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It was a very interesting night last night... All sorts of satellites, shooting stars and all sorts of other crazy things were going on.
I was standing at Lake Minnewanka and there were faint pillars of Aurora. Out of no where there was all kinds of white flashing... At first I thought it was lightning... My new theory is space debris entering the Earth's atmosphere.
Anyway... It was a very fun night with a lot going on haha.
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A photographer on the lower leve of the Outer Drive Bridge in Chicago - took a while to get a decent silhouette with no cars blocking the view.
Đây là mẫu nam buổi Shooting hqa của mình ^^ Oaaaa...công nhận diễn làm couple khó hơn mình nghĩ ~>.<~
A special family portrait of Panpan,Meumeu and their lovely doodle, Pantoufle.Their work on flickr are one of the most original styles that I have ever seen. Sharing an amazing chemistry and immense talent together...
Keep doing what you love and ignore those haters :)
Thank you for this photo shoot!
🎧 : You are the reason - Calumn Scott & Leona Lewis Duet
(Their favourite song together ❤)
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... of the floral variety. Shooting stars are my favorite wildflowers. They are essentially primroses with reflexed petals. They were previously placed in their own genus (Dodecatheon) based on this remarkable floral trait, but have recently been put back into the primrose group (Primula).
The petal positioning of shooting stars would seem to hinder pollinators from landing on the flower. However they rely on a "buzz" pollination strategy, where vibration of the pollinator's (usually bumble bees) flight muscles causes tightly held pollen to fall off the anthers and land on the legs and body of the pollinator or directly on to the stigma of the same flower. Buzz pollination occurs in other species with similar flower morphology, such as some plants in the tomato family.
66028 leads the late running 1103 Exeter Riverside to St Blazey empty clays.
My original plan was to shoot this working from the other side of the tracks and incorporate the progress of the avalanche shelter but due to the train running 90 late the sun had crossed the tracks.
All was not lost as loads of vegitation has been removed allowing this shot to be bagged.
Another composition from my trip to Cleddon Shoots in Monmouthshire, Wales.
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C'est vendredi alors voici un souvenir de mon projet de fin de cours Fashion Photography avec modèle. Oui, j'ai eu une bonne note ;)
During my four-day loss of internet service, I decided I had enough images to start another collection, Shooting Sandstone.
From San Francisco to San Diego, I have shot sandstone, cliffs, rocks, formations, caves, whatever.
Going through the images and picking the best was something I have been thinking about for a while now. Thanks to AT&T, I finally had time.
Amsterdam, Dam ( Square )
Photographing this scene but someone of the crew asked me, for who I was photographing because this was a shoot for an onlineshop. I explained that I was a streetphotographer, so no problem but when posting the photo but I had to mention the name, here it is : "Alysa" ( www.alysamode.nl )
Eine Nachtaufnahme vom Stausee Heyda in Thüringen mit der Milchstraße und vielen Sternschnuppen. Aufgenommen mit der D800 und Sigma Art 20mm.