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A new season, a new way of thinking, but I still need an umbrella to protect myself...
An umbrella but a red one, full of passion.
Red sunset with the Chicago skyline taken from Indiana Dunes State Park Beach. no edit was done on this photo.
2014-07-16-red-admiral
Nice to be seeing a few more of my favourite butterfly around this year. Very few appeared last year.
Thank you Folks, for your visits, comments, and favourites.
At Botanic Garden, Singapore.
Nikon D700
AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor ED 105mm F2.8G
Nikon Capture NX2
Color Efex Pro 3.0 Complete
Red Kite Milvus milvus over the Bwlch pass near Dinas, this is one of the low flying jet sites
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A male red crossbill surveys the area. My feeders continue to be busy with red crossbills, dark eyed juncos, and pine siskins.
They are not at all shy. A friend of my husband's has been replacing our flooring downstairs (new tile). He has reported that during the day the crossbills have been so bold as to land on the machine saw right next to them (when the saw is off).
© Katie LaSalle-Lowery
One leg missing...it's still going to make the leap up the tree.
This little one........ won my heart, even with one foot missing it scampered around the trees as well as any of it's four legged friends
This is just a rough draft of a project I'm working on for a class. I plan to shoot 15 or so organic foods (primarily fruits and vegetables) in this exact manner. The goal is to shoot them so they appear to be more like a two-dimensional surface rather to highlight their symmetrical and geometrical designs when cut in half. I plan on making a hardcover coffee table book out of these, accompanying text with the images with factoids (e.g. How many antioxidants are found within pomegranate, or something along those lines). I became interested in these foods when I had been diagnosed with cancer, thinking that how "perfect" the foods looked would somehow help me overcome my sickness when I ate them.