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Run for your lives!
Never get in the way of a giant duck in search of a Jacuzzi!
(Sorry, sometimes I just can't stop myself)
The Sandhills lupine is a flower that only reaches about 8 inches tall, and thrives on sandy, disturbed soil such as roadsides. The low light seemed right for the pov. Submitted for #LowAngle #FlickrFriday.
美国－蒙大拿－冰川国家公园－Hidden Lake Trail－生如夏花
Summer flowers blooming by Hidden Lake trail at Logan Pass, with Clements Mountain in background, in Glacier National Park, Montana, USA.
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"Myosotis (/ˌmaɪ.əˈsoʊtɪs/;[2] from the Greek: μυοσωτίς "mouse's ear", after the leaf) is a genus of flowering plants in the family Boraginaceae. In the northern hemisphere they are commonly called forget-me-nots[3] or scorpion grasses. The common name "forget-me-not" was calqued from the German Vergissmeinnicht, and first used in English in 1398 AD via King Henry IV.[4] Similar names and variations are found in many languages.." (Wiki)
I don't know this fellow too well, and haven't been this close to him before. He is very large (about 1400 kgs) but politely didn't actually object to me crouching in his hay, tho' he insisted on sniffing the camera so I couldn't get his nose nicely in frame.
I'm working on a strictly-for-fun simple 30-day challenge. To get my low angle images, I went to the marina -- one of my favourite locations to photograph.
some of the other photos from this visit on my blog Thursday, www.dianeschuller.com
Two days ago I was in the forest, not far from my hometown and I found there some mushrooms. Yes, the Autumn is already here...
The Bay bolete (Boletus badius), is a common edible pored mushroom from Europe and North America. Often considered a poor relation of the Cep (Boletus edulis). The Bay Bolete is common in mixed woodlands in Europe and North America.
Boletus badius derives its common name (The Bay Boletus) from the bay or chestnut coloured cap, which is almost spherical in young specimens before broadening and flattening out to 18 cm (7 in). The pores are cream to pale yellow, but stain blue when bruised or cut. The flesh is white and stains pale blue. The stem is up to 12.5 cm (5 in) and similar in colour to the cap but paler. It appears less affected by maggots than other boletes.
Polish name: podgrzybek brunatny, borowik kasztanowy
Another for the 'abstracts' challenge. This is a macro shot of a section of an old cheese grater! I set up a single light low behind it throw the holes into deep shadow, and used a low angle to capture several rows with the macro lens set to 1:1
Brown labrador jumping after his ball taken as part of a photo challenge. Subject was "From a Low Angle."
Tras el día ventoso que hemos tenido hoy me he puesto a recordar los paseos por los hayedos navarros de este otoño.
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Regata de Itolatz - Orbaizeta, Navarra.
Jeden Abend zwischen 10. - 28. Februar werden von 19:00 bis 24:00 Uhr Bildnisse von unterschiedlichen Menschen auf die Westfassade des Kiliansdomes projiziert.
Die Arbeit wurde von den beiden Künstlern Katarina Veldhues und Gottfried Schumacher speziell für diesen Ort entwickelt. Architektur und Angesicht beeinflussen und beleben sich dabei gegenseitig, wobei Licht das zentrale Element dieser Auseinandersetzung ist. Der Stein fängt an zu "leben" und die Architektur "arbeitet" mit den Gesichtern der unbekannten Menschen.
Low-angle afternoon sun shining through a red daylily that mysteriously appeared in my garden. (I knew it was there, just didn't know it was such a spectacular red.) The purple shadings are from a translucent purple clipboard I used to block some of the glare so I could see to capture the image. It did add to the ember-like look of the flower's interior.
A serene beach scene captures several seagulls scattered along the wet sand where gentle waves lap at the shore. The low-angle sunlight casts long, dramatic shadows across the pebbled beach, highlighting the contrast between the white foam, the damp sand, and the birds' varied plumage. The composition draws the eye along the curving shoreline, creating a peaceful, natural moment.
Low angle... Crazy Tuesday. Snowflake, Panda, Bluebell and Snowball. In the driveway. This is as low as I can go. Group shot with the new kid.
The never tiring game with the moving thread. Particularly difficult photo to make when using left hand to move the thread ;-) This is where autofocus comes in handy.
Moppie is wiggling her backside before the jump.
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This semi circle is created from 4 trees on the brow of a hill in our local park. Photographed regularly by local amateurs I have returned time and time again to capture this wonderful image. It is a bit of a beast as it is surrounded by other trees, houses and football goals. I was again seen lying face down with grass tickling my nose to capture this image. I am very proud of it. Best yet and now I just have to find this position as the seasons change... It would have been lovely to have blue skies in the background but hey ho. Captured just before the rain started, the camera and I got very soggy but survived!