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Forester Moth Adscita statices, Derbyshire july 2016. Many thanks to a very thoughtful and enlightened landowner who has fenced off a corner of his field to create a wildlife rich flower meadow. Quite a few of these and lots of other butterflies and other insects.
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"I put a shock in your system!"
Really love this photo, not just for the figure, (which is awesome), but just for the pose and the nostalgia. i fucking loved the static shock show when i was little, ans while it might not hold up as well as other dcau shows, i still love it, and static.
Beautiful T-28B Trojan Trainer on static display before participating in the Sundance Airshow at the Sundance Airport in Yukon, Oklahoma.
In English, here can function as a pronoun, an adverb, and in some dialects as an adjective. It is a deictic expression involving deixis of space - that is to say, its referent is dependent on the location in which it is uttered.
It comes from Old English hēr, in which language it finds use in the meaning "at this time" as well as the meaning "in this place". It is, as such, cognate with Latin cis, "on this side of".
One can contrast here with there, which is "somewhere else", with anywhere, which theoretically includes both "here" and all possible "theres", and with nowhere, which excludes both here and there.
Hereabouts extends the boundaries of here fuzzily.
My backyard, Seville, Spain.
I was doing long exposure shots when the sun went down. So i used a spot light to try to focus. Then i realize that the light over the rose was so brilliant and showed so much reflections of the water drops.
As if they were being affected by static electricity, the beautiful white wispy plumes of the great white egret when engaged in courtship behavior of its future mate.
Spring is by far my favorite time to photograph these birds as they are nest building, courting, mating, and raising their young.
Nature is amazing :-)
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257 second long exposure of sunset view in Richmond, BC, Canada.
The sea water looks static and the clouds look dynamic. But both look very smooth.
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