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INDUSTAR 61 L/Z f 2.8/50 - Sony α 6300

at its nest at Disney Animal Kingdom

Created with Dream by Wombo

Prompts: Paper sculpture of bird, ultra realistic intricate details

Style: HDR

Input: a texture I created in Filter Forge, below in comments

 

Try "paper sculpture" as a prompt for some fun surprises. I had the best results using HDR, Realistic and Dystopia as styles.

These icicles had an almost "stainless steel" look to them.

rain on grey man head

In the Transuralian grove in Orenburg

Zoo Miami

Miami, FL

Nov 2018

 

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As close as i could focus..at Owens Aviary,San Diego Zoo.Ca.

Lisboa, Portugal

Lisbon, Portugal

Part III of the "Metallic Butterfly" Installation

 

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Metatheodora|Chariot|Chic Zafari

 

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Beautifies surface

Providing luminosity

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Metallic Starling

Aplonis metallica

 

January 14th, 2023

Brinsmead, Cairns, Queensland, Australia

 

Canon EOS R5

Canon RF 100-500mm F4.5-7.1L IS USM lens

 

One of my favourite species from Far North Queensland, the fantastic Metallic Starling. These amazingly coloured birds migrate from New Guinea to Far North Queensland for the wet season to breed. They construct these incredible communal nests in specific trees, with some locations housing hundreds of nests all together. As you can imagine the noise is something else! Each year they return to the same trees to breed & raise their young, before heading back to New Guinea.

simply the beauty of oxidating iron with its natural abstract decay patterns of rust 'n crust. Happy Textural Tuesday!

From a distance, this moth was plain brown. Up close... gold-lame´ sparkle-glam. Found in Montana, sipping nectar on Sticky Geranium.

(Bugguide suggests Pyla sp.)

Metallic Red Bird

My embroidery, my creation.

Art week Gallery Group : Creative Metals

30/07/2019

 

Photo Editing - Effects - Texture

Software: PicsArt Photo Studio

Brasília, Brasil

Using the 10stopper ND filter to enable a longer exposure in very bright sunlight I was quite surprise to see the crashing waves and warm sunlight had rendered the stone promenade and steps with a metallic finish

This tree in my yard puts on the most beautiful display of autumn colours, especially this year.

Step in to this Dome to discover the possible Future Of Us.

With technology and innovation, new lifestyle and experience awaits.

This frog's colors were metallic and almost copper-like. It looked striking with the orange tones of the zinnia blossoms.

Have a great day! ;-)

Hungry mouths to feed!

Prächtiger Blattkäfer (Chrysolina fastuosa)

Limeburner Lane, City of London

Detail of external cladding on terraced houses created from former garages on Voss Street, Bethnal Green. Designed by architects Birds Portchmouth Russum and completed in 2004.

Lost a little focus on the edges due to DOF but I love the patterns - there was not much light in the forest and f9 was the best I could do hand held at an acceptable ISO - I typically don't have with me / use a tripod (my backpack is usually full of kids sweaters / water bottles / snacks etc. etc).

Posted for Macro Mondays Group theme: Pick Two

List A: metallic

List B: insect

Thanks to Roger Lee for allowing me to photograph this wonderful object!

This picture was taken during the Magic Nature, Birding, Photo Circuit of Ecuador at San Jorge Ecolodges and Botanical Reserves: the BEST and most Diverse Green Tourism Network in the world.

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San Jorge Ecolodge at Tandayapa, Ecuador

Queensland, Australia

 

The Metallic Starling is a colonial breeder building up to 400 nests in a single tree. Sometimes the adjoining nests can become a single structure like you see here.

Orbs crossing over into parallel universes....

or a close up of bubbles in a Poland Spring water bottle..

 

Shot with a Helios 44-2 58mm and 20mm extension

Metallic Starling (Aplonis metallica), Cairns, Queensland, Australia

 

Ebird checklist:

ebird.org/checklist/S123717619

 

The metallic starling (Aplonis metallica), also known as the shining starling, is a bird in the starling family native to the Moluccas, New Guinea, Queensland and the Solomon Islands.

 

Source: Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metallic_starling

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