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One of the brown pelicans at Shell beach, Louisiana.

The big male mandrill at Audubon Zoo in New Orleans, Louisiana. He sat there for awhile just staring into the distance. I'm sure he like to be out of his pen.

Stopped for a walk on the way home from work

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One of the brown pelicans at Shell Beach, Louisiana.

One of the pelicans at Shell Beach, Louisiana.

One of the pelicans that was at Team Lafitte Harbor in Lafitte, Louisiana.

One of the ducks at Lafreniere Park, Metairie, Louisiana. Best view large.

Royal Ontario Museum Toronto

Un bâtiment avec effet "grand angle" incorporé..

Fête des Gardians, Arles.

Lagoa Azul - Sete Cidades

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Who says you shouldn't shoot into the sun?

One of the egrets in full breeding colors at the rookery at Jefferson Island, Louisiana.

Nikon D800 35mm f1.4g

 

Vintage Oly and Bella combo!

 

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Kirkjufell (Icelandic: Church mountain) is a 463m high mountain on the north coast of Iceland's Snæfellsnes peninsula, near the town of Grundarfjörður

 

Гора Kirkjufell и водопад Kirkjufellfoss в западной части Исландии, на севере полуострова Снайфедльснес

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Deadvlei Forest

Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia

 

Мёртвый лес Дедвлей в пустыне Намиб (национальный парк Намиб-Науклуфт в Намибии)

 

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Fogg Dam December 2013. A nice little storm passing over at sunset. I have dozens of shots on this day and never done anything with them.

Best: View On Black

 

Five baby roseate spoonbills share this nursery. Actually, there was a sixth baby about two feet to left of these. I'm sure they were a mix from two nests. It seemed that the birds were all getting fed. The adults came in regularly and I couldn't tell one adult from another, because I didn't know the individual birds. There is one fairly easy way to ID individual birds. That is the coloration of the black band/area on their head.....each has a different pattern that is unique to each bird. This is a very early morning shot with fairly low light.

Celebrating the 250th anniversary of Independence Day for The United States of America.

Cámara Nikon D800

Nikon 17-35 2,8

Exposición 1/6

Aperture f/10

Lente 24 mm

Velocidad ISO 100

Filtro Degradado lee 0,9

No, really.

 

Just occasionally mopped.

Great Smoky Mountains National Park - The Ridge

 

Striking crepuscular light rays and spring blooms on a spring evening from the Blue Ridge Parkway near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Hope you enjoy it, faves and comments are appreciated! ;-)

 

Single exposure with a Nikon D800 w/ 24-70mm f2.8 w/ 2-stop Grad

 

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Morning in Venice...

 

Набережная Гранд-канала, Венеция

  

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The Killiney Obelisk, located in a stunning location on Killiney Hill, commemorates a sad event in Ireland’s history. It was commissioned by John Malpas (a wealthy Catholic who had previously owned this land) in response to the famine of 1740 and 1741. This ‘forgotten famine’ was caused by an incredibly cold winter that was followed by severe floods that destroyed livestock and crops. Reports say that it was so cold in Dublin that small vessels were destroyed by icebergs on the River Liffey and towns and cities were plunged into darkness as the street lamps could not be lit. Food riots were also common and sickness broke out throughout the country. Famine relief projects were organized by philanthropists like John Malpas and Kathryn Connolly who’s follies gave employment to destitute families. The year 1741 became known as ‘the year of the slaughter’ among the Irish.

Nikon D800

24-70 f2.8g

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