
Settings: 1/1600s, ISO: 640, f/5 @500mm
Orca parent & calf cruising close together thru Monterey Bay, California. Imaged in Oct. of 2022.
Visitors: Invited to peruse my photostream and albums for various seasonal pix of wildlife/scenics/florals.
Wandered around Fort Lowell Park this morning and look who I found.
Yellow Rumped Warbler
Tucson, Arizona
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"You’re a wildfire
And I’m in your path
I’ve decided I wanna keep on dancing in the ashes
And so I call out
Let it burn" ♪
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I hold her coffee as we hug for the first time today (I don't drink the stuff). She snuggles up close, and everything is right in our world. She's a Texas girl, and naturally, a Cowboys fan. But look what she wears, just for me. She's so easy to love.
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In all my trips to Africa, I had never seen a giraffe lying down to feed. This female did so purposely to nibble on a shrub.
Masai Mara, Kenya
The majestic shape of Beinn Eighe reflected in the dark waters of Loch Coulin. I only normally see this in winter draped in snow, but was impressed with the amount of scree, so Go Down Easy, by John Martyn, works in a few ways. Luckily the midges were non existent!
I have a problem that's been nagging at me for almost a year now. This location, this one specific waterfall in Silver Falls and how much it cheats the algorithm. Every single photo I've taken here has gotten mass publicity regardless of the quality, (including my first explored shot, which I stand by my statement of it being one of my worst shots, but it has yet to be surpassed statistically here). This one specific location is jsut eaten up and it became evident real quickly how little effort I actually needed to do. So I quickly had a growing resentment for this site cause I wanted something to be just as if not more successful another way (another reason to keep pumping out Japan shots). It's almost guaranteed money and it feels extremely cheap.
So why you may ask, did I come out here in 2026? One of my buddy's associates just got his first camera and lens used and knew of our passion with photography and wanted to be taught. But having good equipment can only get you so far without a beautiful location to use it at. I initially didn't want to go here, but on second thought, this would be a very easy start. It's a clear subject and you could shoot it from anywhere in this quarry, and whatever photo we walked away with would do well regardless.
I shot from the overhead view, from the alcove behind the fall but not the bridge at the bottom, so that's this shot, and I think the only one I'm going to end up using from this specific venture. I kept the light on the silvery fall itself (pun intended) and dimmed a bunch of other spots while letting it keep its clarity and green tint. Let's see if the curse of south falls holds true and I get like 40-50 likes for it despite how simple it is.
Relax
there is an answer to the darkest times.
It’s clear we don’t understand but the last thing on my mind
is to leave you.
I believe that we’re in this together.
Don’t scream – there are so many roads left.
Relax, take it easy...
(Mika, Relax, take it easy)
The rockier end of the beach with some varied geology. More rocks exposed and less sand from when I last visited. The sands seem to switch around quite a bit so no easy walk on sand this time. Penders Beach at Bithry Inlet Mimosa Rocks National Park NSW.
With water levels low and pond life squashed into a smaller area a group of Grey Herons made easy work of several Eels for breakfast :0)
Photographed on an afternoon with great clouds at Lindo Lake in Lakeside, California. I would always like to have clouds, water and healthy vegetation in all of my infrared pictures as I think those elements contribute to building a strong image. I used channel swapping to turn the sky blue. I do use a polarizing filter with infrared because I think it accentuates the effect. Here is a link to a tutorial on playing with infrared images. www.lifepixel.com/photo-tutorials/infrared-photoshop-videos
I've been taking infrared images for at least 17 years with a total of 3 different cameras. It's much easier to take infrared images digitally that it was in the film days. If you like this look, I have an album of infrared photographs, creatively named Infrared.