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This was not quite the image that I was hoping for but the double sun flare and leading lines from the right make this quite appealing. More from Stanwick to come when I get a little luckier on the skies above the complex.

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A resident wader bird sighted through the year in fields, edges of waterbodies and in the countryside. They are one of the larger lapwings and a full adult is around 35 cms long. They are very easy to id and quite distinctive in plumage, color and patten of flight.

We refer to these as "alarm birds" since they are scream out loud when we get closer to other birds during photography alerting them often. The birds are also a common prey of raptors since they are easy to target and have a predictable flight pattern. They nest on the ground in the fields and the chicks are often targes of Black Kites, Foxes, dogs and even raptors. But they do breed in large numbers and hence sighting a chick isn't hard.

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Taken near Pokhara in Nepal.

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Trugdoldiges Habichtskraut (Hieracium cymosum)

Blütenstand mit Blütenkörbchen und Drüsenhaaren.

Pilosella cymosa/ (Asterales) (Asteraceae) (Pilosella)

Hieracium Gr. Hierax = Habicht, Abl. aus der Gr. Mythologie.

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Diese Pflanze ist Geschützt. und steht auf der Roten Liste in Deutschland, und in vielen Teilen von Europa.

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Shot on the edges of a large lake teeming with activity. But the wind played spoilsport and we couldn't go boating due to the heavy rocking of the boat. So took time to shoot these very common resident birds in flight. The backgrounds were fantastic and I got what I wanted.

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A large migratory gull that passes through the region in winters and few weeks in the summer as well. This one - which we sighted was alone and was surrounded by 100's of terns and other birds like Ibises and ducks. It was trying to find a landing place, so was scaring a few terns to make some space.

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Shot from an embankment around a lake. There were only a few of these and they were just playing on the wire - fighting with each other. Could grab a few shots before they flew away.

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Photographing exhibits in a museum is boring? Not necessarily. This is the first of a series of blog posts all about photographing historic items, buildings, and places. I will explore and discuss simple techniques which reintroduce the patina of age and history which so often is lost in sterile and well-lit exhibitions.

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So as I expected, working with shelter dogs to set up a flash and having a dog stay in a good position relative to the flash is a challenge. In the time it takes to get one or two good shots using the flash, I can bang off a number of dogs without the flash and using a fast lens.

What do you think? Is it worth the effort with flash as compared to not using flash?

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Tried some new techniques (for me) wanted to know what you guys thoughts are on it

Crawford County, PA. Thanks for looking and any comments or feedback.

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mon premier papillon cette année

le retour sur SON arbre

Grande tortue, Vanesse de l'orme

(Nymphalis polychloros)

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Baigné dans une belle lumière

Accenteur mouchet - Dunnock

( Prunella modularis)

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Añasco, Puerto Rico. Thanks for looking and any comments or feedback.

This photo was captured at Lake Panic in the Kruger National Park on 1 October 2010.

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Dans le dernier rayon du soleil couchant

Moineau domestique ♂ adulte, House Sparrow

(Passer domesticus)

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This is my first attempt ever at photoshop. Please feel free to provide candid feedback on what I can do better. Thanks!

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This is a composite of two different images taken at two different times at two different locations. So this is not really what happened that morning, but what I hoped would have happened. While the sunrise earlier that morning was fantastic, it never made it to being at the Organ. So I took a sunset that I photographed in California during the prior summer and blended it with this winter morning in Utah. The original scene is the first comment on this post so you can compare. This is the only composite of this nature I have posted to date. If I do more of these, I will identify them as such in the spirit of full disclosure.

Two questions I would like feedback on. Do you like it? Do you prefer the original scene as is or this version? If I had not mentioned this was a blend of two locations, would you have known?

Arches National Park, Utah, USA, December 2015 combined with Simi Valley, California, USA June 2015

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As always, thank you for your feedback. All photos were taken in Southeastern Ct. with a Canon 5D M IV and Canon 100 to 400 Il.

This is the color version in the late afternoon sun. Do you prefer Black and White or color? Appreciate the feedback.

Big Bend National Park, Texas, USA, May 2016

Figure everyone else has one... So i might as well put one up

Jjust a little experiment ;)

Based on feedback received from this original upload: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/51250487934, I've provide this (what I consider a significant improvement).

If you can switch back and forth between these two images, you can better see what I mean. The smoke aloft is more apparent in this revision.

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So I'm building this diorama (hopefully for bbtb 2017) and I wanted to do something a little more out of my element, so I decided to do mostly structures. However, I am running into problems making them look like more than just a bunch of bricks stacked on top of one another. I am happy with one or two of the buildings but the others are just looking kind of boring. Also, the final product will of course be in the midst of a battle from the second world war, so I need some advice on how to make some good bombed out buildings. I have tried this in the past and I am just not to happy with my results so any feedback is greatly appreciated! Oh also the picture is just an idea for a building I had, let me know what you think. Happy building!

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P. S. I know the Zodiac Master in the pic isn't the best, but, hey, I tried.

Thanks to TheOneVeyronian's help and feedback, I've added holes into the ballcups of the hand and the fingers. This should make the assembly of the fingers easier.

If you have already purchased a pair, or if you plan on getting one, or several (as a reminder, here's the link), please give me your feedback so I can try to improve what needs to be improved.

PS : I used the possibility to render custom Blender files offered by Mecabricks to make this render, which saved me an insane amount of time. The grainy effect was achieved by using the rubber Material in Mecabricks' template.