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An ant peeks out of it's hill at Halpatiokee Regional Park in Stuart, Florida.

Super Moon rising over the shoulder of North Twin Mountain, as a rosy sunset reflects off Mount Washington in the background, and the fall colors play in the foreground. White Mountains of New Hampshire.

An adult Harris's sparrow (Zonotrichia querula) peeks out from some brilliant fall foliage.

shiloh is a real little character. she loves going on walks, playing hide and seek with her bigger brother from another mother, photo-bomber extraordinaire. she's a busy little girl who's full of joy, love and a whole load of attitude.

Pedernales Falls SP

As the cold weather bears down

(Copyright © 2015 K Harwin)

 

This is our new member of the family. The kids have called him Rigby, after there favourite cartoon character.

 

To be honest I thought he would hate the camera but he loves it, he’s licked my lens twice. Lol

 

Equipment & Settings Used.

 

Camera: Canon EOS 70D

Lens: Sigma 30mm F1.4 EX DC HSM

Program: Manual

Exposure: 1/250

Aperture: Æ’/8.0

Focal Length: 30 mm

ISO Speed: 100

Flash: Canon 430EXII Soft Box

Flash Settings: 1/8 Power

ISO Speed: 100

Software: Adobe Lighroom 6

 

Please do not download, copy, edit, reproduce or publish any of my images. They are all my own work and are not for use without my express written permission.

Very small round church in the woods with a beautiful ceiling.

 

The 4H tour. Taking in some Italian delights on a 4 day explore.

 

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emerald damselfly

Miami, FL. May 30, 2021. Kiev 60/Arsat 2.8 80mm lens/ Lomography 800 film.

Musk Lorikeet (Glossopsitta concinna)

 

The Musk Lorikeets were not in the mood to be very cooperative yesterday.

Arrecife, Lanzarote

At Kalaloch beach in the Olympic National park in Washington

Yupaopao loves playing with all kinds of boxes

This little squirrel found a nice safe place in this hollow hole in the tree..

 

Hope to be on Flickr more..Have missed all of you and your beautiful photos..; )

 

P.S. I've been off so long I don't know if I remembered how to add additional photos underneath the main one..Let me know if you see this if you can see the three photos underneath this main one... Thanks! ; )

Kitty e Kalelzinho fizeram uma farra com essa caixa ontem à noite, brincaram até caírem de cansados, se caçando e se escondendo dentro dela, foi muito divertido...

If anyone has tips on how i could have improved this shot i'm all ears. It was taken in low light hence the noise.

Days Gone (PC)

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• ReShade Framework

EXPLORED ON 08 JUNE 2009 - # 466

 

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SIGMA MACRO WEEK : DAY TWO

A number of my Flickr friends have been writing to me about the performance of my new Sigma 150mm F2.8 APO Macro DG HSM Len.s Rather than write about it, I thought I would let my work with it answer their questions. So I dedicate this week to macro photographs, using this lens. Enjoy and feel free to leave your comments and criitque.

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On one of the visits to the Botanical garden I found this beautiful bunch of flowers that attracted my attention. So I decided to capture it through the new Sigma lens.

 

I set my aperture to F4, so that I would get a smooth background, as well as a control over the DOF, in a manner that would keep the entire shaft of flowers in focus.

 

As I started to focus on my subject, I suddenly noticed a movement through my view finder. Something green was moving towards the base of the flower. I immediately moved a step back to locate the source of this distraction.

 

"Peek a Boo"... There was this beautiful grasshopper that had just landed on the flower stem. Not knowing how long he would stay, I quickly got him into the frame and fired away.

 

Photographed with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and Sigma 150mm F2.8 APO Macro DG HSM with Sigma DG UV Filter. Handheld.

 

Photograph © Kausthub Desikachar

 

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PS: INCIDENTALLY I HAVE ALSO REACHED THE MILESTONE OF 25,000 VIEWS ON MY PHOTO STREAM TODAY. THANK YOU SO MUCH, FOR VISITING AND KEEPING THE COUNTER BUSY.

Well, I had to await Lewis's arrival from nursery school before catching this shot. I did ask him to watch me but he was more interested in watching Milo rolling about on the grass. Anyway, he did shout peek-a-boo! In the garden on "another" sunny late afternoon!

 

Our Daily Challenge - PEEK-A-BOO .....

 

Thanks, in advance, to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.

Appelvink - Hawfinch.

 

update-

Replaced the picture by a better one with a 'better' pose of this beautiful hawfinch

No, this one is not on the menu. I was peeking him behind the bush when I suddenly emerged. It immediately took off. Lucky enough I was able to snap this shot without even composing it. In post, I had to lift the shadows to see the details on the duck body as it was underexposed.

This is Patches playing peek-a-boo behind the monkey grass and the bush.

A mule deer doe seen in eastern Washington.

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