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Fukuoka, Atago Shrine. Voightlander Bessa R 35mm Color Skopar, Kodak Tmax 400, D76 1+1 with a slight push.

 

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The girl in the shot didn't seem to like the doves. She shooed them away as I made ready for the shot. Looks almost like she is directing a ballet of birds.

A Monarch & Gulf Fritillary on our salvia plant in the front yard. Images of everyday surroundings.

January 2016

My apologies for having been somewhat MIA lately. I have been a bit under the weather both literally and figuratively. Have been fighting a migraine headache off and on for about a week . It seems to have something to do with the fluctuation in temperature and humidity .

Anyway I finally felt like picking up a camera today and this little fellow was there to greet me. The lighting was a bit subdued but I did get at least a bit of feather definition and a tiny catch-light in his eye. And I sort of liked his choice of a perch.

Hope everyone has a pleasant weekend !

makeup by S. Simon

Decorating the headlights of a Holden Cruze and a VW Kombi van.

 

Sydney, Australia (Thursday 25 Jan 2018)

Way back in January, I was experimenting with DoF and this is the first photo that I was proud of.

 

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Collage made on my iPhone

 

Apps included Juxtaposer; Toy Camera; Photo FX

(Rhyothemis graphiptera).

One of the more photogenic dragonflies. This species is found in Australia, PNG and east to New Caledonia.

Nikkormat Nikon 400ISO

edited on Photoshop

 

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If you view this large, you can make out the details in his wing feathers. That's why I like it.

Flutter fly, Toxonevra muliebris. 2 July 2021. Ealing, London, England, UK.

 

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A veiled flutterer (Rhyothemis notata) found on the floor some days ago. Very likely to have been incapacitated by the cold. It had been raining all morning.

This is my second close encounter with one of the flutterers. It is a rare privilege.

Toxonevra superba. Rock Creek Park, Washington, DC, USA.

I am grateful for the time I get to spend volunteering and helping take care of our flock at Sunken Gardens.

I have never seen Butter Fly

But I have seen these Flutter By

Couple of Red-Vented Bulbuls earlin in the morning

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Dry rose blossom. (File: RPOP-2008-01-1230)

The Plain Tiger Butterfly (Danaus chrysippus), in the paddy fields, Thoravallur, Tamilnadu, India.

I think it always ugly when someone cries, but i do love the feel of wet eyelashes...... i like that i can flitter them and they are wet ..... I love that when my mascara runs, i look like a ruined charcoal drawing. I love the way my cheeks flush pink and feel red hot. I love the way after i have cried myself breathless my skin is salty from the tears..... Theres lots of things you can love about something that makes you feel pain or despair..... I love the way, now I dont cry instead I think of things that are a chore...... and when that change occurs ..... and the darkness descends the silence sings, i look for beauty, in the humming of innocent butterfly wings. And if there is none to be found i simply flitter my lashes and hold my breath and for a second I am a butterfly vibrating in the chaos of life

Survey Park, Kolkata.

English Sparrows

Daniel Webster Wildlife Sanctuary

Massachusetts Audubon

Self portrait

oil pastel on paper.

10 minute if that - sketch.

October 7 2011

 

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Ruby-throated hummingbird sipping nectar from the flower

Female Cairns Birdwing, and Male beneath her.

 

The largest butterfly species in Australia.

Doesn’t everyone lay down in the lawn of a random business’s lawn because their flag is waving in the correct direction for the image that you’d like to create? This is 5 exposures merged so that each images partly shows through, and I quite like it; if you look closely, you can see where the stars bleed through in some spots too.

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