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A small build, inspired by Christopher Hoffman's brilliant vignette.
In other news I will be attending Brickfair Virginia.
One from two years ago and a trip to the National Trust managed Rievaulx Terrace.
These hover flies make a great subject as they are often statuary for long enough and the narrow depth of field allows for backgrounds to be blurred.
The Archives Revisited.
November 2008.
A day trip to Brandon Marsh in Northamptonshire. Not many photo opportunities. But i had forgotten that i had this sequence of Kingfisher hovering images.
A sequence of 4 images.
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I just couldn't stay away from these, I'm at least two weeks away from having a stopshot setup and I'm way to addicted to these to stay away that long...lol. I hope everyone enjoys, thanks for looking.
This white tailed kite had some poor little critter in his sights, and right after I took this shot, he plummeted straight down into the marsh grass to grab a quick meal.
Hello from Forster. This is a bee that was hovering around the passionflowers in my sister in law's garden. This is SOOC and was taken with my 75-300 mm lens and the 36 mm Kenko macro extension tube.
#126 on Explore on 24th October, 2008.
I have many photos from my May southern Ontario birding trip so I hope that you don't mind another one.
I created this image of a Yellow Warbler on May 11, 2017 along the Woodland Trail in Point Pelee National Park. The bird's face could have been sharper but I'm srtil happy to have captures this pose.
Cropped slightly for composition.
I was photographing these beautiful yellow flowers and suddenly there was this flying insect entering into the frame. I clicked almost like reflex action and didn't have time to really focus on it. Upon looking at the photo I found it's slightly out of focus, however I still decided to keep and post it cos I really like the 3D look of that wasp hovering in front of the flowers.