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Clouds started to clear over the mountains revealing hints of the grandeur that is Emerald Lake. The Presidents and Michael Peak in the distance.
Come quel fiume c'ha proprio cammino
prima dal Monte Viso 'nver' levante,
da la sinistra costa d'Apennino,
che si chiama Acquacheta suso, avante
che si divalli giù nel basso letto,
e a Forlì di quel nome è vacante,
rimbomba là sovra San Benedetto
de l'Alpe per cadere ad una scesa
ove dovea per mille esser recetto;
così, giù d'una ripa discoscesa,
trovammo risonar quell' acqua tinta,
sì che 'n poc' ora avria l'orecchia offesa.
Cascate del Fosso Ca' del Vento, valle dell'Acquacheta, San Benedetto in Alpe, FC. December 2019
Sony a6000 with selp1650 and cpl and nd9 filters. Minimum edit in Adobe Lightroom and Gimp.
#waterfall; #mountains; #nature; #water; #rocks; #winter; #longexposure; #river; #stream; #cold;
#cascata; #montagne; #natura; #acqua; #roccia; #inverno; #lungaesposizione; #fiume; #ruscello; #freddo;
A well-placed inviting bench along the south shore of British Columbia's Emerald Lake. Michael Peak in the distance.
There is a great trail around the lake for hikers and explorers. Renting a canoe and paddling around this large lake is quite popular. The red canoes pop nicely against the green/teal glacial waters. A rather grand location for image hunting for us photographers as well.
Enjoy a wonderful Wednesday!
I am not a 100% sure this is an Emerald Damselfly, so if anyone else knows different I would be pleased to know.
Emerald Lake located in Yoho National Park in the Canadian Rockies, British Columbia. This is a shot taken last Summer... Thanks for viewing and have a great week ahead! Comments are always appreciated!
[Ecuador 2021] A small tanager with emerald coloration and a black cheek line. Milpe ecolodge san jorge.
Emerald toucanet,
This shot was taken on a resent trip to Costa Rica, one of the four Toucan species we encountered down there, this one being the smallest.
Leaving Fannette Island after viewing Vikingsholm Castle, and the famous Tea House which is on Fannette Island.
View across Emerald lake form the north shore to the distant mountains. On the left Cathedral mountain, Odaray mountain, Mt Owen, on the righ Mt King and Mt Deville.
Emerald Lake at sunrise (behind the mountains) in panorama stitch of 16 individual, vertical pictures, Yolo N.P., British columbia, Canada
Emerald Lake
Yoho National Park, Canada.
June 2014.
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A small Jumping Spider (Salticidae sp.) in an 'in yer face' pose.
That little emerald tiara look of the eight eyes around the head is fascinating. Like most jumpers, this little fellow was just as interested in me as I was him.
I love these little beasties.
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The rape seed crop is maturing nicely as Locomotive services Class 87 No. 87002 'Royal Sovereign' hurries through Dordon on 3rd May 2023, heading the outward leg of Steam dreams 'Emerald Isle Express', 1Z90 0700 London Euston - Holyhead. This is the first day of a multi-day tour of Ireland. Copyright Photograph John Whgitehouse - all rights reserved
Emerald Eyes II - I have been following this particular Bobcat for almost 2 years now and have had the fortune of photographing her beautiful kitten last year. I was afraid that she had moved on due to some trail maintenance - but was thrilled to find her again after several months recently.
I have noticed that some Bobcats have yellow-orange eyes and some have green eyes. This particular cat has beautiful light green eyes and I was really glad to capture them well here. A problem I had with DSLRs was losing the focus on the eye and catching a different part of the face or body when close to subjects. The animal eye AF of the R5 has really been a game-changer for low light Bobcat images for me. It helps me focus on composition, and seems to lock onto their eyes so effectively that I don't even have to think twice about focus. It also seems to help that Bobcats have large, light colored eyes which the system seems to like.
The silent electronic shutter also seemed to help as this particular cat is on the shyer side so I was very thrilled to be able to capture her filling the frame at 371mm! On the flip side, that tends to mean a lot of frames to sort through so it took me a while to find this perfect pose. Very excited to see and capture more of this beautiful cat.
Species: Bobcat (Lynx rufus)
Location: Northern California, CA, USA
Equipment: Canon EOS R5 + Canon EF 100-400mm IS II, Handheld, Electronic Shutter
Settings: 1/60s, ISO: 1600, f/5.6 @ 371mm
At Coire Loch, Glen Affric. Downy emerald is a familiar species from sightings closer to home in the Mendips and elsewhere, but they are quite rare in Scotland, so this was a good result.
We were hoping for brilliant emerald and maybe even northern emerald, but we were dependent on favourable weather to see them so early in the season, and it didn't happen. It was fine on the day of this visit, but not in the period leading up to it.