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This is one of my on-going projects. I've started working on this series in the spring 2013.
My aim is to point at an odd mood of commuters in combination with often absurd ads.
I've chosen London buses for its diversity and fast changing campaigns.
Ubiquitous advertisement and its fragments with commuting Londoners.
Candid photographs of strangers in their bubbles, thoughts and dreams. Short phrases and pictures that do not necessarily represent their actual state of mind but they create a surrealistic view.
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Waved albatross in the Galapagos performing their mating rituals which includes vociferous clacking of beaks.
Brick lane weekday lunch time enjoying the sun ! have a wonderful weekend all I am off to Cambridge to enjoy a bit of country side beauty ;)
Went for a photowalk in Oxley Creek Common this morning. The light was magnificent and the birds were on their best behaviour!
Police behaviour in the 80's... When I traveled to France for the first time as a young high school student, one of the things I noticed was how different the relationship between law enforcement and the people was. In Denmark, the police were like the friendly parent who nicely told you that now you had become too drunk and had to find a bus home. Street musicians got a long string, and were often considered something positive in the shopping district. In Paris, on the other hand, there was no eye contact, and the musicians I followed were not only thrown away from Pompidou Square, but subsequently also thrown away from the nearby neighborhood. And I who thought that Paris was all about art and love ...
Strøget, Copenhagen, 1980's.
Have you ever encountered someone who was certain they knew you....but you had no idea who they were?
I have.
Unprepared for rain, it was a relief to catch a city cab curbside downtown. I jumped in the front passenger seat because the back seat was occupied. This was not unusual for a rain heavy day. Whew - I was dry.
Within a block, a woman's voice whispered from behind "I know you."
I started to turn, but the voice loudly commanded "Don't look at me!"
Raising my hands guard against an imagined garrote, my pulse quickened.
Over the next couple blocks the whisperer detailed events from my life.
She seemed to know bits about my wardrobe, and behaviour. Impossible to fabricate.
Thankfully, she thought well of me.
If any reaction, the cabbie seemed to smile at the situation.
At a stoplight, the whisperer surprised both me and cabbie by jumping out and running into a crowd. Still raining hard, I got a glimpse of her hair and unique attire.
I paid the entire cab fare - for both of us.
That evening I told my spouse about the curious ride with a mystery passenger.
She replied - "Oh, I know who that is."
What?
Apparently, the whisperer worked on the same floor of offices as we both did years prior. My spouse said - "She always seemed a bit odd."
Well, the point is that we might be more careful about our attitude and behaviour if we assumed someone was watching.
Nora
White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus) doe resting in the woods in Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
I spent a couple of hours observing the behaviour and movements of this and one other doe during my visit to the park last fall.
27 October, 2016.
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If you observe patterns of behaviour, get in position, lay low and still the shorebirds and many other creatures will come to you :-)
Since they are often "frozen" still in "don't detect me" mode , it is always enjoyable to see them just carrying on "being snipe". Moreso if there are more of them.
Wilson's Snipe WISN (Gallinago delicate)
& also
Mallard MALL (Anas platyrhynchos)
Welch Pond
Martindale Flats area
Saanich
Greater Victoria BC
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This species is not known for their gatherings mostly because they are so cryptically shy & camouflaged
This location was a stake out for a local rarity a Black Phoebe...which i did not see on this occasion but the snipe obs were great
Also--
Quickest way to "find" a helicopter is to try to do a video or audio clip..?
what's with that?!?
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Maitreya Lara Classic and Petite
A fair distance away on a misty morning but nice to see the Cattle Egret in amongst the Highland Cattle.
A crow on the rocks in the background as grabbed these Goosanders attention, seconds after this shot sleep continued albeit with one eye open.
Whilst photographing the solitary Southern Black-Backed Gull a few days ago that was sitting on the side of the Hutt River, dozens upon dozens of Black-Backed Gulls swooped over-head and landed a little up-river from the loan bird.
It wasn't difficult to find them. They numbered in their hundreds and were sitting on a rock bank in the middle of the river! And this was obviously a very big catch-up session - one which even included Juveniles...!
After watching them from a discreet distance for about 10 minutes, one of the birds suddenly sounded an alarm (though I didn't hear anything unusual!), and the whole flock swarmed into the air, screaming in panic..! They circled once, and then all swooped back to exactly where they'd been a few seconds earlier, and carried on their respective conversations!
What interesting behaviour...!
(You'll have to view this in "Extra Large" format (Double-click the photo) to see this big flock in better detail).
Continue to keep well everyone, and a big "Thank You" for taking the time and the trouble to leave a Comment...! It's always nice to hear from you, and your comments are always greatly appreciated...!
Used the flip down screen for these shots, a little awkward to say the least but using the spirit level and centre spot focus I managed to bag a few shots.
How about this for animal behaviour... Several times a day, this Mistle Thrush perches on a chimney stack near its nest and performs a rigid routine... It circles the chimney pot three times, pausing at each corner to gain a 360 degree view of the surrounding area. It then sits on top of the chimney pot before flying off to its nest or in search of food.
Seen in Gretton, Gloucestershire.
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