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I have difficulty identifying butterflies at times. It will take me hours and right now I need brekkie!
Camera: Nikon F3 with a Nikkor 35-70mm f/3.5 AI-s lens.
Film: Harman Red ISO 125 Redscale 35mm film.
Scanned by Walkens House of Film, Melbourne, Australia
These dolerite rocks in the Cataract Gorge were once forged in the Jurassic period through volcanic activity. It has been a very long time since they looked this red.
Taken at an Exposure Cleveland photowalk late last summer. Although it was another blue sky, sunny day...heavy rains and strong storms rolled through shortly after snapping this photo.
Tone mapped a single RAW file in Photomatix, colors de-saturated, and added a slight vintage action in Photoshop.
Hope everyone had a wonderful Valentine's Day!
I’m kicking of the first weeks of the New Year with some new MOCs! I’ll be working on a few Red Cog mechs throughout the year. Inspiration draws from the KG bots in the Jak and Daxter series.Feel free to add to the theme. =)
Red Cog: Locust
A superior bipedal robot used for “quality control” of the Qunitos galaxy. The Locust units in particular serve as the “poster boys” for the RED COG faction. They, along with their mechanical brothers were developed to aid in conquest of the Korthos sector in the Quintos galaxy. Every factory produced mech is clad in red armor and sent off for battle, defense, or surveillance. Currently the RED COG faction has been met with resistance from surrounding planets, as well as both HERO FACTORY and Earth issued forces.
Typical RED COG mech weapons include blasters, energy beams, bombs, missile launchers, spinning blades of death and sniper rifles. The standard hand to hand combat is not out of question either. There are numerous types designed for different environments and assignments.
Enjoy! This also serves as my concept idea for the group project -Disty- started over in www.flickr.com/groups/1412762@N23/
Fun and games watching the cheeky squirrels on Brownsea Island. A big thank you to the people who view or comment on my photos and also add them as favourites.
This paper is a Japanese paper. There is unevenness of a red wave to a black ground.
It is a Japanese Kamakura carving-like design. and this paper is very strong.
After living in Denmark for 1½ years I finally had a close encounter with a red fox!
I positioned myself on the edge of a field to wait for a roe deer to come closer. All of a sudden this beauty turned up, and in a matter of seconds it walked passed by. Only after making a little sound it discovered me and looked up for a split second. Even though it is mid May it is still shedding.
Flowers shot in daylight raw and HEAVILY curved, then multiple layers of our old friend Red in various versions.
Red Necked Phalarope from one of the many hikes in Barrow Alaska. I liked the inclusion of the reeds and calm waters.
Female Red-bellied Woodpecker on pine tree at Highlands Hammock State Park.
I should have had a lower shutter speed but must have inadvertently hit the dial without realizing it.
Press "z" to enlarge.
Nikon D500, Nikon 200-500mm
f/5.6, 500mm
1/3200, ISO 1100
Hand held.
Two red tulips sitting in a shaft of bright March sunlight with the black background from the home studio propped up behind. 105VR on tripod.
Taken at Nimishambal temple, Mysore. This temple is situated at the bank of Cauvery river, i felt so gud to see the river. Flow was very gud :)
Quite a few foxes around Pagosa Springs, CO. Can usually find one or two if we get out early or late.
Our beautiful world, pass it on.
Red Star Line Museum.
Pentax K5 with Sigma DF EX Aspherical 28-70mm F2.8
American Beyer Blinder Belle Architects and Planners where responsible for restoring the buildings..
They also renovated the Ellis Island Immigration Museum.