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One of the biggest tow trucks I've seen and certainly the best paint job. Could not resist getting a photograph of this truck.
Here I am again with the finished version of my Nazgûl-Dragon which I started back in July. The build is quite stable for most parts but definetly not a playset:)
Looking forward to hear your Opinion on this one!
OK, so it's not as pleasing as new-born lambs, or spring blossom, but I did like the colours and general big-boys'-toys feel of all the action. Go on, humour me.
Footprints in the Bisti / De-Na-Zin Wilderness Area, New Mexico.
Can you identify the owner of these footprints?
If there is one animal which is commonly seen in many rural areas in the Philippines, it is the carabao (shown in the foreground). Known as kalabaw in Pilipino, it is a domestic swamp-type water buffalo which for the past centuries up to the present many Filipino farmers use in plowing the fields and carrying heavy loads. Thus, it is a local version of the beast of burden.
Taken at a distant village in Subic, Zambales, Philippines.
the beauty of a statue in the sunshine .. but a terrapin beast in the water at the lake ! ...
Happy Smile on Saturday everyone ! .... :)
Alright, enough of the gas flame pictures for now. Back to my first love - no, not the pig *G* - I'm talking about HDR! I can't believe this wild boar at the "Lainzer Tiergarten" (a wildlife park in Vienna) was holding still until I took my 3 exposures for this HDR. It was literally posing for me. Luckily the park was closed and there was this fence between me and this beast - otherwise I swear it would have eaten me alive ;-))
So, I'm proudly presenting you my first HDR picture of an animal! As you might recognize I aditionally hit it with some nice orton effect.
(c) Jonny Jelinek
Silhouette of fire
Of sparks and darkness
It heralds its presence in flame
Spirit of night
Beacon of light
A beast that cannot be tamed
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So we were lighting off fireworks and this picture I took looked vaguely like the muzzle and eyes of a bear, with a little spittle or blood coming from beneath its nose where its mouth would be, if its form were not concealed. It was more the idea than the picture itself that intrigued me. I know it doesnt have anything to it but I like it.
The beast is looking to the east, where the sun rises. Fantasy canyon, Utah.
Explored #462: 23-12-2015
USAF Boeing C-17 Globemaster arrives at RAAF Base Richmond as flight REACH102 from Hawaii. 05-5139.
Wednesday 6th August 2025
'Crouching Beast II' is a sculpture by artist Lynn Chadwick. It is part of the Sainsbury Centre collection at the University of East Anglia