Shot in Ringerike, Norway

Deep Purple in Nicosia, Cyprus, 8/5/2011.

Even if you don't like Rock music, you may have heart their songs "Soldier of Fortune" or "Smoke on the water" :)

Much still to be excavated.

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flower explored: Hibiscus

Beautiful flower, such depth to the structure. Taken with my new 60mm macro lens.

seen at a visit in Blautal, Germany - Quelle der Blau

(Pentax K-30)

Our spaniel was off to the vets as he has a recurring eye problem. Our dachshund was sad to be Home Alone ...

It's always a special occasion to get the own girlfreind in front of the camera. I love her deep blue eyes and tried to give them and her a special way to be seen.

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Deep in the Italian woods.

Tarzana, California

Pure New Zealand nature

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Early Purple Orchids and Cowslips in Deep Dale near Sheldon.

Painted Lady digging deep for the nectar

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Wild Great Blue Heron hunting.

2014 is here! Hope this is a wonderful year for all of you :)

Deep Pond in Mendon Ponds Park near Rochester, N.Y. on an early fall afternoon

SIGMA 65mm f/2 DG/DN

Am a real rookie when it comes to street photography.

On Black

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Inachis io is the sole member of the Genus Inachis (the name is derived from Greek mythology, meaning Io, the daughter of Inachus) and one of our most stunning Butterflies, despite being pretty common, I rate these highly as a photographic subject.

So before I drown Flickr in a plethora of Damselfly portraits I thought I'd throw in another handheld focus stack of a Peacock Butterfly. This was the last stack I did of this one before it started moving, it was a 32 image handheld focus stack at about x3 mag using my MP-E and a diffused flash, I used a 1/125 shutter speed, an aperture of F/5.6 and ISO 400.

VIEW LARGE IF YOU CAN, by setting your language to French, Spanish etc it is still possible to view images in a larger format :o)

i had to feed her(or him) for 10 days and thenafter cut its crest for scientific perpose. it felt so cruel.

one good news they liked this photo and found it cute.

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I'm just fascinated by the way the early morning sun penetrates the deep woods, causing everything to glow...

(Explore #446 on 6/14/07!)

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