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Cómo se hizo la foto de terror de Ulrich.
Creo que es más terrorÃfica la foto del making off. XDD
Mano de Karlota de regalo. XD
Ulrich - Kid Delf Hodoo.
laguardia, new york city, ny
taken 12 august 2024
mamiya 7ii
mamiya 43mm f/4.5
kentmere 400
+1 dev
Scanned with dslr
Home developed
kodak d76
8min 23sec/26º
One of the two polar bear cubs at Toledo Zoo born in November 2012.
Suka (pronounced SOO-kah): The female cub. Her name means fast in the Inuit language.
Sakari (pronounced Suh-KAR-ee): The male cub. His name means sweet in the Inuit language
Born Nov 2012
Polar Bear mom is Crystal, and Polar Bear Dad is Marty.
I have a special affection for these cubs as Marty was born at Brookfield Zoo and I watched him grow from a cub to a 3yr old adolescent. A bittersweet memory too is that Marty's mother, Arki, the cubs grandmother, passed away just a week ago at the age of 28. Her legacy lives on.
Check out more adorable cub photos taken by my Flickr friends during our meet up in Toledo.
Judy/ajay - www.flickr.com/photos/ajna6/
PaulaKoala - www.flickr.com/photos/paulakoala/
PattiPanda - www.flickr.com/photos/17153845@N00/
LeeLee - www.flickr.com/photos/9474094@N08/
Gannet taking off at Bempton Cliffs. A brilliant place to get some flight shots. We had a great day but the flies were really irritating!
The strong off shore flow of wind from the high pressure over Nevada along with high waves from an Alaskan storm made for some amazing waves along the California coast. We stopped at Waddell State Beach about 22 miles north west of Santa Cruz to admire the blow back.
I stopped-off to snap a few test shots while I was waiting for my lunch. These are hand-held 300mm x 2 (TC-20e iii) x 1.5 (Crop-Factor) so these are all effective 900mm hand-held shots.
The image quality isn't too bad considering the 2X teleconverter... and no VR/stabilization.
Straight Out Of Camera, No cropping, sharpening, or tweaking of any kind.
Dr. Sketchy Houston at Avant Garden July 2009
Strobist Info:
580EX II off camera right with plastic diffuser triggered with pocket wizards
Shot from behind to get the flash above the artist's sketch
Typ: Other Ship
IMO Number: 8813910 Country: Luxembourg
MMSI Number: 253042000 Length: 124.0m
Callsign: LXDI Beam: 23.0m
I've been using alot of devices with 3g Ùˆwifi and whatever kind of network there is
and suddenly i felt sooooooo tensed decided i'd light up the candles turn off any kind of device , lights , ac, ipod , blackberry , pc , anything electronic basicly
And just sat down on the low candles light with the sound os a slow wind everything was so peacful and decided i should take a shot and post it :p so 2 hours later i took out my dslr and i took this shot i should encourage u to do so hehehe
A strange area in the middle of the Austin Greenbelt. The signs say "entry strictly forbidden". The area is being monitored remotely using ground sensors (seen just inside the fence). It appears to be an abandoned military facility. The only inhabitants that can be seen are a large community of mutated cats (no tail and curled up ears).
On the 25th February 2021 the 'Dutch Pearl' (2010) tows the 'Wavewalker 1' off Dawlish.
Built at the Shipyard Gebr. Kooiman in Zwijndrecht the 'Dutch Pearl' is a 31-metre long double propelled chine strake hull multipurpose tugboat with stern roll and push bow. The vessel has a bollard pull of 46.2 tonnes and can carry out its work well in shallow as well as deep water. The 'Wavewalker 1' is being returned to Newhaven having provided a platform for piling work at Dawlish.
This great golden digger wasp was busy working the milkweed and I was snapping him when this honeybee decided to try out that area. The wasp turned on the honeybee as if to say "no trespassing" and the bee immediately flew off. The wasp continued to work methodically from floret to floret.
I was lucky enough to win and take home the One-off SDgr Lorina Girl from the Volks 2015 Dolpa Tea Party in LA! The whole event was so much fun but this was the icing on the cake! I'm smitten. This is only a quick photo but I already love her in every single wig I've tried on her!
Right now the sun is just coming over the horizon when I head off to work. This field is very near my home. Last year it was planted in cotton. Cotton gets rotated every other year.
The New York Islanders get set to take the face-off against the Toronto Maple Leafs at Nassau Coliseum.
This is a 5 shot handheld hdr.
A Cory's Shearwater Calonectris diomedea borealis or Cagarra as it is known locally taking off just off Cabo Girão...
As they build up speed they run along the surface of the water to help them get up into the air!
Oregon Inlet bird zone, off limits! I took this from the Herbert C. Bonner bridge while my husband was driving north! I thought the camera/lens did a pretty good job since you can make out the words on the sign!!
January 29th 2009 -- Ostrander Bowl, Yosemite National Park, California, USA -- Skiers at the top of the Ostrander Bowl regearing and pulling of skins for the ride back down. I caught up to these 4 at the top of the bowl after a pause in the middle to shoot another group of skiers headed down. There was something tableau like about the the way they were all lined up beneath the headwall as the sunbeams tracked across the snow behind them. Regearing at the top, putting on the gortex, peeling the skins off, grabbing a quick bite of food and a sip of water is the hidden moment of meditation that turns the corner between the effort of climbing the mountain and the grace of skiing down it. Skiers from left to right, Jennifer Chang, Matt Hrudka, Derek Harwell and Drew Harwell -- Photo By Jeffrey Rueppel