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A white-tailed deer running with his white tail straight up is a beautiful sight to behold. I liked this shot because she looked like a kangaroo. :-)
By the time the youngsters fledge, Mom and Dad are starting to look a little ragged. The good news for them is that today I saw all three of the fledglings feeding themselves at the feeder and drinking at the water bowl solo. I'm sure the parents take a few weeks to recuperate. Some bird species have two clutches in the summer. Maybe they have short memories!
It's a cold, damp day in the East Bay Hills. Not an ideal time to be out and about....unless you love trains. After four years of drought in Northern California, I now have the opportunity to railfan in the rain. It presents many challenges, and can be uncomfortable at times, but overall, it's a kick!
The crew of a westbound OIG train at Christie, CA looks puzzled and dumbfounded to see a railfan standing in the rain photographing a train. Do I care....no!
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This is one of the photos I took at the stud Haupt- und Landgestüt Marbach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, in early June. The foal is a pure-bred Arabian, very cute and full of energy. I love to watch them playing and running around on the pasture for the mere joy of life.
A local lad running at Nubra Valley, Ladakh, India. People living at high altitudes are able to run much more efficiently thanks to the low oxygen levels they are used to
DRGW 477 (DSNG 473 re-numbered) winds along the Animas River as the K-28 approaches Tank Creek on a stormy afternoon.
DRS Class 68 no.009 makes her way out of the depot sidings and through Stourbridge Junction with 5K27 Stourbridge Junction Depot to Kidderminster.
Kodak Colorplus 200
Olympus OM10
Olympus Zuiko Auto-W 28mm F2.8
Film developed by AG Photolab, Home Scanned
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A Terek Sandpiper (Xenus cinereus) was caught running in its typical posture while seeking tiny creatures underneath the muddy inter-tidal surface. They are extremely agile and very tough to approach. But most interesting is their hunting behaviour. They change the moving direction in a brisk and catch prey all of a sudden in a burst. Here it was framed in such a sequence of events and I enjoyed it very much from a distance. Pics was taken from Frasergunj sea shore in West Bengal, India.
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This nightscape is a double exposure shot of one of the small alleys in Dotonbori area, the city centre of Osaka. In Japan even the smaller streets are a mesmerizing maze of glowing neon lights and lanterns and offer fantastic shooting opportunities, especially when the night comes.
Here the slihouette of a girl walking fast towards me gave me the opportunity of creating this artwork: most likely she's going to one of the many izakayas still open at that time of the night, but I imagined: " what if she's escaping instead"? Is she running from someone...or from something? If yes, who, or what?
...or maybe is she just running from herself?
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The Harwich Boat train has arrived at Manchester Piccadilly's P5 and the engine is running round. I'm not sure of date, early 70s I think.