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Cercando di fotografare il temporale, oggi... ma anche di proteggere la macchina fotografica :)
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Red Glass Apple
Created with Midjourney engine.
PP work in Adobe PS Elements 2024 Raw filters.
an intricately decorated backlit glossy clear glass red apple, on dark draped background, soft side light, volumetric light, octane render --ar 1:1 --v 5.1 --s 250 --style raw
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MMM Group challenge 186~ MAGIC APPLE
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It was cold in Philly today, misery inducing cold. Finding this brought a stupid smile to my face, after which, I did not feel the cold as much anymore.
Red-bellied woodpecker (Melanerpes carolinus), I could here the young ones, but couldn't see them. Dauphin county, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.
GBRf's 69015 (56009) in retro BR 'Railfreight Red Stripe' livery passes Copmanthorpe foot crossing with 6N71 for Tyne Yard, shortly to be overtaken by a TPE 802 on 9E11
I've just had a few days away in the hills of west Wales and was treated some great views of the local kites flying by, searching the fields that were being cut for silage.
A Red Avadavat (Amandava amandava) on the outskirts of Kathmandu, Nepal. Avadavats are lowland birds, and a while a few birds have had a population in the Kathmandu Valley, they have not been seen here in many years due to habitat destruction. Yesterday, I was lucky enough to find six of them in a stretch of tall grass near my house. I used this angle to show how the avadavats in the valley are being threatened by the ever growing urbanization. #notgoneyet
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Red-legged Partridge / alectoris rufa. Orford Marshes, Suffolk. 25/02/19.
'FOCUS ON BLACK TRIANGLES.'
Another image made three years ago on a Suffolk grazing marsh ...
This is the closest a male R-lP ventured towards the pop-up hide I was concealed in. Even though it chose to stand in shadow, I was still able to capture the beauty and detail of his plumage. I'd never appreciated just how fantastic the jumble of black triangles are below the black neck band. If you view the image as large as you can, you will see what I mean!
BEST VIEWED LARGE.
This is a spot I could have spent hours exploring! Basically the same view as the previous photo, but going the other way.
A Lerro Productions photo charter.
Just a wee picture of a Red Hot poker bush in my garden. The Poker's are just blossoming now so will be at their peak in a day or two I would say so will take more...hopefully. Lovely when in bloom but unfortunately don't bloom too long : ((
Il colore è vita, un mondo senza colori sembrerebbe morto.
Come la fiamma produce la luce, la luce produce il colore.
Come l'intonazione conferisce colore alla parole parlata,
il colore conferisce un suono spiritualmente realizzato alla forma.
(...) Cosa sarebbe il mondo senza colori?
Un universo infelice di ombre
Johannes Itten
[exsplore 18 dicembre 2015 }
This scene might be familiar to many visitors to Highfields. After a fruitless trip to Attenborough, I headed for Highfields and found a far greater number of opportunities. I had never seen these trees looking so beautiful as on this particular morning, though I was just thankful that I was able to make some decent autumn images, having had to watch so many stunning scenes from my car on the way to work. This was a little reward.
This is a new species for my prairie wildlife species collection, the 121st bird species I've photographed in my local city park. Red-breasted nuthatches are one of several birds of the northern forest that are classified as "irruptive", meaning they move into Kansas in large numbers in some years but are virtually absent in others.