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The northern harrier seems to constantly be on the move and very seldom do I see her rest for long. She scouts the wetlands for her daily food supply and appears to be a very successful hunter. She is quiet and one is never quite sure when she will appear so you have to be on your guard constantly.
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Witchy wonder with things from Designer Showcase and Mani Pedi. For more info and links, see my Blog ~ aznanasfandangles.blogspot.com/2018/10/hunting-for-hallow...
I keep trying to get decent shots of Kestrels but they spot me every time! I saw this male yesterday morning and he's likely to be the partner of the bird I captured last night.
This little egret (egretta garzetta) had been standing on the mud of a mainly dried up lake. A few very shallow pools of water remained and the bird decided to seek a meal in one of them. Photographed on Hat Yao Noi, Phang Nga, Thailand.
I found this Salticidae (maybe a female specimen of Menemerus Semilimbatus) just after she (?) captured a fly. I only had the mobile phone with me. When I returned with my camera they were gone.
I hope that this pic will be interesting for you, even if the quality is low.
Have a nice day!
I'm beginning to crave a trip to the beach again. So, what do I do? I go back and take a look at images from previous trips. Sometimes I find some images that catch my eye now, in a different way than when I reviewed the images just after I shot them. This is one of those images. It was a wonderful morning from earlier this year taken after one of my crazy 'drive to the beach for sunrise' trips to meet up with a couple of photographer friends.
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Idea inicial inspirada en Moody_bastard, pero sin tabaco; el resto es al gusto.
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Initial idea taken from Moody_bastard, but without tobacco; the rest on my own.
This barn owl was hunting Lytham Moss back in winter 2016.I haven’t been back since! Hope they are still around!
Mamiya RB 67 Pro S + Sekor 50mm f4.5 + Kodak T-MAX 100
Expiry date: 2004
Exposure index: 100
Dust cleaned and toned in Affinity Photo 2.
Scanned on a Heidelberg/Linotype-Hell Saphir Ultra II using Vuescan.
Not a successful aurora hunt, but there was at least a hint of colour to the south. After watching in amazement today some night time video from North America showing wonderful green aurora on a livestream webcam in Duluth on Lake Superior, I was hopeful the good conditions would continue into our southern hemisphere night, but it was not to be while I was out there. Still, it was a good chance to get out with the new 16mm lens and see how it performed. On the R10 body used here, it is about a 25mm equivalent. Quite happy with it for such a cheap lightweight lens. Keen to try it now on the full frame RP body.
The foreground trees were totally dark in most of my attempts, but this one caught a car driving behind me and lighting up the trees with its headlights and I thought it added a little more interest.
Taken on the southern rim of the Blue Lake in Mount Gambier, South Australia.
I have been spending a great amount of time exploring and learning about my new favorite place 7 miles from where I live...learning what a remarkable birding place this is. I didn't go looking for the Kites this day but as I was watching the shorebirds I heard a screeching near by and there they were. This appeared to be a 'hunting lesson' day as the young kites perched on a nearby juniper tree and occasionally would hover over the field. When this one landed the parent landed next to it and I believe was encouraging it to go find it's next meal!
This is from my last trip out, I had problems getting reception. Standing on this boulder I finally got enough reception to send a text, and check the latest aurora forecast. Remember you are always welcome to drop by my Facebook page for more pictures. www.facebook.com/GauteFroysteinPhotography
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I haven't yet gotten proper time to go out and do proper photography. Work and life seems to have the overhand on me right now. Hopefully soon I will get some time. I haven't even gotten the time to get the full ropes on my new camera yet. I still have so much to learn and need to get use to it.
Here are a couple of random shots, where I just grabbed the camera for 5 minutes or so.
I took this sequence of Caracal shots hunting, in the Eastern Cape.
Superbly stitched, photoshoped and presented by my very good friend Jim Wright of Artydog fame. Check him out!
Crow Goes Hunting
Crow
Decided to try words.
He imagined some words for the job, a lovely pack-
Clear-eyed, resounding, well-trained,
With strong teeth.
You could not find a better bred lot.
He pointed out the hare and away went the words
Resounding.
Crow was Crow without fail, but what is a hare?
It converted itself to a concrete bunker.
The words circled protesting, resounding.
Crow turned the words into bombs-they blasted the bunker.
The bits of bunker flew up-a flock of starlings.
Crow turned the words into shotguns, they shot down the starlings.
The falling starlings turned to a cloudburst.
Crow turned the words into a reservoir, collecting the water.
The water turned into an earthquake, swallowing the reservoir.
The earthquake turned into a hare and leaped for the hill
Having eaten Crow's words.
Crow gazed after the bounding hare
Speechless with admiration.
Ted Hughes
This is from sunrise during my little jaunt to the South Carolina coast, Hunting Island State Park to be precise, a couple of weeks ago. I knew the tide would be nearing high at sunrise, but I was a bit surprised at how much erosion from hurricanes over the last several years has changed how far the tides come up on the beach. With all that, I was lucky enough to have some good color in the sky to contrast the boneyard trees.
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This weekend, while hunting for the Higgs boson, I forgot to make one crucial setting to the super collider. With a thrown switch, a burst of energy and a birth of light I was simultaneously a part of earth and sea.
Strobist: 580exII shot multiple times with blue and red gels.
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Barn Owl (Tyto alba) hunting over the grassland on the autumn trail at Titchwell Nature Reserve. More of the Barn Owl below