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Periquito-rico (Brotogeris tirica).
Trilha dos Tucanos, TapiraÃ, São Paulo, Brazil.
Animal in wildlife.
No doubt there will be some members of our society will go ape sh*t over this sign but the majority will almost certainly think this is amusing
Engagement 800+
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Plain Tiger butterfly
© Harshith JV
Place: The Valley School road, Bangalore / Bengaluru
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File date: Janaury 15, 2014 at 10:48 AM IST
Names: Plain tiger / African monarch butterfly
Species ID: Danaus chrysippus
Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danaus_chrysippus , www.ifoundbutterflies.org/sp/744/Danaus-chrysippus, www.drkrishi.com/plain-tiger-2
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(Brachystola magna). Jeff Davis County, Texas.
One of the largest insects in the country, plains lubbers can emerge in massive numbers when the conditions are right. Unable to fly due to their considerable bulk and undersized wings, these grasshoppers prefer to walk and hop short distances as they scour the ground for a variety of food sources including both plant and animal material. These lumbering beasts are native to the Great Plains, parts of the Southwest, and northern Mexico. We saw thousands in varied habitats in the Davis Mountains and adjacent semi-arid prairie and desert scrub.
Plains Bison (Bison bison) in the aspen woods in Elk Island National Park about 45 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
14 November, 2015.
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Plains Bison (Bison bison) in the aspen woodland areas of Elk Island National Park about 45 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
14 November, 2015.
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Brotogeris tirica - at Trilha dos Tucanos, Tapiraà - SP. I just love these green guys!
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I'm calling it a Plain Wave, but I'm not wholly convinced! Any ID help gratefully accepted.
I was photographing something else when I spotted part of this moth's wing sticking out from under a leaf on the ground. I caught it and it very obligingly posed on my hand. Made me smile :-)
This started as a bit of playtime using Affinity on the iPaddle when on holiday, then morphed into a Sunday Sliders mangle.
The source image was a three-icm multiple exposure in-camera using the camera’s Lighten blend option. It’s of a rusty corrugated tin fence with a slight jiggle and two bigger horizontal ICM movements. The Lighten blend gave a curious mix of blurred horizontal and textured still lines which persist to the final version. The symmetry was corrected using a Perspective filter.
The result was processed twice, once in colour and once in high-contrast black and white. This latter monochrome layer was then blended back over the colour layer using Luminosity blend mode. All the colour came through but used the high contrast tonality of the B&W layer.
It’s not enough, I cried. (Or, more precisely, an ‘ I wonder what happens if…’ moment occurred.)
The crisscross was made by duplicating the resulting look and then rotating it (and resizing it to fit over the original). The rotated layer was blended over the original using Multiply which increased the contrast. The rest was just balancing the tones and colours and adding a slight light vignette.
Thanks for looking. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Sliders Sunday and 100x :)
a different take on an old irrigation ditch (named Oligarchy ditch, circa 1866) running through the northern Colorado plains with a familiar front-range skyline behind
A rework of of an old shot to mark 3 years since returning from New Zealand. This was one of the photos I had hoped to take before leaving but didn't expect to get the opportunity.
he raw looked really quite different as there was quite a haze as well as having to deal with the dirty plastic windows of the aeroplane.
The plane wasflying close to the Eastern coastline of the south island. The view extends beyond the Western coastline to the Tasman sea
Florissant, CO - Most of the time the drone is used strictly for work, however, it's fun to take some shots in the Colorado mountains when time is allowed.