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Francesco our sweetest Mr Baby F. :-) He is so adorable, gentle and kind. just lovely little one :-)
Dear Friends, I am not online too much lately, working on my final exams at university. I am sorry for not visiting and commenting on YOUR beautiful photos, will be back soon.
Hair: Foxy - Smitten @ Collabor88
Head: Genus Project - Classic Face
Piercing: +AH+ - Gate Bento
Ears: Swallow - Punky Ears >>> for Hello Tuesday
Tattoo: Identity - Pure Heart
Earrings: Vibing - Ezra
Nails: Mug - Long Talon
Piercing: Cynful - Mina- Collarbone
Top: Scandalize - Zarihas @ Collabor88
Shorts: Blueberry - Solstice
A 3-image, handheld focus stack of an American Oil Beetle (Cantharidae) that was very busy scouring the forest floor and tree trunks. I have been corrected, this is a male, identified by his specialized antennae which are used to grasp the female for, you know.... A type of blister beetle, when aggravated they emit a toxic chemical called cantharidin, which causes blisters and is a painful irritant to human skin. So glad I did know this at the time, considering that it was maybe 18cm (7”) away from my face while shooting these. 😮
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Canon 5D Mark IV, Canon EF 500mm f/4 L IS II USM con Canon EF 1.4x III, 1/400 f/8.0, ISO 2500, mano libera. Wild
J-055 LMML 22-09-2007 Netherlands - Royal Air Force General Dynamics F-16AM Fighting Falcon CN 6D-138
Macro Mondays - Knob
Happy Macro Monday everyone.
The little creative knob on the front of an Olympus Pen-F.
In a rare move the R&N used their F9A and F9B units on a freight move yesterday, and luckily I was on scene to capture a few brief switching moves they made in Mohrsville before blasting off to Port Clinton, PA. The train came up from Reading, switched around some freight cars in Mohrsville, and took a tank up to Port Clinton. This is the first time the Fs have been used in freight service.
Still have our milk delivered and the diversity of bottles all very obvious here.
Just a bit of fun!
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