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Recently fledged blue tit [Cyanistes caeruleus]
This little guy was calling out to his mother to feed him. Here, the mother bird is passing just over his head to feed one of his siblings. He is very excited and begins to vibrate his wings...apparently, a visual stimulus to the parent, but one of the cutest, most adorable things I have ever seen.
At The Pixies
South a Carrick Hills
SW Scotland
🎼 “I’m picking up good vibrations
She’s giving me excitations...”
Beach Boys ‘Good Vibrations’
(cropped)
Hydrangea flowers in evening sunlight taken at Melbourne Botanical Gardens...
Hope you enjoy The Beach Boys singing "Good Vibrations"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0yoiBYbT2I
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-MaisonClose- / Coverlet (Zebra) - Coming Soon WIP
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"It's not the pale moon that excites me
That thrills and delights me
It's just the nearness of you..."
This image, it has to be said, is inspired by some of Anna Tselemegou's own beautifully-intriguing, low-light captures!
Have a great weekend, everyone!
Lézard des murailles un mâle
(Podarcis muralis)
at the TOP with all her jewels and bridal clothes,
He is very excited, even swells his throat, seems to emit sounds, he chases a female, right in front of him...!,/
au TOP avec tous ses bijoux et son habit nuptial,
il est très excité, gonfle même sa gorge, semble émettre de sons, il chasse une femelle, juste devant lui.. !
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Torres del Paine.
J'arrive tout juste de faire un merveilleux voyage en Amérique du sud. Comme j'ai presque toute ma vie fréquenté les paysages côtiers, l'air marin et les plages à perte de vue, cette année je réalise un rêve qui était de visité un endroit extraordinaire au coeur des montagnes. Randonnés et photographies, je peux vous dire que la petite fille timide des îles-de-la-madeleine était très très excitée de découvrir cette fabuleuse région de la Patagonie. Cuernos del Paine, montagnes immenses, les glaciers et ses icebergs turquoise, les contrastes avec la magnifique pampas dorées (prairies) et les 3000 petits guanacos du parc. Je suis définitivement tombé en amour avec cet endroit!
Merci infiniment au guide Miguel qui nous aura permit de faire toutes ces rencontres mémorables et aussi à mon meilleur ami Maxime, sans qui se voyage n'aurait jamais eu lieu! Des moments de qualités avec des partners photos incroyables!
Quelle belle aventure. Je suis vraiment impatiente de vous présenter.
Clifton suspension bridge over the Avon river gorge in Bristol. A great place to visit and an impressive feat of Victorian engineering to admire. Plus the tickles you get when crossing this suspension bridge :)
Cudillero. Asturias. España.
Pulsa L y F11 y disfruta // Click L and F11 and enjoy
Mil gracias por pasar a ver mis fotos y un millón por comentar.
Thanks for looking my pictures and thank you for your comments
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Agra (Inde) - Un troupeau de buffles dans une rue étroite, c’est impressionnant. Je me demande toujours s’il n’y en a pas un qui va s’exciter au moment où il arrivera à ma hauteur. Et un troupeau de buffles qui part en vrille, ça peut faire des dégâts. Mais pour une photo, je suis près à prendre des risques parfois inconsidérés. Je me suis mis au milieu de la rue. Pas totalement fou cependant, j’avais équipé mon boitier d’un téléobjectif au cas ou… J’ai pris vite fait deux photos car le buffle de tête avait quelque chose de bizarre dans l’oeil qui n’inspirait pas confiance. La première photo était floue car le léger brouillard ambiant a piégé mon autofocus. La deuxième était acceptable. Ce là dit, je n’ai pas insisté pour obtenir une photo pleinement satisfaisante car j’étais à la limite de ma zone de sécurité si le buffle avait décidé de me charger.
Push yourself, the buffaloes are coming!
Agra (India) - A herd of buffaloes in a narrow street is impressive. I always wonder if there is not one who will get excited when he will arrive at my height. And a herd of buffaloes that goes into a spin, it can do damage. But for a photo, I am ready to take sometimes ill-considered risks. I stood in the middle of the street. Not totally crazy though, I had equipped my camera with a telephoto lens just in case… I quickly took two photos because the leading buffalo had something weird in his eye that did not inspire confidence. The first photo was blurry because the light ambient fog trapped my autofocus. The second was acceptable. That said, I did not insist on getting a fully satisfactory photo because I was at the edge of my safety zone if the buffalo had decided to charge me.
So, remember that baron Christmas tree lot I discussed in my 184.365? Well, there just so happened to be some fences holding those babies up! ;)
I know. what has become of me. fences excite me. get over it. haha.
Friday evening, people leave work, some go home, others go shopping, some leave Madrid, others enter.
It is an incessant movement of lights and colors that make the city vibrate at the beginning of the weekend, the last of the month of February.
About a year after the severe lockdown, each light trail we see carries with it life, hope, dreams to fulfill, future projects to fight for, which excite us and push us forward. What will fate hold for each of us?
Happy Friday and a good start to the weekend!
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Viernes por la noche en 25 segundos, Madrid, España
Viernes por la noche, la gente sale del trabajo, unos se van a casa, otros van de compras, unos salen de Madrid, otros entran.
Es un incesante movimiento de luces y colores que hacen vibrar la ciudad al inicio del fin de semana, el último del mes de febrero.
A punto de cumplirse un año del confinamiento severo, cada estela de luz que vemos lleva consigo vida, esperanza, sueños por cumplir, proyectos de futuro por los que luchar, que nos ilusionan y empujan a seguir hacia adelante. ¿Qué nos deparará el destino a cada uno de nosotros?
