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There is lots of really good surfers on the outer banks, here is one from last weekends ESA Outer Banks District contest#2. Kitty Hawk,NC
This particular goose was hanging around a dock on the Neponset River Trail and let me get a lot of great closeup shots. The fact that it didn't seem to have a flock worried me, but I continued to see the goose doing well in various spots during unseasonably warm weather in winter, recognizable by the shape of its back and tag ring on its foot. I continue to hope this one finds its flock. In any case, by now it has probably started moving north.
abused women closeup - Close-up of a sad woman with bruise on her face, Model: Alicia Medina. To Download this image without watermarks for Free, visit: www.sourcepics.com/free-stock-photography/24717186-abused...
Some more tests in particular light conditions, studying the effects of tilting the lens, and learning how to expose (if you want to change aperture, you need to open the lens and manually change the aperture ring...)
I know this sounds complicated, but it's magical how much you can play with your creativity.
Maybe you'd have preferred a model, but I was alone today and I already took pictures of my dogs, of my breakfast, of my wake-up red glassed face... now I'm here with some more colors :-)
Les Gerris sont un genre d'insectes hémiptères hétéroptères (même sous-ordre que les punaises) qui ont la capacité de se déplacer sur l'eau.
On les appelle parfois « punaises d'eau », et communément, mais improprement, « araignées d'eau » (sans doute du fait de leurs longues pattes). Leur adresse à se déplacer sur l'eau leur vaut aussi le nom de « patineuses » ou « patineurs de l'eau ».
Mirodoll MSD bodies with the Fairyland LTF Breakaway and Ruru heads. Some modding is in order as her bewbs defy gravity and the hands need to be boiled and posed better.