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Macro Monday's and the theme of "Flexible".
I am hoping my angle of thought here comes across as valid for this week and if not then that's fine.
Whenever a pine cone is exposed to water the scales contract and close trapping the water. When the water is absorbed the scales open out again. This is what I would call flexibility in nature.
This shot on 25 of feb 2007 , from international circus in kuwait city.
CANON 400D/XTI
أُخِذتُ هذه الصورة في 25 مِنْ فبراير2007، مِنْ السيركِ الدوليِ في
الكويت.
Maintenant que le support avec les tubes a été utilisés pour remplir d'eau les ballons directement depuis un robinet, il ne reste que les tubes plastiques et c'est l'idéal pour des prises de photos en macro.
A flexible female dancer stands with one foot in the air and one on the ground .Looking down.
Dancer from Bo Jangles Dance Studio.
Bestival, Kitchener, Ontario.
Lugar:Chiringuito de Borizu (Celorio, Llanes, Asturias, Spain)
Fecha: 07/09/2015
Asistentes: Yogu, Aida y Sara Glez
Una noche de verano en el chiringuito donde tantas horas pasamos
Sponsors:
www.HERRAMIENTASLIGHTPAINTING.com
www.NEON-FLEXIBLE.fr & www.LED-FLEXIBLE.com
TFW's Flex Unit 769006 departs Heath High Level on its way up the valleys. 2R12 13:03 Penarth to Rhymney
A new urban development in the Danish town of Rødovre calls for terraced houses - but with twenty identical houses down either side of one street comes a defecit of personality and individuality. Each house still keeps the same modernist exterior but the interior has many flexibilities so houseowners can make their house as personalised as they'd like.
I told myself I wasn't going to enter this contest, honest. "John, you've got a buttload of stuff to do; schoolwork and finishing off the third JOHN Collection before the end of the year," I kept saying. I had an idea of a townhouse I could make, but it was just an idea. Something for the new year.
But then, last weekend, I found a second entry plagiarized from my Ishøj House and realised that there was a possibility a copy of my work may win the competition. So I got out my bricks and built, built, built!
I hope you guys enjoy this, it's a total beast to take photos of so please check out the other angles in the Brickshelf gallery (WM).
~John
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I was probably this limber when I was a child, but when I watch the lemurs do this, I think, "ouch!"
Sony A7III + Sony 200-600mm G OSS, mains levées, AF-C ( Petit Spot Flexible ).
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Red Kite,
Agility and mastery in the air are synonymous with with the kites. the Red Kite adds the appeal of colour and pattern, It is easily separated from the heavier, less elegant Buzzard, having more of the lightness of a harrier, but even greater flexibility and elasticity in its movements, Where common, it gathers in groups of ten or even up to forty wherever food is concentrated,
Flight;- direct flight slow and steady with supple, deep wingbeats, often twists as rudder, soars well but not usually to any great height, very aerobatic,
The kite flexes its wings and twistsits long tail from side to side to exploit air currents to the fill, it is capable of fast stoops and twisting dives,
Occurrence ;- Local in Great Britain, widespread in Spain, Portugal, France, parts of S Europe, and north to Baltic, In open countryside and wooded valleys, higher up in summer but in low valleys in winter, whwn it forages around towns and tips,
Voice;- High, long-drawn, wailing or squealing weieieee-ow, higher-pitched than Buzzard.
Nesting;- Large nest of sticks, rags, earth, and rubbish in tree, well-hidden, 2-4 eggs, 1 brood, March - June,
Feeding;- Eats dead animals, such as rabbits or sheep, catches birds up to crow or gull size in surprise dash, also feeds on insects, worms,
Order;- Accipitriformes,
Family;- Accipitridae,
Species;- Milvus milvus,
Length;- 60 - 65cm ( 23.5 - 26in ),
Wingspan;- 1.45 - 1.65m ( 4.75 - 5.5ft ),
Weight;- 0.75 - 1.3kg ( 1.75 - 2.75lb ),
Social;- Small flocks,
Lifespan;- Up to 25 years,
Status;- Secure,
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A Mississippi State University cheerleader demonstrates amazing balance and flexibility during pre-game warmups before the Egg Bowl game
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