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This photograph is one of the most appealing pics of my collection. It was more than a wonder to see the sheep at the height of over 10000 feet.
Earlier uploaded the said subject with a different angle. have a look on this Photo
Réalisé le 16 novembre 2016 à la Finca Alejandria, via Cali km 18, Buenaventura, Colombie.
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Taken on November, 16th / 2016 at the Finca Alejandria, via Cali km 18, Buenaventura, Colombia.
(Flickr Friday: #316 Click)
According to the current theme, group members were supposed to submit a photo related to the word 'click'. I took a photo of a lock for the metallic sounds it makes every time you close it. I tried to keep the composition as minimal as possible.
De acuerdo con el tema propuesto, los miembros del grupo teníamos que subir una fotografía que tuviera alguna relación con la palabra 'click'. Escogí un candado por el sonido metálico que hace cada vez que se cierra. Intenté que la composición fuera minimalista.
This beautiful reef pine on the right side should be pretty well known by now to all locals and anyone who has known me for a while anyway. It is my favorite tree on mount small Winterberg in the Elbe Sandstone Mountains. And my most photographed tree of all time.
In the classic composition, which I am not the only one to use here, it usually seems as if the tree is standing lonely and alone up here on the rock.
Today I would like to show that this is not the case. As you can see, some younger specimens have settled here over the years, including a birch tree. Two more, shortly before, unfortunately didn't manage to settle in here.
I was particularly impressed by the youngest of these latecomers. With the central rock in the middle, he picked a pretty challenging spot.
I really hope that he manages to develop there. With this location it definitely has the chance to be included in the ranks of the pine celebrities of the Elbe Sandstone Mountains.
Diese wunderschöne Riffkiefer auf der rechten Seite sollte allen Einheimischen und allen die mich schon eine Weile kennen sowieso inzwischen ziemlich gut bekannt sein. Es ist mein Lieblingsbaum auf dem kleinen Winterberg im Elbsandsteingebirge. Und der von mir am häufigsten fotografierte Baum aller Zeiten.
In der klassischen Komposition, auf die nicht nur ich hier zurück greife, wirkt es meist so, als stünde der Baum einsam und allein hier oben auf dem Felsen.
Heute möchte ich einmal zeigen, dass dem nicht so ist. Wie Ihr sehen könnt haben sich über die Jahre schon einige jüngere Exemplare hier niedergelassen unter denen sogar eine Birke ist. Zwei weitere, kurz davor, haben es leider nicht geschafft sich hier einzuleben.
Der jüngste dieser Nachzügler hat es mir dabei besonders angetan. Mit dem zentralen Felsen in der Mitte hat er sich einen recht herausfordernden Platz ausgesucht.
Ich hoffe sehr, dass er es schafft sich dort zu entwickeln. Mit dieser Lage hat er definitiv die Chance in die Reihe der Kiefern-Berühmtheiten des Elbsandsteingebirges aufgenommen zu werden.
more of this on my website at: www.shoot-to-catch.de
At the top of that tree there's a American Kestrel, but photographing birds with a cell phone isn't easy and the photo doesn't turn out very well...
What to do if I see a falcon and I don't have my camera?
Well, I'll try to take the picture with my cell phone anyway. After all, I can't miss recording this moment ; )
No topo dessa árvore tem um Quiriquiri, mas fotografar pássaros com celular não é fácil e a foto não fica muito boa...
O que fazer se vejo um falcão e estou sem minha camera?
Bem, vou tentar o clique com o celular mesmo. Afinal, não posso deixar de registrar esse momento ; )
American Kestrel
Falco sparverius
Falconiformes (Ordem)
Falconidae (Família)
FREE BIRD
Pássaro Silvestre
Canteiro Central do
Eixo Monumental
Brasília, Brasil
Rivière Ernest, Duhamel, Québec, Canada.
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Merci beaucoup pour vos commentaires ils sont grandement appréciés.
Pour donner suite à mes trois posts d'hier voici la suite. Je comprends très bien que les photos d'hier n'ont pas fait d'éclats, des photos ternes et basse résolution... mais comme je voulais raconter cette rencontre et observation depuis longtemps, je me suis permis cette série. Cette série qui compte plus de 50 photos de cette Gélinotte dans ces acrobaties aériennes.
-La première image de cette série qui est la quatrième de la série est lorsqu'elle perd pied ou patte sur une minuscule petite branche au sommet de ce bouleau-jaune. Vraiment rigolo...
-La cinquième photo montre bien à quel point la Gélinotte retrouve son équilibre et prend son envol, elle est l'image qui a suivie immédiatement la photo 4 de cette série de rafalle à 20 images seconde...
