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Two female Wood Ducks jaw at each other, with a somewhat bemused looking male between them. This interaction unfolded at the Inglewood Bird Sanctuary in Calgary, Alberta, Canada — an excellent place to observe this species.
The early morning light was just right and there were not that many people along the beautiful river bank …a perfect setting for wedding shooting. I was happy to be able to take this lovely snapshot showing the somewhat amusing interaction between the photographer and the bride (or bride-to-be).
Taken along The Katsura River 桂川, Arashiyama 嵐山, Kyoto, Japan
I had earlier seen this female Hooded Merganser by itself on this log, quite comfortable (in my interpretation) even when a Northern Shoveler pair swam by. But five minutes later, this male Mallard barged in to usurp its place. The location was Alta Lake near Whistler, in the mountains north of Vancouver, British Columbia. Photo 1/4
This couple were friends or relations of the farm owner, as they parked on the side of the road, then immediately went up to check on the newest, and cutest, addition to the 'family'. After a few minutes they came back down the hill and visited with the owners.
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Audience interaction is one way of making live performances more interesting, like the Amanda Lee Swingtet performing the works of jazz singer Nat King Cole here. After all, nothing is better than two way communication to keep audiences involved.
I spotted this little foal with its mum in one of the sheep fields that I pass by most mornings since we've been in lockdown. Today they came right to the gate which made it harder to photograph them because of the bars.
120 pictues in 2020 (59) interaction
Despite the fact that Svalbard islands aren't considered to be one of the best places for viewing the northern lights because they hang as a big doughnut shaped curtain around the magnetic north pole, approximately along the 69th parallel. (This curtain normally runs south of Svalbard and north of Iceland. Northern Scandinavia is straight in it's path )However one night we got super lucky viewing some activity in an area with absolutely no light pollution
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Featured in my photo-book ABSTRACTED ARCHITECTURE.
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Published in The Building mag's issue from June 2009.
WWT Slimbridge - Rushy Hide.
Whooper Swans are known for their loud, trumpeting calls, often described as a deep 'hoop' or 'whoop-whoop'. The sound can resemble an old-fashioned car air horn. These vocalisations are frequently heard during flight and in social interactions. The calls are more resonant and lower-pitched compared to other swan species, contributing to their common name. (Birdfact).
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Melbourne Airport. The airconditioners were off (to save power) and our flight was very late. Nice to see some interaction. Silver Efex Pro 2: Kodak Tri-X 400TX Pro with 15% Yellow filter
This picture was not an easy one to make, because of difficulties with light and composition. Many tries went into it, with a variety of gear.
The moment before a storm unleashes it's fury, there is beauty in the interaction of clouds, rain and sun.
Enjoying the evening sun and spending peaceful time after dinner, this is vixen mother red fox and one of her young kits.
Tourists and locals:
It can be all too easy to go from tourist to victim.
Take care, be sensible and don't advertise wealth. Not advertising wealth may seem odd to some of us, but remember there are many who can't even dream of a foreign holiday.
Organised gangs operate in some areas; so don't wear that new "Rolex" for a stroll down the "wild side of town".
At the point of life threatening conflict, just give them what they want. They assume you are covered by holiday insurance and you probably are (medical cover may be no consolation if you end up in a hospital bed for your holiday).
Minutes complètement Cirque
dans la rue Saint-Denis du Quartier latin
Montréal, Québec
Festival Complètement Cirque
I spent a beautiful day in Parc Omega observing the behaviour of native animals. The best medicine for the soul that is tired of the pandemic.