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This is another photo of one of the Border Leicester sheep at our zoo. They are among my favourite animals there and I'm always pleased when they stop grazing for a moment and allow me to take a nice photo. :)
Learning to take better pictures, reading forums and trying out. This is my first profile picture I did myself <3
Head: Lelutka Vera
Builder Kamma & Blake Industries Ltd.
Measurement (metric) 11.57m x 5.70m x 1.70m
Hull Aluminum Displacement
Gross Tonnage 26.53 Type 1 Work Boat
Registered Tonnage 19.9 Type 2
Engine 2-276kw diesel engines (2008)
Taken from, Queensborough, Delta, British Columbia, Canada
For the 2-20-21 SoS Theme "profile portrait" I reached back into my archives to March of 2013 to get this image that will be new to Flickr Viewers.
During February or early March we often have flocks of migrating Robins stopping by on their journey Northward. We have a Savannah Holly tree that holds it's bright red berries and green leaves through the Winter. The Robins stay only for a day loading up on the berries to fuel the next part of their trek. It's been raining a lot lately and we have not yet seen Robins at our house ... but trust they will come
This image was captured with a Nikon 1 V1 mounted onto a Vortex Spotting Scope ... and at a distance that does not threaten the birds.
I hope this can make you Smile ... on this Saturday!
The best way to turn a woman's head
is to tell her she has a beautiful profile.
(Sacha Guitry)
Challenge on Flickr - Portrait & Sharp
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Profile Portrait
(my daughter Freya through her husband's lens)
Thanks for views, faves and comments!
On todays theme profile portrait (humans and animals) @ flickr group Smile on saturday:
a close up on a Greater painted snipe @ Mititu river, Iringa highlands, Tanzania.
Did some quick compositing and fake focus with the image from earlier to make myself a new profile image. :)
New profile picture because why not?
When will all you photography wizards teach me your ways tho, im waiting for you guys!
A long-tailed macaque (macaca fascicularis) relaxing in a tree. Photographed near Chamarel, in Black River Gorges National Park, Mauritius.
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Jareth dropped by for a new profile pic today.
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Poses and lighting by Whims.
The Head, Web and Foot of a basic flat-bottom rail profile can be easily seen in this close-up cross-section look at a frost-covered rail from a trackside hardware supply pile of the Union Pacific Railroad at North Lake, Wisconsin. – November 2015 ~~ A Jeff Hampton Photograph ©
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He is with me now for 9 days. It is going very well with the others only het wants to play more than the others, than he gets a growl or a hiss, retires and start again a moment later chasing Jasmijn or Cortez.
He likes to watch the birdies too, siting in front of the insect screen so he cannot jump out of the window.