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Day 8 of October challenge....peek a boo.... This is a bit of a stretch, but I'm going with it because I did peak through the grass to capture the sun... (this was also taken this morning...sorry or another shot....I need to get them out or forever drive me insane, lol)
I only got the north end of this south bound buck but, I loved the new soft antlers so much I had to take his picture.
A Gray Tree Frog peeks out from a leaf, while it's shadow is cast below.
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Sid, my husband, really liked this one. He wanted me to download it now, and not wait for the next Furry Friday.
Emmett did not want his photo taken. You can see his eyes.
Eastern Chipmunk (Tamias striatus) - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
I posted a few shots from this photoshoot already but its been a busy few weeks and photo opportunities have been scarce. So here is another shot I like of a chipmunk, here he is peeking at me trying to figure out whether or not he should be afraid.
Made Explore 6/13/10 (but not sure where). Thanks so much!
Another variation on our Calla Lilies. I love the crystalline look of the pollen.
See the pollen up close when you view on black large.
Incidentally, the colors of these lilies reminds me of nectarines.
Camera: Canon EOS Rebel T1i
Lens: EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
Filter: C-PL
ISO Speed: 100
Focal Length: 100mm
Exposure Value: -.67
Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed: 2.5 seconds
Flash: On, fired (handheld; from the side)
Post-processing: crop, -.05 brightness, .1 saturation
Taken at a tide pool called Children's Pool - located in La Jolla, San Diego, California there are several great places to see harbor seals and sea lions laying on rocks and the beach. The creatures inhabit the tide pools and these special beaches year-round so if you're in the area it's a must see. Although the smell of hundreds of these (and their larger cousins the sea lions) can be overpowering.
This cute seal was pretty playful, almost like a dog, and was doing some peek-a-boo with me and barking. Sad to think they are sharks and certain whales favorite selection of food.
Dominos on a piece of glass. Updated in response to Andrew's question. I used a small bulldog clip to hold the domino at an angle, The clip was hidden behind the other dominos in the row. A bulldog clip is a black springy thing with wire handles. They are normally used to hold a stack of papers together.
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This is a sneak peek of what my unfinished quilts will look like when sewn together. The fairy quilt is almost finished - just a couple more borders and then it will be sent off to be professionally quilted. It is a present for my littlest granddaughter's 3rd birthday. I have made one for each of my grandchildren - you can find the others in this set:
Here's the only other usable photo in which Crunchy stayed still enough. The other few shots of her were unfortunately blurry due to her running around the house.
A Chinese opera singer peeks out from the back of the performance tent.
Guilin, December 2008.
Note: A lesser man than me would have included a 'Peek-ing Opera' gag but I have succesfully resis...bugger.
The setting sun peeks through the trees and bushes onto Crazy Woman Creek in the Big Horn Mountains of WY.
The creek is originally named "Withko Win" or "Prostitue Creek" by the indians. Changed by interpretation to "Crazy Woman" The Indian tradition for the name's origin is that a long time ago the people of several Indian nations met on the stream peacefully and had a big dance which was prolonged beyond the usual length of time; they became so well acquainted that a great deal of immorality followed before the gathering was broke up.
Another story goes that the creek was named after a demented woman who lived along its banks for many years. It is a well know fact that Indians would not molest a demented person. History tells us of soldiers and scouts who feigned insanity when captured by the Indians in order to save their lives.
For Our Daily Challenge Group 3 - "peek a boo"
One thing I can be sure of is that I'm never short of pelicans as subject matter
Izzy, the cat that comes everyday in my garden to ask for food sometimes climbes in the clinging plant that grows in front of my window. From there, the cat tries to catch my attention or maybe spy me :)