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There was red and green lights glowing together! Should I stop or go?
The red abdomen with the white stripes is a Red Cotton Bug, which was traversing through the lawn.
Sorry, another butterfly image, but I liked the way the flash has "popped" the colours.
Sigma 150mm macro, Nikon R1C1 flash.
I had never seen the red belly on this species in the field until this gal, as captured in this picture.
Red arrows open Sunday's show, flying as an 8 ship in the "looser plan".
Bournemouth Air Festival 2014
A few more of the Reds practise display at Coningsby on the 13th March.
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Red Crossbills - University of Idaho Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, Moscow, Idaho - October 6th, 2015
This was the only bit of sunlight we got the whole time we were there and the waves are from when I crossed the stream.
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I love Capture NX2. It's a great software to edit photos with :-)
This is my favourite fall pic so far.
The contrast between the red leaves and the blue sky was awesome !
Sometimes I just need a beautiful sunrise to sigh and and get my soul tuned again with the world and the Moon.
Rosso sorgere
Delle volte, mi basta soltanto un'alba di quelle perfette per ritrovare l'ispirazione e tornare in sintonia con il mondo e la Luna
An early start and a drive down to a place around the M40 to meet up with some good friends for a session shooting Red kites.A great day and great company.
thats how it looked , when it was rising
The darkness comes out of her shell
Yet another cold night in Hell with all the pain
The dying light is losing it's glow
And my last glimmer of hope now fades away
I can feel Her presence now
Dead Moon Rising
Bleeding red light over the sea
- I hope this time She came for me
- I hope this time She sets me free
My wounds are open wide
The freezing wind blows right inside and feels like ice
The eerie glow fires up the sky
And She takes away my sight with Her shine
I can feel Her all around....
.....
SentenceD- Dead moon rising
Red Fox in the last light of a summer day image was shot at after 8pm. The golden light framed him well although he does lack a touch of detail due to shooting at 3.5. Image was shot in Cavendish Prince Edward Island.
These red leaves are from the rose family and are one of the last leaves each year in the forest to turn red and fall off. I used a flash, shining through these leaves, to bring our their color and contrast them with the grey sky. Positioning the flash outside the range of view was not an easy job with this wide angle lens (15 mm).
Raindrops on red petals. Picture created from a focus stack of 26 photos taken with a Canon 35mm macrophoto lens mounted on bellows. The subject was illuminated by diffused flash.