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An osprey rises out of the Indian River Inlet in coastal Delaware, a fresh catch clutched in its talons. I was camping at Delaware Seashore State Park, and as evening settled in and the tide began to shift, a group of ospreys started circling over the inlet. I grabbed my camera and the longest zoom lens I had with me, then found a spot along the rocky bank to watch for a while. It was a beautiful time of day, calm and golden, with the birds diving one after another into the water in search of a meal.

 

I was firing off shots as best I could, trying to track whichever bird flew into frame. Most of them veered away, but this one came up and, for a brief moment, was angled straight toward me. When I reviewed the burst later, I was happy to see that I had managed to capture part of the action just after its dive.

 

I do not usually photograph birds or spend much time bird-watching, but that evening reminded me how peaceful it can be to sit by the water, watch, and try to capture a small piece of the rhythm unfolding around you.

Better than all the rest!

 

I think that's what this bear was thinking about this salmon. Can you believe I actually got 348 pictures of this bear eating this particular salmon? LOL!

 

It was such a big, beautiful salmon, one of the bigger ones I'd seen any of the bears catch during my last trip there.

[samsung digimax i6 digital + fake ttv]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8hjEYTpwE8

 

In the chilly hours and minutes

Of uncertainty, I want to be

In the warm hold of your loving mind

 

To feel you all around me

And to take your hand, along the sand

Ah, but I may as well try and catch the wind

  

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For the Grove Photo Club - Theme - Sunset

 

Unedited photo taken from Blake Sea

A Tricolored Heron comes up with a catch underneath one of his favorite dead tree. limbs.

Malibu Lagoon State Beach

Still the Imperial War Museum was picking up some gorgeous light so I kept on shooting....................,

The bridge lights change colour so I waited for the red to offset the blues,

Thanks for looking,

Chris.

 

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need to feel loved

Come catch me babe, I'm fallin

Come n save me baby, I'm calling

Come and be with me babe

Come as you are

Come catch a fire babe

Don't let me fade away

Don't let me fade away

Come catch a feeling

It left a fire in me

Eyes wide open

I'm dreaming

Come catch a feeling, it's electryfying me

Eyes wide open, i'm dreaming

Free falling baby, awake before i'm down

Free falling baby, awake before i'm down

Free falling baby, I need to feel love

Come hold me babe, I need to feel love

Some shutter fun with the waves heading in over the smooth beach along the coast of Maryland.

These groynes at the beach near Porlock weir just seamed to catch the light of the early morning sun.

Kingfisher (Alcedinidae), getting the catch into the right position to swallow.

Insect catches Robin

Poznan, Poland

Stary Rynek / Wozna

Winter/Dawn

One of my favorite streets to shoot during this time of the year as the sun rises directly along it....gonna have to get up early to catch it though!

  

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Eine Kunst-Installation aus Holz, auf dem Ernst-August-Platz in Hannover

An amazing in flight flip and catch in the air.

on black

 

i stood on a bench and looked down -- the catchlights are from the sky peeking through the trees.

 

i know one eye's blurred. i know it's not supposed to be.

i don't do supposed to be well.

i also have no idea what i'm doing, photographically, but i like it.

 

on the blog: toomanytribbles.blogspot.com/2009/12/catch-light.html

My dog Molly having fun on Mount Maunganui beach.

A brief moment of morning sunrise glow caught by the peaks of the Canadian Rockies in Canmore, Alberta.

Osprey rarely miss a catch.

was lucky to catch this while walking the dog around shelly beach in cronulla nsw australia.

 

1D X

ƒ/8.0

420.0 mm

1/1250

ISO 640

Ab und zu, wenn ich unterwegs bin und auf der Durchreise, nehme ich auch gern das eine oder andere Grafitti mit.

 

Dieses hatte es mir sehr angetan.

Es heißt zu deutsch ~ Großer Fang ~

 

Das Wandbild wurde für das Projekt " Im Freien" gemalt.

 

Mit dem ausgewählten Thema wollen die Künstler das Thema ansprechen: „Wer fängt eigentlich wen und profitiert von wem?“

 

Ich finde diese Frage sehr interessant und man könnte diesen Faden gut weiter spinnen...........

 

Street-Art Künstler sind Wes 21 und Onur

  

...............................Schönen Sonntag für euch..............................

 

Hooded Merganser Female catching a huge prone

The spider catched something different this Autumn morning in the fog.

 

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Ich würde ja den Garten gießen, wenn ich nicht die Gießkanne fotografieren müsste...

(Holga HL-N 60mm f/8)

- I would water the garden, but I have to photograph the watering can -

Black-throated green warbler

I popped up the road to catch the sunset...

きっとそれぞれに掴み取りたい夢や希望ってのがあって、それに向かって頑張ってるんだ。

milou loves playing in the snow

 

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