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postei essa foto porque me lembrei que só tenho mais 3 dias como o cabelo comprido :s
hehehe
eu amo ele assim, mas ta mto calor...
não da pra suportar.... --'
A young Great-horned Owl rests before continuing to practice its flight skills.
I thought the local Great-horned Owl pair did not nest this year, but found at least 3, if not 4 fledglings all of a sudden this evening. They were very vocal and entertaining to observe clumsily perching and falling around the eucalyptus grove. I hope to see more of them in the coming weeks.
Species: Great-horned Owl (Bubo virginianus)
Location: California, USA
Equipment: Sony A9 III + FE 200-600mm + 1.4x TC
Settings: 0.5s, ISO: 1250, f/10 @840mm, On Tripod w Remote Release
Mainline Steam Locomotive KA 942 stands at Christchurch Railway station on a cool July evening in 2014 after a return run over The Southern Alps to Arthurs Pass.
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This is a shot from our trip to Sougahoagdee Falls aka Scooby-Dooby falls. lol
This was a great trip that i shared with my Dad (nwbama), Wes (bamawester), Jamie (jamiebd), and Rob (land^shark). I believe we all got some wonderful shots! Feel free to add me as a contact
So yeah, I got my Dahlias done about...3 weeks ago and then I got my job at Walmart and lost my other job..walmart wouldn't let me use retainers and they closed up, so...I'm sad once again, but they were crooked anyways :/
On a Minnesota spring morning driving on gravel roads through the countryside, the light was perfect for shooting birds high in trees. This eagle was very accommodating as he stayed on this tree above the wetlands for about a half hour. I was hoping his piercing gaze was fixed on possible prey other than me.
The tip of a Bristlecone Pine tree in front of the star, Vega - the 5th brightest star in the night sky, and the 2nd brightest in the Northern celestial Hemisphere. The green color in the sky is “airglow” in the ionosphere. The orange glow on the bottom left is light pollution from the St. George area, 90 miles (145 km) away.
Photographed in August along the Bristlecone Loop Trail of Bryce Canyon National Park (Utah), one of the darkest regions in the United States (a Bortle Scale Class 1). Taken with an inexpensive (300 dollar), but very low coma, 14mm Rokinon lens on a Canon 5D Mark3 (f/2.8, 25 sec, ISO 8000).
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What is a television apparatus to man, who has only to shut his eyes to see the most inaccessible regions of the seen and the never seen, who has only to imagine in order to pierce through walls and cause all the planetary Baghdads of his dreams to rise from the dust.
Salvador Dali
finally did it as a birthday present to myself. i've wanted this for years but always procrastinated, saying i'd get it whenever i lost a bunch of weight and wasn't ashamed of how i looked anymore. then a couple weeks ago i realized i couldn't wait around for perfection, i needed to do this while i'm still young enough to enjoy it. i'm really happy with it.
Got a surprise one morning when I found this Red Fox at a local park. He allowed me to get some shots off but as soon as I made a slight move he bolted.
Tweaking my look ...
Jacket: Sean Jacket by Deadwool
Hair: NO_PRIDE by NO.MATCH
Eyes: Ardor Eyes - Blue by AviGlam
Head: Daniel v4.5 by CATWA
Body: Gianni by Signature
Shape/Skin: Blaze by Birth
The world is not dangerous because of those who do harm but because of those who look at it without doing anything. Albert Einstein
*happy monday and have a great week ahead.*
Late night on the platforms of the dimly lit Tbilisi railway station didn't feel like the safest place, especially when I had my camera out. There were a few non traveling locals using the station footbridge as a means of getting from one side of the tracks to the other, many of which clocked my presence.
Of course I wouldn't normally hang around in the dark on such a station, but my cross border sleeper service was due shortly.
Having visited the station during daylight hours it was soon apparent that most freight was scheduled to run at night. This photo shows an unidentified CME 3 locomotive catching a little light as it runs through the station. It had just come off shed.
piercing, pirsing, tatoo, dövme
Bir insan kendini ancak bu kadar şekilden çıkarabilir
Bir insan kendini ancak bu kadar şekilden çıkarabilir.
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Close-up candid eye contact street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. Someone apparently not enjoying the music in the rainy streets of the city, or perhaps not enjoying the attention. It's been a while since I received some proper 'stink eye'. Enjoy full screen by pressing 'L' or clicking the image.