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A very limber squirrel at the Lake Ontario waterfront

Pic done by Zach Larsen *smiles*

Victor Galindo Fotografía

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lots of flexibility! He is going to be very poseable!

 

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.

captured in the abandoned Villa di C. (2014)

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.

  

Bendy straws are the best!

 

ODC - 9/1/2020 - Flexible

I saw this brightly colored bird along the Railroad Bridge trail, out around Sequim, WA.

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ODC-Flexible

 

If you're born a vine then flexibility is imperative so you can snake your way up and around things. This vine will one day have tiny Kiwi fruits on it and will be very heavy so it is important that the branches be very flexible. These plants are capable of producing 100 pounds of fruit in a season!

the dancer from the Sahara Dance Company performing a thrilling dance

seen in a shop window on Commercial Drive in Vancouver.

TFW's Flex Unit 769006 departs Heath High Level on its way up the valleys. 2R12 13:03 Penarth to Rhymney

This was a potential shot for Macro Mondays .i.e. Until I started wondering about whether 'knicker elastic' as it's known to me, would qualify as 'flexible' in this context . Anyhow, not one to waste a shot, I give you an old trick of the trade, passed down to me by a church organist and which I found useful myself in my piano - playing days. It's knicker elastic used to wrap around a hymn book to hold the pages open. I kid you not.

Orlando, FL - Lake Eola Park

Brown pelican from the west coast of Florida. When I was a kid growing up on the Florida beaches, you would see groups of 20 or 30 pelicans flying down the beaches in formation all the time. My father called them the Floridian Airforce.

Second photo shoot with the lovely, sexy, busty babe Nicole.

 

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Macro photo of a bunch of colourful scrunchies. This is my contribution to Macro Mondays theme FLEXIBLE.

A6300 Lock-on AF focus tracking

 

Lens Used: FE70200 f/4 mostly @ f/4 (wide open) and 200mm (300mm equivalent)

Focus Mode: AF-C

Focus Area: Lock-on AF: Expand Flexible Spot

Drive Mode: Hi (11 fps)

ISO Auto Faster (ensuring shutter speed will not drop below 1/800 second)

Quality: JPEG

Just as they are flexible with their habitat, red-tailed hawks are also adaptable when it comes to their diet. Mammals and rodents are the main items on the menu for these sky beasts but they are opportunistic predators, and also feed on reptiles and birds, and may occasionally take amphibians and invertebrates. They hunt from a high perch and swoop down at their prey, snatching them up with large, powerful feet and long talons. Red-tailed hawks are skilled hunters that adapt their hunting strategy and technique to their prey and habitat.

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