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B-52H 61-0020 doing a low level simulated airfield attack at Lossiemouth 15 Sept '93. One of a pair of 416 Bomb Wing jets that day, quite a sight. There was a singleton the following day as well. Can't remember which Nato exercise was on at the time but not a common sight.
-93- Julian Lautenschlager (EC Bad Nauheim) scheitert knapp an -33- Philipp Maurer (EC Kassel Huskies), DEL 2 - EC Bad Nauheim gegen EC Kassel Huskies, Bad Nauheim, Colonel-Knight-Stadion, 05.01.25
Published:
www.wetterauer-zeitung.de/sport/ec-bad-nauheim/taktieren-...
Not a chance ~~ that squirrel is way too smart for our shepherd Roma. Time and time again, she has s l o w l y inched her way to within eight or ten feet of the squirrel, and then, in a flash, the squirrel is up a tree, chattering excitedly at a frustrated Roma on the ground below
I put the focus on the squirrel because I wanted him to stand out, so you wouldn't thing this was just a picture of Roma's back end...
hello hello HELLO!!!!! they don't taste as good as they look, do not be fooled by the colors! i was filming and then BAKABOOSH! shot this. yep, smart eh? okay never mind. beautiful day it was! really old shot, thought i should post it. :)
The video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=1QFfYE7nAKQ
not so good i know. filmed it for fun!
smile and have a lovely day everyone!
<3
I'd mentioned my drone was attacked by a raptor while I was flying in Utah. Here's an unedited video of what happened. It was basically a sneak attack. I have heard raptors are very aggressive - it took me for a spin and took a couple of pieces out of my drone. Not extremely exciting, except from the pilot's point of view, as in, what the heck is happening! Luckily, the raptor decided not to fly away with it (I've seen YouTube videos where that's happened).
Hurricane Mesa is a deserted Air Force test base. They have a long rail there where they shot jets off the cliff to test parachutes. That's a whole 'nother story. :)
This was shot 7/22/18
Tigger getting my attention by attacking my pants and arm. With her sharp claws, she succeeds at her attention-getting task well.
Perfect conditions to watch a pair of peregrines going for brunch at RSPB Greylake. Repeated attacks into the ducks, without success
Adults attacking me while I was photographind the chicks and these adults themsrlves.
After much dive-bombing and squawking, they accepted me and left me alone.
A rare locomotive outside the state of Pennsylvania, one of the 17 ex-Conrail SD80MACs rumbles through downtown Flowery Branch on a pleasant February morning in the lead of hotshot intermodal 212.
One of three Orca Whales attacking a seal..................... off the coast of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada
three layers on this shot. i love my feet in this one. home for the day and nothing to do. take some random shots, it helps kill time.
I like vandalism / Contemplating the void
more here: www.flickr.com/photos/sputnik57/collections/7215763173158...
You can see a glimpse of the internal mechanism here, bit of a closer look in the video: www.flickr.com/photos/inthert/46207343934/in/dateposted/
(Guess Flickr just decided it liked this one?)
Twin rotating gun mounts and a pair of vector guidance pods makes a Xylem attack craft a highly destructive, highly manoeuvrable force to be reckoned with!
I was given a bundle of mixed parts for Christmas which had 3 lime green mud guards in, so I thought ‘now what can I do with these?’ Wasn't sure if I would have time for this second entry but luckily I finished it in the nick of time :D
Play Features:
- Opening Canopy
- Rotating Gun Mounts & Rear Guidance Pods
Built for the Starfighter Category in Space Jam 2018:
Camera: Nikon D3
Lens: Nikkor 200-400mm
Exposure: 0.004 sec (1/250)
Aperture: f/4.0
Focal Length: 400 mm
ISO Speed: 400
No Flash
A Male Reed Bunting attacks a male Chaffinch at RSPB Greylake in Somerset, UK.
Literally a split second shot, I was very lucky to get it! :-)
Carl xx
Kamera Canon EOS 600D
Belichtung 0,004 sec (1/250)
Blende f/5.6
Brennweite 180 mm
ISO-Empfindlichkeit 3200
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Second picture of the series Mammatus Attack (Vertical View).
Traveling by car to the countryside, I saw that were forming these unique clouds.
The time I threw up as it was getting dark and these phenomena may last a few minutes.
So taking advantage that I carried into the boot of my car the camera equipment and the newly acquired Samyang 14mm 2.8, I stopped at the first open field I found and capture the moment.
The form acquired the cloud seems like a big monster opened his mouth threatening the existence of our planet.
At first, I thought not to post this picture, because it is not a photograph thought and prepared, and the foreground is a bit apocalyptic, but because of the curious and interesting shape of the clouds, I decided to publish it.
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