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The Yellow Eyed Penguin is the rarest penguin in the world, found only on the south east coast of New Zealand. This photo was taken during a visit to the Penguin Place, located in the Otago Peninsula in South New Zealand.
Penguin Place is a private conservation effort to help save the world's most endangered penguin, the Yellow Eyed Penguin. Visitors are taken on guided walking tours through a unique system of trenches and hides to view the penguins undisturbed at close range. Penguin Place is funded 100% by the support of our visitors, this funding enables habitat restoration, predator control, a research program and on-site rehabilitation for sick, starving and wounded penguins. It is our hope that through our efforts, the future of this rare and wonderful penguin will be assured.
This blossom is about 2.5cm in diameter, and the tele lens is a whopping 450mm (on my APS-C sensor). One of the advantages of this mirror-reflex lens is that you can get close to the object (down to 90cm). I had not expected this, but I am in fact using this lens mostly for close-ups. Contre-jour/reflector.
Normally I do not crop so tight and close up as I did in this photo.
I just thought there was so a lot of interesting details in this portrait of the brown pelican.
The brown pelican, the smallest of the Pelecanidae family.
Taken in Cedar Key, Florida
-Pelecanus occidentalis
This close-up photograph captures the rich textures and deep hues of assorted dried flowers, a subject that often symbolizes eternity, memory, and nostalgia. Unlike fresh blooms, dried flowers represent a beauty that endures over time, often used to signify lasting love or preserved memories.
Symbolism and Meaning Eternal Love & Resilience: Dried flowers are powerful symbols of bonds that survive the passage of time. Nostalgia: They serve as physical touchstones, capturing a moment or season frozen in time. Transformation: They embody a beauty that ages gracefully, offering a different kind of wisdom than fresh blooms.
This is a close-up photo of sediment laden water seeping across the beach sand at Clam Harbour Beach.
Minolta SRT101
Minolta Rokkor-X 45mm F2.0
Film: Kodak 5222
Develop: Kodak D96 19C 8:40min
Epson V800
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In my garden taking pictures of little birds at my bird feeding place, this jackdaw with an attitude was so close that my 600mm prime lens could only take a close-up of this black bird species.
Jewels and Nails By Ysoral
✭ Right hand: Rings Luxe set Oriane
✭ Left hand: Wedding ring Emile compatible with the Love hud
✭ Lips piercing Lida
✭✭✭ New : Lana nails ( ysoral.net/watch?v=Nail-Lana) soon available
This close-up photograph captures the rich textures and deep hues of assorted dried flowers, a subject that often symbolizes eternity, memory, and nostalgia. Unlike fresh blooms, dried flowers represent a beauty that endures over time, often used to signify lasting love or preserved memories.
Symbolism and Meaning Eternal Love & Resilience: Dried flowers are powerful symbols of bonds that survive the passage of time. Nostalgia: They serve as physical touchstones, capturing a moment or season frozen in time. Transformation: They embody a beauty that ages gracefully, offering a different kind of wisdom than fresh blooms.
The beauty of the red and white striped flower. The petals are delicate and fragile, and the contrast of the two colors is both eye-catching and calming. The flower also has a slightly sweet scent, which adds to its overall charm.