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There is a small park near my parents which has a little lake that is home to a flock of Corellas. These usually depart during the day to forage, but return in the afternoon for a drink and to set up roost for the night.
This day was heavily overcast and the light levels weren't the best. The usual decisions about F stop, shutter speed and iso.....
There was a small rock a few feet into the lake. It was a prime spot to get a drink. You could comfortably fit two corellas on it. That didn't stop a few arguments breaking out about who's turn it was.
Fredrick Baldwin Park, Perth.
216/366/2016, 2042 days in a row
Delighted to hear a stretch of land on our doorstep is to be made into a national park m.rte.ie/news/2016/0803/806624-dublin-mountains/#media
Architecte : Claude Parent [1923-2016]
- D'après Claude Parent il s'agirait de son 2ème immeuble. Il a été réalisé pour un promoteur opposé à toute innovation architecturale.
the whole family were on the lake together, but these 2 were close and kept popping their heads under the water for pond weed etc...YSP, West Yorks
I'm not someone who likes to parent by punishment. I like to inspire cooperation and model good behavior. But sometimes that doesn't work. Like when you slam your sisters head in the door "by accident". Or when you punch her in the face (another accident, you argued, because you meant to punch her in the leg and missed). Everyone makes mistakes, but I'm beginning to suspect that you think it's ok to be mean. So today we took your door off it's hinges, took away all electronics, made you write lines and letters of apology. I know this isn't you. You're going through something and whatever it is, I'd like to help you through it, but being nice and kind and respectful are three things I will insist upon. Here you are laughing at someone who didn't deserve to be laughed at. Check yourself, kiddo. Mama is unimpressed.
Freshly hatched storks in the Zoo Basel. When watching both parents take care of their young ones, the nest and the still unhatched eggs, one realizes how much work goes into this. Compared to other storks around, the parents are a lot skinnier and their feathers are a lot less cared for. As probably many human counterparts would agree: Parenting is a hell of a job, especially at the beginning.
Blue tit (Cyanistes caeruleus) prepares to exit its nest with a fecal sac produced by one if its chicks.
Modraszka (Cyanistes caeruleus) szykuje się do wylotu z dziupli z pakietem odchodów jednego z piskląt.
My father and mother :-)
As I pack my bags, I can’t help but be sad too as I am about to leave my family once again. Blogged
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Informal portrait of my mum and dad in their home taken using on camera flash bounced off the ceiling and a reflector - which unfortunately did catch a highlight in their glasses.
“We never know the love of our parents for us till we have become parents.”
Henry Ward Beecher
Tehran,Iran
Summer 2009
All I can say is that I had no direction and I was just trying not to get bored so I played with layers and glitter and just...stuff ha :D
We met with our broker and found out what we need to buy the house we're renting...and if not this one, whatever house we do come upon...I hate knowing it will be in my name but I'm at the point where I'll just agree to make my parents happy...And really at least my credit score wasn't nearly as awful as I'd feared!
Also the day wasn't a total wash, I found a book I'd been wanting for a few years now that I'd had as a teenager but it's out of print. You can buy it on Amazon for $30 (ack!) but I found it in nearly perfect condition for $1 at a thrift store...um score? Hell yeah!
I love taking shots of birds in flight and swallows are especially challenging as they are speedy and change direction constantly. Years ago on Flickr, l saw a photo of a swallow in flight and that showed me that it could be done given a lot of practice
Birds leave when you to get too close, but I wanted a shot that had little cropping. So, I added a teleconverter making my lens 560mm so I could be further away. I also hid in the shadow of a low wall so I wouldn’t be as visible.
It was a bright day, so I was able to change my aperture to f/10 to get more of the shot in focus and to increase my shutter speed to 1/3200 trying to decrease motion blur. Fortunately, I was able to keep my ISO at 800 so my shot would not have too much noise. I set my camera on burst mode and waited until something happened. Then I got lucky!
Tree Swallow
Tachycineta bicolor
Member of Nature’s Spirit
Good Stewards of Nature
© 2018 Patricia Ware - All Rights Reserved
Best enlarged - minor crop
ƒ/10.0
560.0 mm
1/3200
ISO 800
I am honored that this photo was chosen as one of top 25 photos on Flickr in 2018 from around the world.