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We finally got some snow - not loads, but enough for some shots. And it was fun to be out when it was actually coming down.
Evening view from Wasilla Lake Park as commuters add to the lights. Thanks for looking and may your day be good!
The river in full melt rush after a few days of record heat. The snow is washing away as the fire danger increases. No longer a clear stream. Thanks for looking and hope to be around soon as have been quite busy.
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My last posting of the broken pier located at Cherry Grove Beach in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
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Capture taken on day 3 of previous NYC visit. The day started again early and I did use a taxi to get to Grand Central to take a few capture there. The plan afterwards was to move to Tudor bridge. Too bad, there was just construction works so I could not get on that bridge...so I went further to get to this place. Was a bit late for more blue in the sky, but now overall happy with this edit. Hope you like it too. Happy long weekend ahead....Thanks, Udo.
This was a redo from an earlier photo with the same title. I really liked the mood in the first one but because the light was fading I couldn't really stop down the lens and get good focus throughout the scene. When I went back but the whole scene had changed, although I captured much more details all the rocks were in a different location because of the wave action and it was mostly blue sky with no texture to it and no mood. I like the first one better. Hope everyone had a pleasant day.
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Duck Farming
Kuttanadu is a region in the Alappuzha, , in the state of Kerala, India, well known for its picturesque vast paddy fields and its geographical peculiarities. It's the region with the lowest altitude in India, and one of the few places in the world where farming is carried out below sea level. It’s also one of the historically important places in the ancient history of South India.
In Kuttanad, Kerala’s rice bowl, fields turn gold. Harvesters are abuzz, hurrying to reap the field before the summer rains strike.But as soon as the noises die down and the fields are empty, massive flocks of winged visitors take over. Thousands of ducks quack through the canals of Kuttanad to occupy the pre-designated harvested fields for their feed. Once the ducklings are out, they are constantly on the move, for upto six months, from one field to another until they are finally sold for meat.
Duck farming provides indirect employment to many who live around the canals.
Sometimes its good to watch a while before capturing your photos. I loved the way the tide was swirling from different directions and wanted to capture its movement. The rising sun to the right, highlighted the pier against those menacing rain clouds.
Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge is the place to go to see birds. The levy is on your left and you get a “bird’s eye” (pun intended) view from your car/SUV window to take shots. There was a car right in front of us, yet the driver was pleasant and thoughtful so that he drove away leaving us plenty of time to get this pic. This Ring-Necked Pheasant was so busy eating that he paid little attention to our clicking shutter.
Western Grebes show off their courtship rushing expertise. Finally I got a chance today at photographing them this year at my favorite local digs. For me, they seem to be playing hard to get and perhaps behind schedule. Always a thrill to see this brilliant behavior. It's a neat noise too, hearing the slap slap slap of their feet on the water.
This is from my last home time. I took my mom with me up Little Cottonwood Canyon (Salt Lake County, Utah) and took a variety of rushing stream shots as darkness fell.
These Yellow Legs were rushing back and forth among the reeds in the water - i assume they were looking for food, but they never stopped anywhere they just kept pacing back and forth acting as one.
Photographed at Merritt Island
From Louisa Heylen 6h -
This is the Small Yellow Leg Rider
She believes their behavior is a courtship behavior - She said - interesting photo.
An eastbound Santa Fe intermodal train speeds past milepost 284 just west of Rutledge, Missouri, on the morning of May 16, 1987. Was this really over 35 years ago?!
This is rush hour March 2020 style. No traffic, no one walking, apart from your photographer on his daily government approved walk.
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Taken on a short trip to Lillafüred.
The camera was placed on a Cullmann mini tripod which I had to push down on a slanting surface.
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An archive shot, as my pride and joy is away at Nikon UK. Normal service will resume soon.......I hope:((((
Compact Rush (Juncus conglomeratus) plants growing in one of the moorland pools on Broadlee-Bank Tor below Grindslow Knoll.