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A direct, top-down view of a Two-Toed Sloth hanging suspended from a moss-covered branch. The shot captures the animal’s unique "gravity-defying" posture and the coarse texture of its fur, set against the earthy tones of the forest floor.
Not something you see everyday! Actually something one can't do in just any helicopter - unless one wants to learn firsthand another meaning of the word "chopper" (when inverted, the rotor blades bend towards the fuselage and could literally chop it to pieces).
How long has ST been doing this? The front and right sid destination sighs say "Terminal" as usual, but the rear and left say the usual "TRM" but the letters are dark and everything else is lit.
Seen proceeding to its layover point between 540 trips.
Inverted image of reflection in the Lily Pond at the Huntington Library - virtually all you see is a reflection.Can you tell what isn't ?
Maverick: Started up on his six, when he pulled in through the clouds, and then I moved in above him.
Charlie: Well, if you were directly above him, how could you see him?
Maverick: Because I was inverted!
:P
RAAF Roulettes - WoI 2017
Had my son and his family visiting today and so a quick walk across the local fields to look for flowers and butterflies. By chance also saw a very distant Red Kite. Tried with my tree images and also my first images of damselflies for this year. Caught a glimpse of a fox in the shadows and so a good day all round.
I took a lot of photos yesterday (the final day of my 365 Project) that I really like, once I have had a chance to go through them I will upload a few.
This one here I was playing about with Elements on the photo below that I took of one of the Dandelions on my lawn that had seeded. This was the result of inverting the image. I really liked the effect so thought I would share the image :-)
This summer, I've been taking photos of people's reflections in the lake as they walk on the bridge or stand on the dock. When I edit each photo, I invert it so they appear right side up.
This time, I visited the lake just after a storm, so the surface of the water wasn't so calm.