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Took this picture during the rut on the Veluwe, Holland.

اليعسوب الأحمر

 

Red dragonfly

Red and yellow Tulip with raindrops

a few red squirrels from yesterdays great day out with 'Chris Macloughlin' and 'black cat photos'..this one is bouncing a ball..haha..we had two of these wet squirrels chasing each other around for a few hours in the rain, this pale coloured one and a much darker brown little fellow, great fun watching them but hard to get a good action shot as the light was very bad. this at 1/80 sec iso 500

The Red Fort was the residence of the Mughal emperor of India for nearly 200 years, until 1857. It is located in the centre of Delhi and houses a number of museums

After some failed attempts of a snowflake macro I finally made it.

 

Voila, the jewel of the crown :)

Enjoy !

Going for a quality image here, as you can tell.

A female Red-footed falcon, a first for me.

This seems strange that on a holiday, you would go to a cemetery... twice. But this was to photograph the Red Squirrels that are resident there and wild. They are apparently becoming more and more tame... these came to within a few metres.

 

Hope that you like it and all comments and criticisms are welcome.

 

Matt

for our younger daughter

merino, kid mohair locks

red2white

missing parts:

(nothing)

Red sponge at Xylofagou, Cyprus

 

Spotted this tattered red ribbon tied to a branch of a tree - I wonder who put it there, and why.

Red Flower (not sure of the name)

 

Dunster Castle Gardens

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Se borrará en tus labios la forma de los míos

In my garden today. Webster Groves, Missouri.

Die Rose wird seit der griechischen Antike als „Königin der Blumen“ bezeichnet. Rosen werden seit mehr als 2000 Jahren als Zierpflanzen gezüchtet.

Playing with colours.

These are a couple of juveniles ("red efts") of the Eastern Newt (Notophthalmus viridescens) that were on a hiking trail on our property in Mars Hill, NC. Efts often emerge after rains and can be seen roaming the forest floor during the day. They are loaded with skin toxins and the bright colors serve as warning coloration to potential predators.

Château d'Ussé

... in our little garden universe :-))

 

Vervain / Verbene, Eisenkraut (Verbena × hybrida)

in our garden - Frankfurt-Nordend

I'm stuck in the house at the moment with a bad chest infection so thought I'd try an indoor flower shoot.

 

Getting the light right is the hardest part, I was either washing out the colours and textures or getting some very harsh shadows. In the end I went with a natural side light from moving closer to the window, but its still pretty harsh.

 

Now I know why people use/make full on light boxes and have 3000 flashes!

With the custom kit and forgiatos...red doesnt look good only on ferraris :P

A couple of red roses enjoying a lighting day of April.

newtown, sydney, as the sun crawls behind the buildings

This vixen was amazingly habituated to people and visited our cottage most days, probably in hope of finding some tasty morsels left unattended.

Red crab on the coast of Orissa, India.

 

They were all over the beach (see picture below). Each one makes a home which is a hole in sand. They are very shy. The moment I stepped on the beach, all crabs within 50 meters around me disappeared into their homes. I had to stay motionless for about 15 minutes before this one came out. It quickly went back in. It was quite far ... I had to use all my optical and digital zooms (40x) to get this shot.

 

Camera: Canon PowerShot SX110

Location: Orissa, India

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