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Hi All,
I managed to creep closer to Mr. Pileated than my last post of him. I clicked away as he pecked fast and furiously, (more like head banging)! :0(
Pileated Woodpecker Male - Dryocopus pileatus
Thanks a million for taking the time to view, comment and fave this image, so appreciated! Have a wonderful day!
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My original shot was very much like this. But when you get down to opening it on the computer and you notice something like aa errant hair, well a retake is needed. So out came all the pieces again.
Happy Macro Mondays
Autumn is the most beautiful season of them all
Photography has been my passion for many years now and I really appreciate when other like-minded people take the time to look at my shots and even better when you drop a comment telling what you think or have constructive criticism on how you think I could do things differently. I enjoy watching other members photos and there are a lot of very talented photographers here to seek inspiration from!
credits - kairis-kloset.blogspot.com/2021/11/misery-business.html
-ESSENTRIX-.HORROR Cap @ The Grand
1990 - Crybaby Set - Stiletto @ Dreamday
Goreglam - Bombastic Love Glittergloss @ Level
YUNG GUNZ - The Midas Chains @ TMD
1990 - Babyphat Phone
FLite.- EMBOSS CHAMP SLIDES & ESSENTIAL SOCKS
Havoc . Artemis Top & Shorts @ Level
OMY - Sadie Poses @ Blanc Event
Movement - Lady Fashionista Handbag @ Anthem
Mug - Jessie Jacket - Medium
PTNM - "Juniper" Bun @ Area69
Pier One, Walsh Bay - Sydney harbour.
Looking west across the harbour to the Blues Point Tower.
There's no lifeguard on duty, lol. So obviously you cannot dive into the harbour. BUT, anyway, why would you want to? Because along this pier there is the super amazing Pier Bar. Check it out:
www.pieronesydneyharbour.com.au/pierbar/
And from the 'Risky Business' soundtack (1983) here is Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band with 'Old Time Rock & Roll':
www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1LsRShUPtY
My Canon EOS 5D Mk IV with the Canon EF 16-35mm f/4L IS USM
Processed in Adobe Lightroom and PhotoPad Pro by NCH software.
So I'm back from another mysterious disappearance! I guess I just can't stay away.
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Roughly a day after BNSF's Front Range Sub was reopened to traffic, the Buck local is returning north to Longmont after working industries off the branch to Lafayette. At restricted speed, they trundle through the site of the wrecked units off of B-PTLLAC4 and the newly constructed bridge. At the moment, it is believed that a string of storage baretables in the siding here somehow rolled onto the main, where the B-PTLLAC4 struck them and hit the ground.
Monkey business
The title is just ofcourse for fun, humans are no monkey's , are they?
And here's the real story. If you want to see the work of Frans Lanting, the dutch master in nature and animal photography , in the Nederlands fotomuseum in Rotterdam , you'll really have to hurry. The exhibition ends at 18th september! For you're information, I've visited it 4 times, that's how impressed I am. All credits for this picture ofcourse, are for him, thanks for sharing Frans. ps; the Flickr location is wrong, it's not on the Noordereiland, here's the adress:
Nederlands Fotomuseum
Gebouw Las Palmas
Wilhelminakade 332
3072 AR Rotterdam
KCS's F9's on their business train have a sharp paint scheme. Here, the Retrobelle F Units race south on the Macaroni Line near Hillje as they head for Laredo and the groundbreaking for a new bridge to Mexico
BKCLR 27 (Business Train- Kansas City, MO to Laredo, TX)
KCS FP9A #1
KCS F9B #3
KCS FP9A #2
Hillje, TX
October 29th, 2022
492nd squadron lakenheath lady pilot landed at RAF Valley for families day 2021. To view my YouTube channel then click here youtube.com/c/DafyddPhillips
I'll go Pro... one of these days!
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Leaving an office near Bristol at dusk on a business park the other day this Heron and Moorhen couldn't give a damn about all the execs passing just a few feet away to get to their cars.
Explore Friday 1st July 2016 - Thank You everyone
Back in business
2021 was the year of the great garden renovation. Instead of photographing foxes, badgers, sun rays and frosty mornings I was now building my own Japanese garden paradise with a large pond, a rocky garden stream, stepping stones throughout the garden, a fancy shed and a large wooden deck. Great fun to learn how to build it yourself of course, but that also meant very little time for photography in 2021. Luckily all that is finished now and we can soon enjoy the warmer seasons again in a garden full of wings, fins, fluffy tails, and flowers.
As a kick-off to this new year of photography, I visited the cold northern parts of Finland and Norway, together with 5 highly talented nature photographers. While temperatures back home reached +20°C, we were experiencing snow blizzards, cold sessions in drafty hides and getting pooped on by thousands of birds. Definitely one of the better photography trips I’ve been on though, all thanks to Stefan Gerrits Photography for putting together the perfect trip to the Varanger Peninsula!
Anyhow, this is the first of many images I will share from this trip. The European Shags (the bird, not that other thing….) at the island of Hornøya were closely sitting together, forming this dark patch of feathers with here and there some bright yellow cheeks and a pair of vivid green eyes staring back at you.
Back to business. Business District in NOLA as seen from the Omni Hotel roof top. Terrific Monday to you.
The business of collecting nesting material in the Sonoran Desert for little 'flying jewels', as hummingbirds, must be tricky. With a wing beat of about fifty times a second, together with amazing aerial control, I'm sure they are well up for it. This one, which I believe is a female ruby-thoated hummingbird, had migrated hundreds of miles south, but stopped short of the Mexican border, to settle in the Tucson area of Arizona. It's quite remarkable what turns up in people's backyards!
Many thanks for your comments, and with best wishes for a good day.👍