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Installed a shelf on a window above the fireplace for the kitties. They love looking out the window onto the deck. Zoom lens goodness on the Nikon F3P. So cool that I could use the AF-D lens on the F3P without any issues.
First time shooting with JCH Streetpan 400; had problems with the negatives coming out way too light (dark after scanning). I think I messed up on my dilution of HC-110. I'll try another roll to see to confirm with Rodinal.
Nikon F3P
Nikon 70-210 f/4-5.6 AF-D
Japan Camera Hunter Streetpan 400
Developed with HC-110 dilution B
Cuba. Havana, 20-05-2005
Buschauffeur doet dutje
Foto: Frans Schellekens/ Hollandse Hoogte
taking a nap
a person taking a nap during the heat of the day in his hand cart, inside the Medina in Marrakech in Morocco.
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Name: Black-naped oriole
Scientific: Oriolus chinensis
Malay: Burung Kunyit Besar / Dendang Selayang
Family: Oriolidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Least Concern
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Name: Red-naped Trogon (male)
Scientific: Harpactes kasumba
Malay: Kesumba Batang / Kesumba Tengkuk Merah
Family: Trogonidae
IUCN Red List (v3.1, 2016): Near threatened
Gear: SONY a9 + SEL200600G.
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Nappers Bridge and the Lake Bonney Hotel.
William Napper a farm labourer from Guernsey arrived in SA on the Oriental in 1855 when he was 28 years old. With his friend William Parnell they tried working as timber cutters for the passing riverboat trade along the Murray. Their wives and families joined them. In 1859 William Parnell built the Lake Bonney Hotel to capitalise on the travellers passing overland with their livestock. In 1863 Napper purchased 80 acres of land and the hotel buildings from. William’s first wife Ann died in 1869 and his second wife died in 1877 just after they had moved to become the licensees of the Overland Corner Hotel. It is not clear but the Lake Bonney Hotel probably closed when Napper left it. The hotel had eleven rooms, some with magnificently built chimneys and a store hut nearer Lake Bonney. Napper’s private residence which still stands was located in front of the old store and cellars. William Napper returned to the deserted Lake Bonney Hotel in the 1880s to operate it as an accommodation place. He died here in 1907 and was buried nearby in the Overland Corner Hotel cemetery just north of the old hotel.
This building is the old store and cellars.
Taken at dusk after the sun had set.
Grallaria nuchalis - Chestnut-naped Antpitta - Tororoi chusquero.
Grallaria
Mod. L. grallarius stilt-walker (> L. grallae stilts).
nuchale / nuchalis
Mod. L. nuchalis of the nape, nuchal (Med. L. nucha nape > Arabic nukha spinal marrow).
A short tour with Mike, Andrew and John. Taking in some revisits and some new spots.
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~ 3 year old Greater One Horned Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis) named "Jeezan" at the San Diego Zoo.
Conservation Status: Vulnerable
A public sleeper near the station in Stuttgart City.
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Amsterdamer Pegel (als Höhenbezugspunkt später auch Normaal Amsterdams Peil, kurz NAP) ist eine deutsche Bezeichnung für den Nullpunkt einer Höhenfestlegung in Amsterdam, die 1674 erstmals erwähnt wurde.
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A photo I took in Oia, Santorini Island, Greece
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Lazy dog
A poem by Katie Gabrielle
take a nap
lazy dog
snooze your life away
don't forget your name
when I call you home
or you'll miss out on a bone
or two
ever wonder where you came
from
Or don't you even care
take a nap
forget your cares
do a trick
for food
Or not
take a nap
tell the world
who gives a s****
just leave me be
I'm just cute
and you ain't
Red-naped sapscuker on MacQueen Lake Road, north of Kamloops, BC. What I like about the photo (aside from its such a cool bird to see close up!), is that it captures the "treatment" (liitle holes) the sapsucker is applying to the tree -possibly to creatte a good environment to attrack insects that it will later come back and eat,
Bears nap and relax during the day and spend the night-time looking for food. When autumn hits, bears see it as a signal that they need to stock up on food before the winter begins. Gone are those summer naps and, instead, bears spend up to 20 hours a day in the autumn eating. That leaves just a handful of hours to sleep.
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i was quite surprised that on our many encounters with lions, leopards and cheetahs that none of them paid any attention to us. At times we were within 6-8 feet from them and they never even looked our way. The real secret is that they accepted our vehicle as a single benign unit and not as prey.
Golden naped tanager, Tandayapa, Ecuador, March 2016.
Just the same old birds around the feeders so another shot from warmer climates.
Tangara ruficervix
The Golden-naped Tanager is omnivorous and eats arthropods, fruit, and nectar.
Nappers Bridge and the Lake Bonney Hotel.
William Napper a farm labourer from Guernsey arrived in SA on the Oriental in 1855 when he was 28 years old. With his friend William Parnell they tried working as timber cutters for the passing riverboat trade along the Murray. Their wives and families joined them. In 1859 William Parnell built the Lake Bonney Hotel to capitalise on the travellers passing overland with their livestock. In 1863 Napper purchased 80 acres of land and the hotel buildings from. William’s first wife Ann died in 1869 and his second wife died in 1877 just after they had moved to become the licensees of the Overland Corner Hotel. It is not clear but the Lake Bonney Hotel probably closed when Napper left it. The hotel had eleven rooms, some with magnificently built chimneys and a store hut nearer Lake Bonney. Napper’s private residence which still stands was located in front of the old store and cellars. William Napper returned to the deserted Lake Bonney Hotel in the 1880s to operate it as an accommodation place. He died here in 1907 and was buried nearby in the Overland Corner Hotel cemetery just north of the old hotel.