red flame

Crossbills have specialized beaks evolved to open pine cones so they can remove the nuts with their tongues. The birds migrate around the pole depending on where the pine nuts are plentiful. Cool birds!

The Red Arrows - Blackpool Air Show

A Red Shank at Elmley

Virginia creeper / 五葉地虎

Tokiwa park, Ube, Japan

Light painting with led light.

Part of my new Red Set

Red Phone Box looking over Filey Bay

Winter Storm over Red Rock Canyon, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Red deer stag in the Highlands of Scotland

Some bush bokeh makes for a nice backdrop. HBW

red carpet vespa

My Uni staircase project: this is in the fire escape of the Physics building. I took quite a few from this location - all slightly different perspectives. This was the best composition, but was also the ONLY one out of focus (the camera has focussed on the rail). So I will call it artistic licence that that really i've meant to focus on the red railing up close and make it the subject ... (note to self - always make sure you've had coffee BEFORE I take photos ...).

Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) standing on a tree root.

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) stojąca na korzeniu drzewa.

Lots of red berries adding a bit of colour to a rather drab autumn landscape.

red dahlia

Concept and Photography: J.Montessuis/Film Noir Studio.

Headpiece and Top: Em Riem.

Makeup: Syna'Styling.

Model: Avida (Sun Models).

Styling: Yulianna Bellini.

Assistant: Vannary Bou.

Hawk TIA

Red Arrows Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team

Over Lincolnshire, England.

Flown from RAF Scampton.

Photographed from another Hawk of The Red Arrows

Red squirrel taken on the Isle of Wight

It's coming to the end of 'Poppy Season' so I needed to get my annual image in the bag. This one is shot against a wheat field backdrop and I've applied a texture because I like the mood it projects.

Red lily in July

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These red leaves are from the rose family and are one of the last leaves each year in the forest to turn red and fall off. I used a flash, shining through these leaves, to bring our their color and contrast them with the grey sky. Positioning the flash outside the range of view was not an easy job with this wide angle lens (15 mm).

After the rain yesterday

Only few drops left, nealy dried...

The Challenge "Romance".

Tried throwing a red silk dress up in the air and snapping a pic.

This pic works as a desktop wallpaper, but nothing more....