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I took this shot from top of my boat, when we were going to Paradise Island - Cape Maclear, Malawi lake - one of very big lakes in Africa (600km longest x 80km widest).
Yes, this photo is actually in the newspaper. It goes with an opinion piece about job hunting. Maybe it's just funny to us...
While I looked for snakes and the rain lashed down, Moltrecht's treefrogs (Rhacophorus moltrechti) happily serenaded each other about me. Whenever I'm struggling to find a snake, it's good to investigate a couple of old plastic tubs where they breed, as there's often a viper or two looking for supper here. This is the even more common green bamboo tree viper (Viridovipera stejnegeri).
She poked her head inside a cavity I didn't know was there. It was obvious this couple was house hunting for a nest site. And they had different ideas on which site was best.
Female Wood Duck (Aix sponsa)
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This Great Blue Heron and several friends was hunting in a farm field. The Great Blue Herons eat rodents along with fish and even some small birds.
These limpkins were hunting for apple snails in the marsh at Pine Glades Natural Area near Jupiter, Florida. See this, and more, on my website at www.tom-claud.pixels.com.
the semi-tropical barrier island is an array of wildlife, ranging from loggerhead sea turtles to painted buntings, barracudas to sea horses, alligators, pelicans, dolphins and deer.
No panic, the spider has not got any stomach pain from the horse
Taken with the Laowa wide angle at f22
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Camera - NIKON D500
Lens - AF-S NIKKOR 300mm F/4 D + AF-S TC 14E II
The mosaic, which probably once decorated a portico, depicts wild animal capture for circus games, and wild-boar hunting.
The mosaic is arranged in three different hunting scenes interrupted by outlined landscapes. The first two scenes, overlapping without any prospective concern, show some hunters on foot pursuing animals. They wear short tunics with cloaks and boots that protect their legs up to the knee. The hunted animals are rendered with great visual efficacy: they are antelopes and gazelles, in the upper scene, and bears in the lower one. All the moments of the capture are described: the beginning of the hunt, the pursuit of the animals, the help of dogs to push them in the desired direction and their capture by means of cages or nets tied to the trees.
In the third scene a character on horseback pierces a boar with his spear. His clothing denotes the high rank of the horseman, and the short beard makes it similar to a philosopher or a scholar. This portrayal depicts certainly a “vir clarissimus”, member of the senatorial class, and the scene qualifies this character both as an intellectual as a man of action.
Roman mosaic
Ca. 15 m x 9 m
Early 4th century AD
Found in Rome, Horti Licicniani
Musei Capitolini, Centrale Montemartini, Inv. Ant. Com. 3636
This barn owl was out hunting early afternoon.It was taking advantage of a quiet period of weather in between incessant downpours.
STROBIST: Three speedlites, one bare for rim, one through white brolly as main (from the left side), one zoomed to max with red gel against the background. All triggered via YN-602 receivers.
Finally a knife shot, not easy ... I ended up with:
- white balance to shadow for a warm look
- adding a snoot to the speedlite in the brolly to finetune the mainlight (to show the curved shadows of the blade)
- the rim is equipped with half of a yellow gel for a bit more sunny look
Making-of:
Scanned from Fuji Superia 100
(expired Jun-2002)
Hunting Island State Park
Hunting Island, SC
November 2018
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I don’t claim to be a good waterfall photographer at all. I truly feel like I lack imagination in capturing them. But I really do love capturing them. So I keep doing it hoping I’m getting better. I’ve caught on to the fact that light will make or break a waterfall composition. Which that tends to be my problem. Time permitting, it’s always early to mid afternoon when I can get to these places which typically is the harshest light. I’m learning.
While out hunting meteors, came across this old deer blind with a gorgeous Texas sunset and a crescent moon.
Wonderful Itoigawa - Found the beach ... No jade!
The waves made a great sound as they broke and flowed back down, dragging and bouncing pebbles around. Did I mention no jade? I swear we had kilos of the stuff, but it turns out wearing sunglasses and jade hunting are bad bedfellows...
There are more than 300,000 hand-painted tin soldiers in the Plassenburg Zinnfiguren Museum in the Plassenburg Castle near Kulmbach, Germany 2012
Jennifer peers at the camera from behind her mask while out in the woods preparing for a deer hunt recently. Jennifer and her husband are avid hunters. She takes the sport serious, practicing her archer skills throughout the summer to prepare herself for Autumn when deer season opens. She's one of a growing number of women who are taking up the sport across the country.
Jennifer is Stranger number 40 in my 100 strangers project. You can find out more about the project at www.100strangers.com
Strobist: SB-800 shot through white umbrella camera left at eye level triggered by a pocket wizard. Shutter 1/40th of second for ambient at f5.0.
I was able to observe this coyote for over an hour. t was hunting for mouses ands rats and had about 10 times success right in front of my lens.
My cat all tired out from his hunting job. The mouse was dead laying just like this. This was my husband's idea to take this one. Explore, July 28th, 2007 #92
"Cloud hunting" on Fansipan peak, the "roof of Indochina" at 3,143m high, is an activity of watching the sea of clouds floating from above, creating a surreal scene. You can reach Fansipan peak by trekking or cable car to admire the magical sunrise and mountains rising above the clouds. The best time to "cloud hunt" is from around September to March of the following year, when the weather is usually mild and there is little rain.
Hunter set 2705 and 2755 depart East Maitland en route to Newcastle.
East Maitland, NSW.
Saturday, 22 October 2022.
Well if Ruddy darter were the wildebeest of the Berrygrove micromara then the Hornets were certainly the big cats! They had a regular beat along the front of the pond, taking in all the sunny perches, and they were very good at catching the ruddy darters unaware.
The cabin was built either for King Karl IX (1550-1611) or King Karl XI (1655-1697). It was probably used for hunting birds as the upper story has openings from all directions from which guns could be aimed. It was also probably used for storing fishing gear. In 1929 the cabin was moved from Kummel island on lake Vänern to the present city park Mariebergsskogen in Karlstad.
www.mariebergsskogen.se (website also in English)
Red buildings are typical for Sweden. The traditional red paint contains pigment from the copper-mine in Falun, Dalecarlia.