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Huffing and puffing his way to the green
With a pain in his side , maybe his spleen
Go and play golf sure it`ll be great fun
Now this bag of clubs must weigh a ton
There better be a drink awaiting at the 19th hole
Or i`ll be found with my rifle on thon grassy knoll
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DSC_2023. A quick shot near my home! Focused on the mother!
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The standees display at The Fullerton Hotel for the Adventures of Grumpy Cat exhibition by Yip Yew Chong at East Garden Gallery.
My interpretation of the Grumpy Frog by Oriol Esteve
Paper: Duo Thai Dark Green / Green 30x30 cm tinyurl.com/ydbzubfh
Diagram: Upcoming book "Stop Thinking - Start Folding !"
When I folded this model, the ways to interpret it were limited. Should I just shape and rounds legs and arms ?Not enought for me ! So, I've tried several options but all ways just broke the cute apparence of this frog. So I decided to change completly the original position to bring me new ways to interpret it.
What I absolutely wanted to keep and highlight was the color change of the eyes and the mouth that makes this model so distinctive of the other frogs. But I wanted to show more color change. I noticed that pull out the hidden inside flap could create a belly that I could round with a pleat-fold. That's it, I found what I was looking for! The rest was just shaping of the arms, legs and fix the position of the head.
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The grumpiest Owl in the game. I have plenty of pictures of this Northern Hawk Owl visitor from the winter and he looks angry in every single one. I thoroughly enjoyed watching him hunt and explore on his uncommon trip this far south. Hopefully he's doing well back in the Boreal Forest.
When this hippo came out of the water it suddenly turned on a few of the Whistling Ducks in the shallows. Those in the foreground and the two Blacksmith Lapwings in the background seem unperturbed by its ill-temper.
Sunset Dam. Lower Sabie, Kruger National Park, South Africa.
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I had an AD200 on camera left higher up pointing down using a 21 inch softbox with grid at 1/8 power. An AD200 on camera right behing subject with a magGrid on 1/128 power. I had my husband on camera right with a white reflector.
Us. Me grumpy- mostly. It's the fucking traffic lights that are out of time that make me grumpy. Mountains at 1.5
The standee display at East Garden Gallery, The Fullerton Hotel during the Adventures of Grumpy Cat by Yip Yew Chong.
Tipulidae, larva
24 mm
This image shows the peculiar rear end of a crane fly larva. So what may appear like a face is in fact... well, the opposite, or the "spiracular area" to be precise. Crane fly larvae breathe through the posterior spiracles and most species have various protrusions ("lobes") surrounding the spiracular area.
Single shot @ 5X made with Sony NEX-7 and Zeiss Luminar 25mm f/3.5 + diffused flash (Meike MK-300).
This common bluet (Enallagma cyathigerum) really looks a bit grumpy, perhaps because I didn't manage to lose sight of it when it was trying to hide on the far side of the straw of grass?
There were three Herons on the Nature Reserve at Sale Water Park. They always have a way of looking grumpy even though the sun was shining, just no appreciation lol!!!