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I was photographing pollinators on flowers at the Alaska Botanical Gardens when I captured this image. I think it's obvious that some insects aren't quite over the colder temperatures as they continue to wear their winter clothing.
Oh, and for you folks who are going to tell me that the socks are on wrong, no, that's the way the bumble bee's legs are, so it just looks wrong to us but they're wearing them correctly!
Taken 5 June 2023
"When I was a little kid we had a sand box. It was a quicksand box. I was an only child... eventually."
Steven Wright
I'm not sure what to say about this animal I saw in town today. It sure reminds me of a mallard but that beak... It's certainly not meant for dabbling but more for tearing asunder. Is the bird virus causing weird mutations? Maybe it's bringing back characteristics of dinosaurs... What do you think?
OK folks. I love your comments BUT this is not a REAL animal. Posted April 1st - remember this day? And thanks for visiting ;)
My dog Tucker. From my Fuji X-T3 and XF 100-400 combo... that would not track moving subjects. Other lens/camera combos are fine... my Fuji 80 macro tracked subjects fine, for instance.
Jack Oysterpirate is a legendary swashbuckling adventurer that has terrorized creatures in Kachemak Bay for years. I was fortunate to glimpse this creature near Gull Island during the recent Shorebird Festival at Homer. We were fortunate he let our boat pass without boarding us and holding us for ransom. I still shiver at the thought of what could have happened. The origin story goes that he used to be normal until he lost his leg to a fishing accident. Unable to acquire a medical prosthetic, he fashioned a leg from a doll house banister, and acquired a swagger that alienated his friends and family. He struck out on his own to acquire the trappings of success, in this case the power of persuasion. Oft times at the point of his sword "Pinprick" he would force creatures to comply with his wants.
So, if you come to Alaska and go out on Kackemak Bay, you have been warned!
Photography is a great uniter of countries, cultures, neighborhoods, families and friends. I’ve started a group named Photo-Phactory. Please share your best images with me.
Mr. Dave has been providing ice cold refreshments to car show attendees for years, a very nice man with great taste (yeah, pun intended)
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which one you'll brake today?
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qué huevo rompés hoy?
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Esse excelente humorista, Leandro Hassun, esteve fazendo um show pra nós, no congresso de GO, agora em novembro em BH. Ele é ótimo. Fiz alguns filminhos e vou postar aqui pra vcs darem risada.
Mas como eu tava rindo, não consegui filmar bem. Tá tudo tremido...Hhahahahahahaah...
Mais de 7000 mil ginecologistas inscritos. Foi muito bom.
Dear English language friends, I can't translate this vídeo. I'm so sorry! :-(
He is a brasilian artist that's working on a humor TV program.
He was hired by a medicine laboratory, to talk to more than 7000 ginecologists in a Brasilian Congress. So funny! Kisses.
Neighbor in subdivision has good sense of humor. Love it. Picture quality may be lacking, took from car. Hopefully brought a smile to your face.
Sometimes it's important to look beyond f-stops and exposure compensations and just have fun with photography.
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have you ever wondered how those stilt walkers use the port-o-potties at the fair ?????
i hope they dont start a protest, and demand tall ones...
Yesterday I posted a rant about my shooting technique: www.flickr.com/photos/earl_reinink/51320785120/in/datepos...
So here is the rest of the story. Admitting that I am lazy and do most of my shooting from my mobile bird blind (yes, a 2021 Dodge Ram 2500 Limited - complete with massive 6.7 litre Cummins diesel). I am sure you can see the advantages - and surely the lens sticking out of the window.
As a side note, I know there are some highly opinionated tree huggers who will criticize my Ram power and mileage, go pound salt - don't care. This story is about my bird blind.
The camo over the window is not to hide from the birds, its more an interest in self-preservation. The horse flies up here are as large as a their name sake, mosquitoes the size of teradactal's , blackflies the size of a dinner plate! Camo keeps the bugs out.
The advantage of the mobile blind is that you can cover a lot of area quicker, along with the added benefit of coffee, music and seating comfort.
Sure, the camera lens is big, but how can it be confused for a howitzer? Logic alone dictates that the blowback alone would obliterate the Ram and me as well.
Should you chance to see me on the backroads, just drive on by or join me for a coffee - don't call the police!