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This was the sky that greeted me this morning and I couldn't resist capturing it. The only thing I've done to the original is crop it to remove a tv aerial - the colours are absolutely as seen! It looks nice on a black background.
Red Bellied woodpecker with a paint effect/texture..........I felt the color and light went well with this effect it gives a feeling of an old oil painting. This is an adult male Red Bellied woodpecker a very territorial bird only 1 pair occupy a specific area. Common but not easy to find.
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Red Vented Bulbul (Pycnonotus cafer). Sub species haemorrhous is an endemic resident of Sri Lanka. An adult. Belongs to Pycnonotidae family. Clicked at Cinnamon Gardens Place, Kaldemulla, ri Lanka.
The red squirrel arrives at a tree branch where it can sit down and eat the pine cone transported in its mouth.
red hair ambroise !
on my booth at LDOLL :)
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Red Dress - Thoughtful: My wife volunteered to model so that I could do more experiments with the wireless flashes. Re-editing some older photos to match my more recent styles.
I don't know how I missed this one, but Mike Napolitan has had is pad-printed version of this fig out for a while now. I had the digitally printed version and it is really nice to now have it in pad - Mike's first pad print figure. You can find his things on Etsy.
Red Squirrel at Alverstone Mead Nature Reserve on the Isle of Wight
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A trio of ALCo 44 class - 4469/4454/4481 - with a load of feed grain on Saturday 24 July 1993 near Mooren between Merrygoen and Binnaway.
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The Red Jumpsuit Apparatus performing at the UTS Glasshouse on the 14th of November, 2013.
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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
Here's an image of a Red Shouldered Hawk. I took this today at Myakka River State Park. I saw this hawk sitting beside the road and when I stopped to take it's photo, it just flew away. I got out of the truck and followed it around to the tree in which it landed. This is hand held with the 70-200mm f 2.8 lens. A few minutes earlier, I was way back in the woods and I cranked the ISO up to 800. A little much for this shot, but I was so excited to see the bird, I forgot to turn the ISO back down.
I haven't photographed a hawk in a long time so...
I hope ya'll like it!
Mike
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1 x 580EX II @1/32 bare, from up and right of paint.
1 x SB-24 @1/16 bare, from left side right next to the paint.
Triggered with Cactus V4.
Abstract shots of multiple lego bricks taken at Downtown Disney in Florida. I shot lots of photos here (literally hundreds).My partner was very patient when I spent ages snapping each bin of lego bricks - every colour from every angle!
- of a poinsettia...
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For the treasure hunt "Fill the Frame with Red" in the 365/2017 - A Starter for Ten group.
Red Door. New York City. December 28, 2017. © Copyright 2017 G Dan Mitchell - all rights reserved.
Weathered red door and wall, Lower Manhattan
Yes, I'm a sucker for doors, weathered stuff, and bright colors. During the last week of 2017 we were in New York City, staying in Lower Manhattan and traveling all over from there, at times getting to Brooklyn and Queens. While those longer forays involved subway and cars, we also walked... a lot. New York City is, or at least can be, quite a walking city. I recall the first time I visited as an adult, and being surprised to find that people walked much more there than in California where I live. Having said that, walking there in winter can be a bit daunting, though it didn't stop us. For most of our visit New York was in the grip of a cold spell, with daytime temperatures only making it into the lower 20 degree range, and on some days not "warming" up even that much. We found that we could bundle up, try to avoid windy spots, walk briskly, and when we got too cold... duck into a coffee shop or restaurant to warm back up.
I made this photograph on one of these walks. The specific location seems unimportant, but it wasn't too far from wall street — though this scene hardly looks like it comes from a financial center! We headed north on a meandering path that took us east of Wall Street and away from the main, busy area. I was in street photographer mode, working a small camera with a single small prime lens, so I made the photograph more or less "on the move," likely pausing only a few seconds to squeeze off a couple of frames before continuing to walk.
G Dan Mitchell is a California photographer and visual opportunist. His book, "California's Fall Color: A Photographer's Guide to Autumn in the Sierra" is available from Heyday Books and Amazon.
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