-La dernière photo que je présenterai de cette série est elle aussi la consécutive de la cinquième photo. Je suis parvenu à poursuivre cette rafale pour 5 autres prise avant qu'elle disparaisse dans les branches. Une série que j'ai eu beaucoup de plaisir à faire, en espérant que vous avez aimez.
Ernest River, Duhamel, Quebec, Canada.
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Thank you very much for your comments they are greatly appreciated.
To follow up on my three posts of yesterday, here is the rest of that set as promise for those of you still following it. I understand very well that yesterday's photos didn't shine, dull and low resolution photos... But as I wanted to tell tha count of this wonderful meeting and observation for a long time, I allowed myself this series. This series which has more than 50 photos of this Grouse it's aerial acrobatics movements.
-The first image in this series which is the fourth in the series is when she loses her foot or claw on a tiny, little branch at the top of the yellow-birch. Really funny...
-The fifth photo shows how the Grouse regains its balance very fast and takes flight true the branches, it is the image that immediately followed photo 4 of this series of bursts at 20 frames per second...
-The last photo that I will present in this series is also the following one to the fifth photo. I managed to continue this burst for another 5 takes before she disappeared into the branches. A series that I had a lot of fun doing. Hope you enjoyed it.
The chickens at Wright-Locke Farm have been staying inside during the recent spell of cold and inclement weather. The gather in the same groups, and have preferred roosting spots. I gave them some of the fancy broccoli that appeared in yesterday's macro photo.
Aconteceu nessa segunda, 20, a entrega das premiações do concurso que eu tinha falado. Acho que dá pra perceber que mesmo só recebendo uma medalha foi muuuuuito importante pra mim. Está sendo uma experiência indescritível ver minhas foto assim, pra todo mundo ver! Tenho certeza que mesmo não ganhando eu vou levar isso pro resto da minha vida.
Na hora de me entregaram a medalha eu fui supreendido. Um dos coordenadores do concurso é amigo da minha avó, então pediu pra ela me entregar a medalha na hora. Eu achei muito legal, gostei muito mesmo.
Enfim, essas foram minhas fotos que concorreram, e nos comentários tem uma foto com a minha avó linda (:
Obrigado a todo mundo pelo incentivo e sugestões!
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Dolls in the day, Queens at night! I was downtown walking late at night, when this "scene" caught my eye. I'm not into fashion, but could not resist the light reflections, the colors and even the ... attitude! Decided a click was in order. Had to ... Click the Clique!!! :-)
Come soon! The Clique event
MARCH 24 – THE CLIQUE OPENS AT 12PM (NOON) SLT
New release - pullover -
3type - For Slink / Signatuer / Belleza body
Capturé à mon domicile, Duhamel, Québec, Canada.
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Je vous présente une Gélinotte huppée qui aime bien fréquenter mon terrain et qui m'a lentement laissé l'approcher semaine après semaines, oui elles sont plutôt farouches habituellement dans ma région et c'est même très difficile de les photographier dans des circonstences naturelles et non alerté par notre présence. Mais j'ai essayé une approche qui a fonctionné pour moi. Elle consiste tout simplement à s'apprcher d'elle de 3 à 4 pieds pas plus chaque fois qu'elle vient se nourrir dans son ou mes arbres fruitiers sauvage que j'ai planté il y a plusieurs année. Après quelques semaines elle semble accepter ma présence à une vingtaine de pieds et elle est même plutôt currieuse de ce gros oeil qui l'observe... J'ai été agréablement surpris de la beauté de son plumage lorsqu'elle n'est pas sous tention seul problème c'est qu'elle fréquentait mon terrain en toute fin de journée alors côté lumière c'est faible et les vitesses doivent être basse pour garder les ISO bas et obtenir les couleurs et détails recherchés.
Captured at home, Duhamel, Quebec, Canada.
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I would like to present to you a ruffed grouse that likes to frequent my lot and that slowly let me approach here week after week, yes they are rather wild and very shy usually in my area and it is very difficult to photograph them in natural beaviours and not alerted by man or any predator presence.
I tried an approach that worked for me with that Grouse. It is simply getting closer to her from 3 to 4 feet each time she comes to feed on my wild fruit trees that I planted many years ago. After a few weeks she seems to accept my presence at about twenty feet and she is even rather currieuse of that big eye that is observing her ...
I was pleasantly surprised by the beauty of its plumage when it is not under pressure. The only problem is that she usually frequent my lot at the very end of the day, so the light is weak and the speeds as to be low to keep the ISO low and to obtain the maximum colors and details.
Washington Heights, NYC | 2015
( A picture I posted on here a few months ago was featured today by EyeEm and The Huffington Post. I just wanted to say thank you to everyone at EyeEm and The Huffington Post for the feature, It really means a lot. Feel free to check out the article by The Huffington Post and read the story behind the picture HERE )