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Flexible Field.
Verdi brillanti gialli allucinanti blu discendenti toni mescolati inconscio strano colori letterari occhi intensi che scrutano il libro della natura,
片段視圖莫名其妙的好奇心，詳述歡樂，出色的詩歌，奔放的擁抱，偏心，對稱，空心吞下,
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Pośpieszne wskazówki porywającej harmonii oznaczały piękne symbole rozbrzmiewające świat doskonałe chwasty wzniosłość nieskończoność obezwładniony dźwięk echa transu,
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所有権は勝利のメロディアスな創造補聴器敏感なエクスタシー喜びの気性夏の情熱.
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Caco Biegepuppen waren immer ein Spiegel der Mode, die Frisuren, das Make-up und vor allem die Kleidung ermöglichen es meist leicht, das Alter der Puppe zu bestimmen. Das Aussehen der Großmutter wandelte sich aber sehr zögerlich.
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This little image is of a leaf section from a shiny multi coloured decorative flower, it's very flexible and if bent will spring back, or leaf back to it's former shape.
This section I've photographed is small around one inch long.
These shiny plastic flowers are coated with 24 K gold so are extremely lovely and fabulously colourful too, especially when the light shines upon them.
Simba shows how flexible a cat can be as he snoozes in his chair under the carport. 1:01pm, Sunday the 18th of November, 2018.
Taken at Eagleby Wetlands Reserve, Eagleby, Qld.
Little Black Cormorant demonstrates cervical flexibility!
Chinese Garden had an interesting visitor! A very flexible one. Yoga pose from Kaye Tonilon during a photoshoot in Manila, Philippines.
A visit to my local peregrine site showed both birds hunkering down in the grey gloom. The falcon (female) looked a bit uncomfortable to me with her head turned almost through 180 degrees, but I guess they must have great neck flexibility, like owls.
The staff of the regional trains in the Chinese province Yunnan try to earn some extra money by selling little toys or other useful items. They rarely attract adults' attention.
This is a latex exercise band. The photo shows the knot which is about an inch across. It also shows a lot of dirt on it!
It's taken with a Z6ii + 105mm macro lens in natural light. It's cropped to 16x9 but otherwise is straight out of the camera.
I'd been wanting to take a shot of this church for several months since moving to Gloucestershire in December 2019. I never considered my XF 35 1.4 able to shoot the church satisfactorily when driving past, so never bothered. Today my XF 16 1.4 arrived and the first thing I did outside was to see how well I could capture the church with a much wider lens. I soon discovered that you don't have to back too far away to get the whole building in view, and I perhaps took one step into the road to capture this shot, electing to avoid capturing a wall that sits directly beneath the church. The 16 is definitely a surprise, rendering subjects in far more various ways than the 35. I hope to keep experimenting with this flexible focal length, especially its relatively close focus distance which yields incredibly sharp images.
Not technically a great shot, but just love how it shows the flexibility of the wings in maintaining a hovering position.
New Zealand Landscape Sunset: This is usually one of the stops when heading north on two wheels. Its a gorgeous hilltop look-up, just out of Wellsford on SH16. I've been trying for quite some time to capture the mood of the place - but its always shrouded in this horrible flat light - It never photographs as beautiful as it looks...
This time, the 50mm came to the rescue, and with some careful dodging and burning in Lightroom, I think I've finally managed to do this little slice of New Zealand justice!
I'd come over with a camera because there was a juvenile male king parrot about. The handful of seeds was to encourage him to come into the open where there was more light and he wouldn't be backlit.
That's when an adult male flew into him and spoiled everything. Now there was no chance of him coming out of cover.
None of that meant a thing to these opportunists. This pair of crested pigeons pounced on the unattended goodies. Personally, I think of them as pointy pigeons — it makes more sense, and rolls off the tongue more easily. The female is on the left. The big lump, his head a blurred pecking machine, is the male. I know this for certain because he'd done his silly tail up jig. She was having none of it. What she wanted was lunch.
There's other different things in the frame: a horseshoe, complete with still clinched nails and in the background, a very rusted, very, very large bit. I have no notion how that shoe with clinched nails could have made it off a hoof, but it conveniently stops bird seed flying everywhere. There was a horse's skull in the paddock for a time so I do wonder if the two things were related. Stuff like this keeps turning up: broken china, odd spoons, bottles of all sorts, even a Victorian Era Army belt buckle, pre-Federation, with the British Royal motto. Yep, that's different!
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