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A very cold late november morning in the Canyonlands National park. To my surprise I was the only one there before sunrise. The place is generally packed in summer and it is very hard to move around and compose as you please. But this time I had the entire place to myself.
I wanted to capture the view from Mesa Arch to be something like looking out of a window from an apartment, on a lazy chilly morning. I was literally on the ground peeking out from the rocks into the magnificent canyonlands below, as the Sun rose up.
- Mesa Arch Sunrise Canyonlands
Red tail hawk checking me out from about 20'. Check my Hawk set for her mating this past spring. She is back in the same spot. See large
Eagle takes off and peeks under his wing to keep his eye on me. Nikon Z9 and Nikkor Z 400mm with Nikkor TC-2
Explore - Highest Position #9
I had to pick up family in San Francisco Thursday morning so I decided to kill two birds with one stone and take some pictures! It was an unseasonably warm week and knowing that I figured there would be a good chance of fog. I've been wanting to get shots like these for the longest time but each trip I make to the city is a bust (in the fog's regard at least). I was very grateful to get good conditions this time! Too bad the fog wasn't just a LITTLE bit lower though.
This was the only shot I could get of this Bald Eagle at Sugden Park, Naples, Florida. Nesting at the top of a tall pine with a pond below.
Whilst visiting my mum on Sunday we took in a walk at Brean Down. We have been wanting to do this walk for a while now, after viewing from across the water at Weston Super Mare. But it is best avoided in the height of the tourist season, as you have to drive through a vast holiday caravan park. You then have to climb up a steep set of steps to access the walk itself. Imagine our surprise whilst walking up the main hill we spotted this sight! It was wonderful to find a herd of White Park Cattle living right at the top. It is an incredible place, full of history.
Haji Lane, located in Singapore’s Kampong Glam, is one of the most fascinating and authentic neighborhoods in the Lion City. Filled with quirky shops, local eateries and shisha bars, it is also a real haven for art and culture lovers: the street’s facades are both historical, with typically South Asian architecture, and dynamic, decorated with bright colors and, occasionally, street art. We explore the history and culture of the unique Haji Lane. - Web
PEEK-A-BOO!
Compagnie Charlie
CC Het Gasthuis
25 Jaar CC - 26 - SEP-2020
Play: Johan Dils - Maxime Menbrive - Johannes Vanbinnebeek
Photography: © Patrick Van Vlerken 2020
While looking over my niece, my wife and i decided on a spontaneous photoshoot. She's too stinking cute.
With mom nearby, these Puma (Puma concolor or Felis concolor) kittens peek out at the photographers, from their safe place. These kittens or cubs are 4 or 5 months old. Lago Sarmiento area, near Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile.
Spring buds are springing up everywhere. Here a few crocuses are peeking out from the fence. Happy Fence Friday!
On the V-Line train and killing time on the way home. CHM100 pushed three stops. Yashica Electro 35 GL.
I found my old e620 and was going through the compact flash and rediscovered some old favorites. Here is a butterfly peeking through the petals.
This animal is the cutest panda of them all. He certainly played peek a boo with everyone this day, very hard to capture. Probably just shy.
Taken at the Taronga Zoo Sydney, Australia.
Camera: Canon 400D with 70 - 300mm lens.
This guy was watching over the activity from his perch on top of this shed. He'd just peek over to make sure everything was OK.
Peeking through, trying to see to the other side, trying to see what is there, and not quite able to do it... You're still making it all fuzzy..
Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a tree.
Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądająca zza drzewa.
# 157~365 Work with textures
I took the original photo @ Lion Country Safari
Loxahatchee, Florida. USA.
August 29th/2009
Nikon D 5000
Background by: Eddi 07- Free Stock Thank you very much!!
and textures by: SkeletalMess Thanks a lot Jerry!!
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I caught a flash of gold out of the corner of my eye. When I turned my camera in that direction, I found this cutie peeking at me partially hidden by leaves. It posed long enough for me to get a shot, then it disappeared into the shrubbery.
Golden Rein Wasp (Sphex habenus)
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