¡Feliz viernes y buen comienzo de fin de semana!
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An aurora (pl. aurorae or auroras), also commonly known as the northern lights (aurora borealis) or southern lights (aurora australis), is a natural light display in Earth's sky, predominantly seen in high-latitude regions (around the Arctic and Antarctic). Auroras display dynamic patterns of brilliant lights that appear as curtains, rays, spirals, or dynamic flickers covering the entire sky.
Auroras are the result of disturbances in the magnetosphere caused by the solar wind. Major disturbances result from enhancements in the speed of the solar wind from coronal holes and coronal mass ejections. These disturbances alter the trajectories of charged particles in the magnetospheric plasma. These particles, mainly electrons and protons, precipitate into the upper atmosphere (thermosphere/exosphere). The resulting ionization and excitation of atmospheric constituents emit light of varying colour and complexity. The form of the aurora, occurring within bands around both polar regions, is also dependent on the amount of acceleration imparted to the precipitating particles.
Most of the planets in the Solar System, some natural satellites, brown dwarfs, and even comets also host auroras.
KP9 Geomagnetic Storm from AR 3664: Giant Sunspot Group.
Merkjárfoss (also known as Gluggafoss) is a waterfall in southern Iceland.
Beautiful in daylight - just magic at night!
Along Hwy #1 and throughout the Fraser Valley, there were a multitude of convenient pullouts and sights to see. Here, the Fraser River divides for a moment, as its waters quickly move along toward the Salish Sea, my home area. From there they then spill out into the Pacific Ocean. The colors of the landscape fill the frame, and excite the senses.
Ever wonder why the Ocean is salt water. when in fact it is filled from fresh water. It is because all kinds of sediment including salts, are picked up along the way. The Ocean fills with this and is the final resting place for the water and what it carries.
Photo prise dans mon Peuplier
Chrysomèle populaire, Chrysomèle du peuplier (Français)
(Chrysomela populi) Linnaeus, 1758
by mere light and shadows, shapes and forms, textures and smoothness...this is why we pick up the camera and see. Adirondacks in the 518. Pentax.
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DenDen and the Photo Dummy are wearing the Coco Kids Avatars
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It's not the pale moon that excites me
That thrills and delights me
Oh no
It's just the nearness of you
It isn't your sweet conversation
That brings this sensation
Oh no
It's just the nearness of you
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С момента предыдущей съемки прошло несколько месяцев, и я не брал камеру в руки все это время. Пребывая в какой-то зимней спячке, мне было лень фотографировать, хотелось только валяться на диване и смотреть любимые сериалы. Потихоньку приближалась дата вылета в очередной фото тур. Я надеялся, что новое приключение меня расшевелит. Это приключение началось с девятичасового перелета. Сказать, что это далеко – ничего не сказать. Мы часто употребляем словосочетание "край света", подразумевая, что забрались в такую даль, что легко можем выражаться подобными эпитетами. Но на этот раз, я действительно забрался на Край Света – в Приморский край, символом которого является тигр! Очень надеюсь, что у меня получится передать те эмоции, которые я испытал во время своего путешествия.
Several months have passed since the previous shoot, and I did not pick up the camera during all this time. Being in some kind of winter hibernation, I was too lazy to take photos, I just wanted to lie on the couch and watch my favorite TV series. The departure date for the next photo tour was slowly approaching. I hoped that the new adventure would excite me. This adventure began with a nine-hour flight. To say that it is far is to say nothing. We often use the phrase “end of the world,” meaning that we have climbed to such a distance that we can easily express ourselves in such epithets. But this time, I really climbed to the End of the World - to the Primorsky region, whose symbol is the tiger! I really hope that I will be able to convey the emotions that I experienced during my journey.
A 12 Field stitched panorama of the Milky Way above the Tetons taken along the Teton River. The green glowing fan-like colors in the sky within the Milky Way is Green Airglow. Airglow turns up in our time exposure photographs of the night sky as ghostly ripples of aurora-like light. Its similarity to the aurora is no coincidence. Both form at around the same altitude of 60-65 miles (100 km) and involve excitation of atoms and molecules, in particular oxygen. But different mechanisms tease them to glow.
Auroras get their spark from high-speed electrons and protons in the solar wind that bombard oxygen and nitrogen atoms and molecules. As excited electrons within those atoms return to their rest states, they emit photons of green and red light that create shimmering, colorful curtains of northern lights.
Airglow’s subtle radiance arises from excitation of a different kind. Ultraviolet light from the daytime sun ionizes or knocks electrons off of oxygen and nitrogen atoms and molecules; at night the electrons recombine with their host atoms, releasing energy as light of different colors including green, red, yellow and blue. The brightest emission, the one responsible for creating the green streaks and bands visible from the ground and orbit, stems from excited oxygen atoms beaming light at 557.7 nanometers, smack in the middle of the yellow-green parcel of spectrum. I was unaware of this phenomena until someone recently pointed it out to me.
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Nikon 14-24mm f/2.8
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Images in this gallery were captured by:
Chad Fagan B.S. Geoscientist
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One Rail Australia locos GWB102/ALF18 with Adelaide to Darwin 6AD1 intermodal service in tow, drop down through the curves on the other side of Wirrappa on Saturday 12 March 2022.
Taken four minutes after the previous upload of this train, I was able to drop the ISO from 4000 to 1600. Composition was a battle - do I include the whole curve to the left or make the glint off the locos the centerpiece?
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