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Compilation of images from Ranthambore Tiger Preserve in Rajasthan India. While the tiger marking its territory is cool I wanted to draw particular attention to the deer – if you can zoom in check out the eyes and you’ll notice 2 moths – 1 under each eye. It’s not a great picture but bizarre to see moths feeding on what I can guess are the tears of the deer! Insects are renowned for their strange tastes in food, but rare are those that feast on tears. When researchers announced back in the 1990’s that certain moths drank tears, their news was greeted with skepticism. Some entomologists thought it a freak behavior, but subsequent research has revealed tear drinking to be a specialized and sophisticated strategy. Moths that drink tears are fussy in their tastes, restricting their attentions to certain species of animal. The usual victims are either hoofed mammals, like the deer pictured here.
Was als Einzelobjekt unscheinbar anmutet, gewinnt in der Zusammenstellung erkennbar an Bedeutung.
Clean your glasses. It's not a fake :-)
Da sieht man wie sehr sich Fachkenntnisse und langjährige Erfahrung bemerkbar machen. Dieser Gärtner versteht sein Handwerk.
The work of an experienced gardener.
to awaken in a cheap room
in a strange city and
pull up the shade- -
this was the craziest kind of
contentment
and walk across the floor
to an old dresser with a
cracked mirror- -
see myself, ugly
grinning at it all.
what matters most is
how well you
walk through the
fire.
Charles Bukowski
I experimented with a photograph of an office building somewhere in Poland. From a forest of tetrahedrons that I had created a few weeks earlier as an experiment, I integrated one of the tetrahedrons into the image. The aim was to charmingly combine colours and shapes.
Flight pattern of a Green Heron. (A compilation of 5 different shots.). The light wasn't the best but it I was still happy to get him!
I only noticed later that Kiara had the wings on upside down.
I then decided to use the shot for this compilation image of a little angel resigned to her flightlessness whilst admiring the bird it's ability to fly...
My entry for the Art Uni International Challenge for May: www.flickr.com/groups/art_uni_international/discuss/72157...
Background: HKD - www.flickr.com/photos/h-k-d/4567463909/
Bird: by hatestock.deviantart.com/art/birds-stock-45-73310181
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit written permission. © All rights reserved.
WINNING ENTRY: 4th ART UNI INTERNATIONAL CHALLENGE (MAY 2010)
Lucky to encounter this talented jet ski rider this morning. Usually taking bird images,therefore something different for my photostream. Lots of winter fun on the water. The light was catching the jet ski generated waves.
South America, Brasil, Sao Paulo, Centre, Avenida Ipiranga, Edificio Copan, Oscar Niemeyer (slightly cut)
The Copan building (1963) is defined by its tightly spaced and deep undulating brises soleil. There are 1160 apartments on 32 floors in the building and its height is 112 m. It is the biggest structure in armed concrete of São Paulo and the most populous (5000 people) residential high rise in the world.
Copan stands for Company Pan-American. This imposing and maybe somewhat intimidating masterpiece of Brazilian modernism was designed by Oscar Niemeyer. The building was planned as a place where people with different ways of living and cultural identity could coexist in harmony. To facilitate that, various areas for recreation and meeting had been projected, such as a cinema, a theatre, a big restaurant and a hotel. Due to problems with the building permit and bankruptcy, the building process was halted for a few years and the project design modified - the hotel, the theatre and the big family apartments were deleted from the design, vital elements for the planned modernist function of the building - and reason enough for Niemeyer to leave the project before it was completed.
An award-winning book about living in the building has been written by Regina Rheda: ”Arca sem Noé- Histórias do Edifício Copan” (Ark without Noah). It’s part of “First World Third Class and Other Tales of the Global Mix”, a translated compilation of Regina Rheda's work (University of Texas Press, 2005) – highly recommended.
A pic of the Copan in its urban context is : here
This is number 25 of the Enchanted concrete album.
Compilação de algumas coisas que temos feito, isto foi criado para algumas publicações que estão por vir, mais pra frente a gente mostra por aqui.
Compiltion of some stuff that we were doing, it was made for some publications, pretty soon we show here what it turns into.
stay tuned yo.
Tranquil summer vista on Artists Point, an iconic highlight in Grand Marais..north shore of Lake Superior, Minnesota.
A compilation of my favorite shots from June. Each one is a special memory of an outing and experience that led to the creation of the shot you see.
***Become an advocate for land and habitat protection***
I made a compilation of the pictures I upload before, but now in the way they aren't retouched.
I didn't upload pictures for a while, because I haven't got my camera the next weeks, so I'll only upload some old pictures I think. My excuse for not uploading any picture the last week.
My Perseid compilation from this year. Shot near Yarker ON, August 12 2023. Sony A7Rii, Sigma 20mm @f2.8 20 shots,13s exposures compiled in photoshop.
hair
Dura-B&G83 @TMD(March)
hat&goggles
Bauhaus Movement - Ella - Hat/Goggles @TLC Anniversary Gift
glasses
[ MUDSKIN ]_Classic Glasses#3
choker
::GB:: Punk Chain choker
gloves
::GB:: Fingeless gloves
clothes
::GB:: One shoulder Double JK @TMD(March)
Legal Insanity - Leon capris sweats @Fameshed(March)
sneaker
not so bad . mesh . BOJAN sneakers @TMD(March)
dance
Sync'D Motion__Originals - Coming I Pack @TMD(March)
backdrop
[Wartz] Cold Night Backdrop
These rocks were all collected at the Jakobsberg mine dump near Filipstad, Sweden. The dump is really just a bunch of rocks spread around the forest floor. Oh, but what rocks!!
MInerals shown include calcite, svabite, johnbaumite, dolomite, margarosanite, cymrite, barite and a bunch of others things that I cannot identify*... Lit using Short Wave Ultraviolet Light from a SuperBright II.
*Stay tuned - my son is exploring some of these rocks with a scanning electron microscope. These are pretty weird rocks!
In Explore 10/5/17