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Green-veined white (Pieris napi) butterfly sipping nectar from dandelion (Taraxacum officinale) flower.
Bielinek bytomkowiec (Pieri napi) spijający nektar z kwiatu mniszka lekarskiego (Taraxacum officinale).
green woodpecker
Grünspecht
[Picus viridis]
Lense used in combination with the
Nikkor AF-S Teleconverter TC-20E III
Green crab spider - another effort to capture the sheer sneakiness of these tiny spiders as they wait for prey in flower heads.
Bleach Green Viaducts.
Completed between 1931 & 1933, these viaducts joined an original viaduct (not pictured) built in 1848. They were built to carry trains across the Valentine’s Glen, Three Mile Water and Bleach Green at Whiteabbey.
In the woods, wild, green and deep
Where the rays of light, they seep
Where the branches stretch out, high and wide
Spreading their arms in the countryside
On the trees stood like towers
Their trunks caressed by the flowers
That are kissed by the rays of light that seep
In the woods, wild, green and deep
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Happy holidays! Have a red and green bromeliad, from the Conservatory of Flowers.
San Francisco, Ca. Dec. 2022.
Trinca-ferro (Saltator similis). (d'Orbigny & Lafresnaye, 1837).
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The group of birds I was photographing contained all three species of the three commoner sandpipers and i managed to photograph the complete set
This image features the Green Ibis (Mesembrinibis cayennensis), captured in Restrepo, Meta, Colombia. Known for its iridescent green and purple feathers, the ibis stands out beautifully against the vibrant backdrop of the lush Colombian environment. The bird was perched delicately on a tree branch, where its sleek silhouette contrasted against the soft light filtering through the canopy. The calm, tranquil atmosphere of the scene was a perfect match for capturing the bird’s elegant form and reflective plumage.
In terms of technique, I used a Canon R5 with a 800mm f/11 lens and a 1.4x extender to maintain the required reach while preserving image clarity. The f/16 aperture ensured that both the bird and its environment were in focus, while the ISO 1600 helped balance the low light of the forest. The resulting sharpness and depth allow the vibrant plumage and the bird’s intricate textures to come through vividly. Capturing such a shot in the wild, with the ibis being perfectly positioned, required patience, but the payoff was worth it.
©2023 Adam Rainoff Photographer
"Green as the color of hope is connected with the color of springtime; hope represents the faith that things will improve after a period of difficulty," Now we can almost feel we are starting a new era. the post Covid. We will not through our masks yet but... As of yesterday I got my second dose of Pfizer.
« Le vert comme la couleur de l'espoir est lié à la couleur du printemps ; l'espoir représente la foi que les choses s'amélioreront après une période de difficulté. » Maintenant, nous pouvons presque sentir que nous commençons une nouvelle ère, l'après-Covid. Je ne vais pas encore jeter mon masque mais....hier, j'ai reçu ma deuxième dose de Pfizer.