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Cock Gambel's Quail calling from the top of a dead cholla cactus. I liked the shape of the limb and composed accordingly. Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument campground, Arizona., USA. 8 February 2016.
"Now get this
London calling, yeah, I was there, too
An' you know what they said? Well, some of it was true!
London calling at the top of the dial
After all this, won't you give me a smile?"
{The Clash, London Calling}
see how this one was manipulated
Just trying out the video function on flickr. The audio is horrible. Ignore the goof calling in the squeaky "here kitty!" voice. ;)
(For those that may worry we live on a dead end street with little traffic, so this is safe. He's also a very good road crosser.)
What I believe to be a black-bellied plover (Pluvialis squatarola) calling out during a low tide at Pillar Point Harbor on Half Moon Bay. Anyone able to confirm this id, or have a sure-fire way to tell the different between a black-bellied and a Pacific golden plover?
Went golfing with a friend the other day and had to finish up a roll of film in my Canon T2. Had a couple turn out pretty good!
The Ainlays at a London alumni event in Sept. 2008 with (from left): Robin Gundry ’55, Pamela Shirras, the Rev. Edward Shirras ’59, Tim Warmath, Edward Walley ’93, Wolfram Schuetze ’86, Marcia Cantor-Grable ’76, Wouter Govaerts (UGC), Amy Olesky ’86 and Tammy Richardson ’89. The London trip included a cocktail reception, a presentation of the Welcome Back to Union video, and a visit with London high school students interested in learning more about Union'
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For the last few weeks I’ve been pretty much entirely devoted to, or I guess obsessed with, Calling Card which is the new short film I’m currently making with all these lovely people. We finally had the last day of filming today after a very hectic period of organising, rehearsing and shooting all the little bits. It always amazes me how much dedication people are prepared to put in and so this is really my tribute to them. We took this literally seconds after getting the final shot before rushing to pack up. I hope now this part is over the editing will be quite relaxed and I can give a bit more time to family and friends again. =]
Oh, and school of course. Eughh..
A cadet, with his West Point ring prominently displayed, makes a call to his father after the Class of 2010 Ring Ceremony. (Photo by Master Sgt. Dean Welch/Dir. of Public Affairs & Communications)
Since the referendum on Scottish independence political awareness and involvement has grown considerably. Fed up with the dire situation in which many find themselves, two activists called upon those more fortunate to give to their neighbours in need. They called for people to donate food to Glasgow's foodbanks. This is the response.
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 31st July 2016, NOEL GALLAHER'S HIGH FLYING BIRDS Performs. DISCLAIMER - FOR EDITORIAL USE ONLY FOR 60 DAYS FROM THE 31ST JULY 2016 - NO COMMERCIAL USE AT ALL - NO REPODUCTION. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
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Uptown, Chicago, Illinois.
Monday, April 23, 2012.
He spent the day practicing his goose call. In the house. It was a bit painful, but how can I get mad at that face? I just couldn't. He was beyond excited. He and his dad spent the evening together lying in the corn field calling to the geese. It was so much fun to watch!
Kendal Calling Music Festival, Cumbria, 28th July 2016, THE CHARLATANS performs on the main stage. Credit:WittWooPhoto/Alamy Live News
This a brief moment in a construction workers life in the Kingdom of Bahrain, when he leaves the pressures of work behind to talk to his family back home. For decades, people from the Asian subcontinent have been employed as labour for the booming construction industry in the Middle East states. These workers earn under $150 per month out of which an average of 80% is sent back home to support their dependents which can be aging parents, children or relatives.
I'm not sure when the glossy ibis was first seen at RSPB Ham Wall but it's basically been there all winter and apparently quite content. But now it's breeding time and being on its own at this time is not cool. Watching it (him or her?) through the long lens it was clearly collecting nest material and arranging it behind the tuft of reeds on the left, and calling frequently. It will be in vain I fear :-(
these tiny feathers just will not stay inside the pillow, they like to sneak out and make your dark-dyed pillow case look fluffy and scruffy.
they hang on for dear life in the washing machine too, no getting rid of the buggers!
where is anthea turner when you need her?
[for the poor man's macro group - 50mm prime lens with all the extension tubes i posess bolted on to the back]