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Gdynia, fishermans village. medium format start 66/cheap rossman 100 with medium format selfmade adapter.
REMEMBER: Black tape is not enought protection and is cause of red dots from film winding window :)
CAMERA: NIKON D600 LENS: 105 mm ISO 800 Aperture Priority ƒ/7.1 1/1000 sec. Taken in situ in my garden 14/05/2013
The Boston Red Sox Designated Hitter David Ortiz got EJECTED by Home Plate Umpire Tim Timmons in the 7th after disagreeing with the a call strike, he then smashes the dugout telephone to the bull pin here at Camden Yards. Now he is going after the Umpire.
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Red-legged Shieldbug.
Pentatoma rufipes.
Family: Acanthosomatidae
Windrush.
A large brown shieldbug which has orange legs and slightly hooked projections at the front of the pronotum. The pale spot at the tip of the scutellum varies from orange to cream and matches the colour in the chequer board edge though in this chap it is bright red. Perhaps it darkens with age as photo was in mid September?
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Feed mainly on Oak, Alder, Hazel and other deciduous trees. Adults are partly predatory, feeding on caterpillars and other insects as well as fruits.
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Well, 2hrs sleep in total last night and up and out early (-10 degrees too) to try and capture the lunar eclipse and 'the blood red skies' we were promised. No such luck in Derbyshire I'm afraid, but I'm pretty pleased with the handful of shots I did get.
Today's theme is songs by Rush...awesome stuff!
I have been watching this red camellia out of my bedroom window and this morning it had popped... I love when the flowers start coming out.. Seems it is so quick because we have waited so long...
A relaxed Red deer stag chewing the cud on a misty rainy day. Early sept. in Richmond park London. Had my tripod set about 2' ( 60cm ) so I could get and eye level shot. Although the stag was watching me my low profile in the bracken and the fact I kept my distance the stag was quite happy. I took a couple of photos and backed away to leave him in peace.
D800, 200-400 @ 400 end, F4, 1/250, ISO 500, Gitzo tripod, camera and lens cover to protect against the rain