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this is the same flower as "lycoris #3", taken in the same day & time with different angle and focus.
taken at a most wonderful sunny day somewhere near Hillegom also known as the bollenvelden (bulb fields)
you should try and View On Black
Well I am trying different lights for my Red Flower I have problems with Red so much to learn on lights... wow I hope that this shows Red for you....
One of the colony of red squirrels that race around among the pine trees on Formby Point near Liverpool.
The red eye doesn't always show in a photo.
I got no new Warbler shots today, so this is a set of small birds captured in Emily Murphy Park over the last few days while I was looking for Warblers. All of the birds in this set are summer residents here and are not so much on the move yet, still tending young ones, and stay still longer than the Warblers.
These are my favorite shots.
Emily Murphy Park Edmonton, August 12-13.
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For one brief day it didn't rain, so I decided on the spur of the moment to visit Drusillas zoo to see how everyone's faring in this dreadful winter. Not surprisingly a lot of the animals were staying indoors, but the red pandas were quite active in the morning. This one was fast asleep, wrapped around the branch of a tree, but then suddenly woke up and looked at me. They're so incredibly appealing. I was chatting to a keeper who was cleaning their enclosure and he told me that the red pandas love the cold and would be happy if it snowed. He also said they hardly ever come down to ground level, so of course the moment he left that's exactly what they did!
Two more in the Comments.
A ranger in the Amsterdamse Waterleidingduinen confirmed our impression that the foxes are begging not so much for for food anymore as they did last year. A good development of course, because they should have a rabbit as a snack instead of a cheese sandwich, a chocolate bar or a handful of catfood. But when the ranger emptied the dustbin one of them just couldn't resist, and hurried towards him to see if he could get something to eat. However he had no luck, and after one last disappointed look he wandered off into the wilderness of the dunes.
More photos of Dutch wildlife you can find on Green Dreams Photography
Comme la plupart d'entre nous, j'y allais pour voir le tétras du Canada, malheureusement après avoir fait 2 fois le tour du lac à des heures différentes, nous n'avons pu en observer aucun.
Forêt Montmorency 2011-11-12
Painted in response to a recent weekend away in Wales. The power and majesty of the Welsh landscape is incredibly inspiring… and rather humbling, too.
Acrylic applied with palette knife to stretched canvas.
16” x 39”
Effects of red color
Infrared radiation is used for healing purposes due to its warming and pleasant effect. The general effect of red is stimulating and appetizing. Mere perception of red color enhances the human metabolism by 13,4 % (source: Theroux 1998). It is the favourite color of children. On the other side aggression and violence can be triggered of by red color. Barnett Newman's huge red canvasses were attacked and damaged by the viewers. Spanish bullfighters bait the bulls with red cloth - unnecessarily though - bulls are color-blind and would react to any color whatsoever. The important factor is the mere movement of the bullfighter. Red is the color of emotional outbursts: Shame or anger colors our face red. Loosing control lets one to "see red".
Red traffic lights and brake lights announce danger. Animals use red color to recognize its own kind, to announce the mating season or to issue a warning. Red in advertising is used to evoke erotic feelings (red lips, red cars, etc.).