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The ears are flying around while the bright eyes are fully focused on the flying treat. The gray-black mouth of my 10-year-old Labrador mix is wide open to catch the treat in flight. You can see the joy on his face as he skillfully catches his reward out of the air.
It exists, this connection between humans and animals. In my opinion, you can see it perfectly in this picture.
It's a snapshot of the joy that comes from the sharing of play and affection between animal and human.
The picture was taken in my own small studio with super sync flash.
If you like it, I would really appreciate a like, a comment or a message.
Die Ohren fliegen umher, während die strahlenden Augen voll fokussiert auf das fliegende Leckerli sind. Das grau-schwarzes Maul meines 10 Jahre alten Labrador-Mixes ist weit aufgerissen, um das Leckerli im Flug zu fangen. Im Gesicht erkennt man die Freude, während er seine Belohnung geschickt aus der Luft fängt.
Es gibt sie, diese Verbindung zwischen Mensch und Tier. Auf diesem Bild kann man es meiner Meinung perfekt erkennen.
Es ist eine Momentaufnahme der Freude, die durch das Teilen von Spiel und Zuneigung zwischen Tier und Mensch entsteht.
Das Bild ist im eigenen kleinen Studio mit Super-Sync-Blitz aufgenommen worden.
Wenn es euch gefällt, würde ich mich sehr über ein Like, einen Kommentar oder eine Nachricht freuen.
Robin is singing from full throat while the (almost) full moon is rising on the late afternoon sky.
Taken 06/02/2020, Notts, UK.
Looking at it from a different angle, Eliyahu Goldratt said, “Good luck is when opportunity meets preparation, while bad luck is when lack of preparation meets reality.” The most essential preparation for opportunity is trust in life. When opportunity meets that preparation, it leads to more than mere good luck; it sparks genuine, lasting happiness.
-You Are Here Keywords for Life Explorers, David Steindl-Rast
Cathedral Building, Heart of Worcestershire College, Worcester. Designed by architects Richard Sheppard, Robson & Partners. Completed at some point between 1965-73.
els somnis somiats, els moments viscuts, són com fulles al vent, se les emporta enllà i capriciós les fa tornar, tornaràs a sofrir, tornaràs a plorar, tornaràs a sentir, tornaràs a somriure, tornaràs a somniar, i la lletra de l'himne, sobreviurà a la cançó, els petons robats, els tresors perduts, els oblidats, són com fulles que el vent s'emporta enllà i capriciós les fa tornar, tornaràs a mentir, tornaràs a pregar, tornaràs a creure, tornaràs a fer-ho veure, tornaràs a volar. Mishima.
EOS 5D Mark II © 2014 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
All 6 ports on the Nyjer seed feeder in our front garden are occupied by Goldfinches with more waiting in the wings (pardon the pun). For the group "Birds Feeding" www.flickr.com/groups/2774111@N20/ The "Pheasant Berry" bush behind had a male Bullfinch in it the other day, feeding on the berries. Sadly I couldn't get the camera in time.
Somewhere deep in the New Forest. Was a great morning out with my brother but difficult to find a composition so I just searched for spots of light over the flooded woodland.
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Thanks for your support over the last year. Wishing you and your beloved a happy new year. Seeing you there. Stay safe.
Southwest Arizona, USA.
Full frame. No crop. No post processing.
The full moon's bright
And starlight filled the evening
We wrote it and I played it
Something happened it's so strange this feeling
Naive notions that were childish
Simple tunes that tried to hide it
But when it comes
We all fall in love sometimes
(C) (P) Elton John&Bernie Taupin
Hunters Moon ~ November Full Super Moon? ~ Catford ~ London ~ England ~ Saturday November 4th 2017.
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Here's the November Full Moon from last night then AKA the Hunter Moon or the Beaver Moon as seen from my back garden in Catford ~ London, shot handheld leaning on my fence..:)
Hunters Moon (November Super Moon? ~http://earthsky.org/astronomy-essentials/why-experts-disagree-on-what-makes-a-supermoon
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Full Moon taken from outside my house in Hilperton, Wiltshire.
“Cisne redondo en el rio,
ojo de las catedrales,
alba fingida en las hojas,
soy.............” (Federico Garcia Lorca)
Endnote
When I post a photo I usually add a description or details after uploading if I have used any special Gimp trickery (Gimp being an open source alternative for those who do not own Photoshop).
The day I uploaded this I got involved in doing something else and didn't get round to the explanation. For those who are interested:
I spent two very early morning trying to photograph the last full moon as it set but I felt that I wasn't able to do it justice. I couldn't get a photo which showed both the luminous moon with all the surface detail and a little of the colour and glow in the surroundings until well after dawn by which time things had brightened up considerably but the moon had lost its glow.
Once I had transferred the photos to the pc I decided to see whether I could get something more like what I saw by combining two shots taken a few minutes apart; one taken with a zoom lens at 300mm had the moon correctly exposed but the surroundings were completely dark and the other at around 60mm had the colour of the sky and sea but had an over exposed moon which was completely white.
I opened the two photos up in gimp as layers and placed the one with the larger correctly exposed moon on top. I moved it around and scaled it down in size so the moon and the white glow on the bottom layer were covered. I then changed the white moon and white part around it to black. Then I changed the layer mode of the top layer to Lighten.
Apologies to anyone who thinks this is cheating - but for me it is a way of getting around the limitations of my camera sensor and it is much more like what I observed than either of the two photos I used to make it.
Another of my many attempts to capture the full moon rising at sunset by the Spinnaker Tower in Portsmouth Harbour.