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One of the few artifacts left in the old barracks at the shuttered Savanna Army Depot.On the floor near this relic were the remains of an old Tandy computer,the perfect companion for this couch...in the 1980's...
This posture looks aggressive, but actually the sleepy owl appeared to be opening for a quick yawn. It seemed to not give a hoot about me standing 10 feet away and I left it roosting after finishing my photos.
One thing I got to learn from these sea lions is that whenever I want to take a nap at any given time, I can do it with different postures as shown in this photo. That 's basically Napping 101 and I truly admire their ability. Who cares about sleep furniture!
He just stood there like that, till I took the camera off my eyes. Then I was asked whether I could show the photo to him. Obviously I cound't do that with the F100. Not sure whether I felt good or bad back then.
Delduar, Tangail,
Bangladesh.
She sat close to the open window so she could have a cigarette without filling the entire room with smoke. She felt tired but held her posture and kept her thoughts internalised. Ever glamorous, Interstellar✨
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Dollzone Jocelyn
From Wikipedia (so it must be true): "The obelisk posture is a handstand-like position that some dragonflies and damselflies assume to prevent overheating on sunny days. The abdomen is raised until its tip points at the sun, minimizing the surface area exposed to solar radiation."
This makes shooting in the middle of the day - when the sun is high - make at least a little sense!
Blue Dasher photographed at the lovely Beeville Art Museum in Beeville, TX.
Had a fab time at the Big Night Out at Pink Punters with Natalee. Chatted to lots of lovely people and danced till my feet dropped off- at least that is what it felt like at 3am! Ooh, and got lots of comments about my shoes and dress, which is always nice.
Must remember not to use flash next time in these situations :)
Observe their environment: By standing still, they can better survey the area to assess the threat and determine their next move.
Listen for sounds: This posture allows them to listen more intently to detect any further signs of danger.