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Groenekeizervlieg, Lucilia Caesar.
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Green Emperor Fly, Lucilia Caesar.
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No stack, one single shot.
Las Vegas
Camera: Canon Eos 6D
Lens: EF17-40mmF/4L-USM
Aperture: f/7,1
Focal Length: 20 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/50
ISO: 4000
Caesars Palace entrance along the world famous Las Vegas Strip, Nevada.
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Lucilia caesar is a member of the fly family Calliphoridae commonly known as blow flies.[2] L. caesar is commonly referred to as the common greenbottle, although this name may also refer to L. sericata. The adult flies typically feed on pollen and nectar of flowers. The larvae feed mainly on carrion.
Meet Julius Caesar (J.C.), my 14 months old F6 Savannah cat. Athletic built, loves to jump and climb. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 2020.
Nikon D800
Yongnuo AF 50mm f/1.8
Tryouts with my very first prime lens.
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I really like this shot, first one taken outside with natural light which improves the photo by a lot!
Anyways, this shows fallschirmjagers and wehrmacht defing the last line of defence before Rome.
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Whilst doing some portraits at Newcastle Falcons yesterday, managed to grab a quick shot of the magnificent Caesar, the owner of the club's dog.
Sculpture of Julius Caesar, 1st century BCE, in the Galeria Sabaudia (Savoy Gallery), the Royal Museum of Turin.
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The original photo was of a tacky statue that graced a hall on the cruise ship we traveled on to explore parts of Alaska. Personally, I feel that my Photoleap editing greatly improved its appearance.
From information sign...
A fort has stood on this spot since at least 1680 to protect the southern half of Rocquaine Bay.
At that time it was armed with two 'sakers' (31⁄2 inch calibre cannons). During the 18th century the gun platform was extended and musket steps were added.
During the early years of the 19th century, with the threat of French invasion at its height, the present magazine was added and the parapet strengthened.
A signal mast was sited on the bastion at the south-western corner of the fort. The fort was armed with three 18-pounder guns.
By 1842 Fort Pezeries had fallen into disrepair. During the Second World War the German occupying forces built an earthwork machine gun position on the shortened western wall.
Maybe yes, mabe not. We found this bust in an old classroom. It was completely ravaged. The young students had opened holes in his eyes, had broken the nose and one hear. They even did drawings and lettering with graffiti ink impossible to erase. I thought I could use it as a mannequin, while I do not have one that suits my purposes. Cristina is restoring it and giving it a new life. We are willing to share the Atelier with this fellow, as he seems to be quiet and nice. We decided to give him the name of Caesar.