photo by SHARP Z3 / 雲爸

A bend in a tributary of the Tennessee River.

Backyard Boise, ID

Another common wintering wader, this is a winter plumaged adult.

Tympanuchus phasianellus

Craig, Colorado (USA)

Blackhawks practice

Johnny's IceHouse West

Rich Sharp Gettysburg Lacrosse 2002

Lake Wendouree. Ballarat.

Mt. Tabor after work ride, S7 4-10-17 (71)

SHARP

Humphrey Mc Queen At launch of Jim Sharp's book of poems: "leftside" William Gallagher Room QCU building Saturday 31 July 2010

my hand made ring made from broken mirror as a background used abstract fine art piece inspirated by Pollock

I couldn't believe that there was a queue to get on sharp edge. damn you gryff rhys jones!

1.7 cm across, 10 cm tall.

Was just messing around, was surprised how sharp this turned out considering 1/25 shutter with 250mm focal length. Way beyond the 1/focal length - guideline.

Sharp-shinned Hawk photographed on Monhegan Island, ME on 11 September 2016.

Sharpness Point at Tynemouth.

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A sharp looking soldiers with his M41 cap, sporting white chevrons for infantry and his tunic

They are a bit villainous, but it's hard not to respect these amazingly quick hawks. They are just starting to return from up north.

Not the best pic, under difficult conditions, but my first Sharpie, so up it goes!

Some Secculent with full set of macro rings and EF 100mm f/2.8 USM Macro lens

Approaching Patch bridge, near Slimbridge, showing a narrow boat passing through.

Colchester, Essex, UK

This house was built at the junction where the Stroudwater canal crossed the larger Sharpness to Gloucester canal for the official who collected tolls from vessels passing from one canal to the other and who opened the foot-bridge over the Gloucester Canal.

Tympanuchus phasianellus

Craig, Colorado, USA

P4193835

I like how the strong contrast helps accentuate the sharpness of this lizard's scales.