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“Counting chikens is hard work, whether they’ve hatched or not!”
Poor Zyanya. It looks like she will be in the barnyard all day trying to get the right number. Will she count the dogs in chiken suits, I wonder?
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EF-S10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
f16 @ 1/250 +-2 and +-4 stops
I.S.O. 100
I headed out to Papago Park today to catch the Phoenix flyover with Hunt's Tomb in the foreground. More or less got what I was after, though I always feel like I 'overcook' my backlit shots when I edit them.
Yeah?!
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These are the different creatures in our MOC "Lover's Glade." There are 18 total (if you count the stone fish) =)
We'll be hiding more critters in our next few MOCs
this is "london bridge in bloom" designed and executed by imelda cox, a customer service advisor at london bridge.
it is a reminder that beauty of nature can be found in the concrete jungle...
With Daisy at her casual best. Maybe these breezy fabrics will help keep her cool….but I wouldn’t count on it, with temps over 100. 😳🔥
Can’t count on you most of all when I really need it
It’s the simple things that you do really hurt my feelings
The more I try, the more I’m starting to see it
This can’t work anymore, than you believe it
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The crows were everywhere and were enjoying the new little pine cones. They didn't mind me being under their trees but they made a cacophony of crows when Benni got close. (That should be spelled cawcawphony.) There are 5 eating and one flying away.
Young man ensuring that he has enough change prior to flagging down a tricycle. Bacolod City, Philippines.
If we don't count the moths, the yellow-edged giant owl butterfly (Caligo atreus) is probably the largest species found at the Haga Ocean butterfly.
This particular specimen looked even larger than usual and was parked like this on a flower a bit in from the walking path for my entire visit there (on October 22nd of 2025).
This species also has very nice colouration on the dorsal side of the wings, looking like this: www.flickr.com/photos/tinyturtle/54761849860/
Best viewed in LARGE (Contacts only, sorry).
Explore 237 : Highest position 104
This sheep and the previous sheep are both in explore on their respective posting days, can you make this sheep win the race ?-)
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Reworked version after some very valuable critique and tips from
Josh Sommers, thank you very much Josh !!!
Most important changes :
° Much better edge selection of the sheep, starting by a mask made from one of the colour channels and refining it with an irregular brush and very high zoom levels.
° The front clouds are now completely painted in, loosing the details we had from the photo of far away clouds.
° I highlighted the face of the front sheep a little more to give it more expression.
° More stars.
° A little less saturation in the stars.
Strobist info: Shot on table top in living room, flash at 80mm zoom and -3 power at 2 0'clock. f/20 to get rid of most background. Use my homemade silver screen to bounce off some of the flashlight to the sheep's face.
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Blade runner, after the novel "Do androids dream of electric sheep"
Extract from the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy :
"Marvin counted 1600 trillion sheep before falling asleep... one second later..."
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° My photoshop tutorial on Layers, Masks, Selections & Channels.
I am standing on the Oklahoma County Road 199 bridge just east of the huge Linde Gas CO2 plant, as an east bound Santa Fe 7420 and two mates with lots of autoracks pass a local switching the Linde plant on the west side of Woodward, OK on 05-09-1995. Counting the shadows on the ground, the local is working with 14 cars as the freight comes down through the winding hill to begin an uphill climb into Woodward. 1348