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We saw this devil scorpionfish on a dive with Kona Diving Company. Just a few seconds earlier, we had seen a huge titan scorpionfish.
Just three photos from my archives this evening. I am adding the description that I wrote under a different image taken on the same outing.
After endless emails and phone calls, the work on my car is finally about to start, four and a half weeks after I dropped it off at the dealership. It has now been decided that both the slight hail damage and the peeling paint repair will be done at one location, not two different ones. The hail damage repair should be starting straight away. It could still be maybe two or two and a half weeks (or more) before all the work is completed. Will it be done before Christmas?
"Yesterday, 1 January 2017, I took part in the annual Fish Creek Provincial Park New Year's Day Bird Count. Unlike all the other recent Counts, this one was just half a day. To quote our leader's report, it was "overcast, with light snow falling at start, with 20 cm of new snow on ground overnight, which made for heavy slogging." The low light was really bad for photos and I only came home with several shots through the trees and a couple of extremely blurry photos of a male Pileated Woodpecker that we saw. Birding was very slow, with only 12 species seen, compared to last years's Count, when we found 22 species.
Walking through the freshly fallen snow was difficult and I ended up returning to the parking lot before the destination was reached - I got to bridge 5 and most of the others made it to bridge 7. We divided up into three groups to cover this area. I think it was one of those days where you ask yourself why you are doing this, lol, especially when so few birds were being seen. The view through the trees was beautiful, though. On the last stretch back to the parking lot, two of us returning early saw a group of deer lying in the deep snow on the distant hillside. I know they are warm enough, but they just looked so cold.
Each year, taking part in a number of Christmas Bird Counts totally wears me out, partly because I end up getting barely any sleep. Being a terrible "night owl", I get to bed maybe around 2:00 am, and then have to set my alarm for around 4:15 am. It's rare that I don't edit photos ready for posting on Flickr the next day, but that is what happened today, and I ended up posting early afternoon. There is just one more Count coming up that I signed up for, but I'm not sure if I'll go or not.
After this Count, participants from the various areas in the park gathered at a Tim Horton's for coffee and lunch and to hand in their species lists.
24th New Year's Day Bird Count, Bebo Grove to Bridge #7, FCPP, 0900-1200, 01Jan2016. Overcast, with light snow falling at start, with 20 cm of new snow on ground overnight, which made for heavy slogging, NE Wind 15kph, -10°C. Fish Creek 99% frozen. 8 party hours on foot, 8 party kms on foot."
Just back from Garforth Camera Clubs competition for best photos from 2013. Pleased to say I won with this picture of a kingfisher. Taken at Mark Hughes private hide (well worth checking out if you want to get good pictures of kingfishers).
Lots of good pictures at the competition and really good constructive feedback from the judge.
Postira, island of Brač - Sculpture by Mate Roščić
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Explore highest position: 376 on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
This is Lolita's premier--off the first roll from Bob Delaney's Trip 35. It performed flawlessly--not one problem. Many thanks again Bob! For me, this kind of shooting is what the Trip really does best. I just love the way it handles night shots. Truly, this is a gift that will keep on giving!
Fish cakes, which are known as "bung-uh-pang" are a common sweet sold by street vendors in South Korea. It is a fish-shaped "pancake" that is hollow and filled with sweet paste. They are served hot and only in the cold season, so this was taken on one of the last days that they were open.
Olympic Trip 35 with Zuiko 40mm f/2.8 lens on Kodak Colorplus 200.
Wonju, South Korea
April 2023
A tiny Grebe swallows a fish not much smaller that it. On Fridays I work from home, so I am able to use my lunch hour to feed my need to capture fun images. The Golden tone of the entire shot was really nice to shoot.
Port and fish market. Former Portuguese commercial warehouse called Mogador, present Essaouira, Morocco.
The Lion Fish is a venomous marine fish but it's still used in cooking and popular in aquariums. It has very showy fins and spiky fin rays. I was surprised at how tiny this guy was. Seen in Dragon Aquarium. Winner, Symmetry contest, Deep Colors of Nature.
Dead Fish (ES) no Curitiba Master Hall.
Sábado, 08 de março de 2008.
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last of my resurface series ... thought i'd finish it with something monochromatic : )
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part of "resurface", a style in progress event in the alley behind the drake hotel in toronto.
this event was particularly significant for the toronto graffiti community in light of the graffiti by-law which, in short, deems ANYTHING but corporate advertising illegal - any and all public spaces including legal walls already transformed by city/privately sponsored graffiti projects.
in order to keep the graffiti as art mural private property owners must hand over $200 to the city, and even then, the city officials have authority to constitute what is art and what is not. (WHAT?! ya, thats what i said too.) in the case that property owners do not remove the graffiti, the city fines them or buff the walls at the owner's expense.
smells like poo, smells like poo...
253/365
I have decided that I am just going to spend the rest of my life watching my brother's fish swim around in their tank - it seems much safer and much saner than anything else I could ever want to do.
Taken at the Mercado Central, Santiago, Chile
Taken with Olympus OM2SP, Zuiko 50mm, fujifilm superia, ISO 200
When we were able to capture this amazing photo of one of Emma's Puffer fish she was acting as my art director at the time which is why I included her name on this shot. When it comes to fish, Emma really knows her subject. As a photographer, I told her that if you shoot a THOUSAND FRAMES and ONE is a hit, such as this one, then you have had a good shoot, because it makes it all worthwhile. On the night this was taken, we had an EXCEPTIONAL SHOOT !!! Thanks Emma !