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This is my "new neighbour", think he lives above me and he comes almost every day for a visit outside my window (stealing the birds food). Amazing to see this wee guy up close and this is taken with my vintage macro manual focus lens(!) The reason for that is that's the lens that I had on the camera, thinking I won't have time to change. Amazed how long he sat still and I managed to find focus without him moving too much! I even had time to change lens before he disappeared.
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. In the background bokeh, a portrait I took for the Facebook advertising campaign on the electronic billboard - it's so surreal seeing them in my Glasgow stomping grounds. Enjoy!
The one that you are looking for, you're not gonna find her here.
So similar to a picture I did a few days ago. I am so uninspired.
We found this inquisitive stray puppy in a small village in central Nepal, the ticks on his eyes didn't seem to stop him from wanting to play!
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This week, we finally put up a sunsail that I had bought to use as a cat hammock! It is triangular; we tied it between 3 trees. I can see that it will sag rapidly so we are going to have to tighten it up! Some of the cats were interested, and some- just suspicious or ignored it! ALL that work! But Tinker, Al, and Mac did find it pretty cool!
I can see that all our big climb-on toys we have in the yard for the cats really need scrubbing! Spring work in the yard is never done.
This young capricorn in the Julian alp mountains of Slovenia is obviously surprised looking into the lens of a bridge camera, but it's not scared.
Young Mick the whippet my full time side kick become another shadow couldn't imagine being without now and off for a break to West Wales next week yipeee
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A stunning male Pseudemoia pagenstecheri in full autumn breeding colours. A specimen from the treeless basalt plains to the north of Melbourne, Australia. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D DSLR coupled to a vintage Contax Carl Zeiss 60/2.8 C/Y Makro Planar T* 1:2 lens with a Leitax adapter.
Tripod, manual metering, manual focus and a multi-flash set-up utilized. Taken fully stopped-down @ f.22 & 1/80th sec.
Family is everything! I was over the moon to see them despite a thunderstorm looming. The never-ending rain has probably helped with the successful hatch causing way less chances of human intrusion.
Baby Common Loons are precocial, which means they are more mature and mobile than other new hatchlings. Loon chicks are able to swim and dive right after hatching. After their first day or two of life, the loon family moves to a “nursery” area to raise their young and they do not return to the nest. The chicks are fed small food items including minnows and insects caught by their parents for the first few weeks of life. Since I knew where their nursery was from previous years I was able to capture a few shots. It was rather difficult because the parents are understandably in protection mode keeping the chicks between them. Very good parents from what I can see. The male was making sounds I never heard before, It sounded like someone laughing. I didn't stay long not wanting to tire the chicks out, hopefully, next time I'll catch them riding on their parents' backs.
self portrait at mirror
Etoile è la mia inquilina.Ci sono periodi in cui va via,altri in cui si mette comoda e ha voglia di giocare,allora è come se in cielo ci fosse un arcobaleno e tutto si colora.
A volte mi vergogno di lei,di portarla in società, e la lascio a casa.Le faccio gli occhi severi e lei si rifugia a dormire nel lampadario.Sì,vive in un lampadario,nella stanza più segreta della mia mente...
A volte invece sono io a svegliarla,a chiederne con insistenza la presenza,i suoi giochi,la sua imprevedibilità.Oppure arriva a tradimento e, mentre il mondo mi chiede compostezza e "ruolo", mi mette un sorriso agli angoli degli occhi e devo lasciarla fare.
Etoile ha una veste di seta di ragno e calze a righe colorate,l'una diversa dall'altra,
piccole piccole ali sulla schiena di cui si serve,a volte,in modo impertinente e, tra i capelli,mille campanellini d'argento.Quando li muove tintinnano allegri e mettono voglia di sorridere.
Così,se a volte sorrido senza motivo,so che Etoile si sta pettinando...
o vuole scacciare la tristezza che si avvicina alla sua stanza...
Etoile mangia come una fata...briciole di biscotto,qualche nocciola,
un po' di succo di mirtilli che beve dal mio ditale.Mangia nei posti più strani,ma adora farlo nelle tue tasche o in fondo alla tua giubba...se senti un fastidioso pizzicorino nei posti più strani è certamente Etoile che rovista alla ricerca di qualche briciola o che fa pulizia con la sua scopina dopo aver mangiato.
Fai attenzione ad accettare i suoi biscotti...hanno degli effetti imprevedibi,
perchè nell'impasto le cade sempre la sua polvere di fata.
Si racconta che possano far cambiare colore ai capelli e i signori perbene non amano i capelli color cipria.Si dice perfino che a qualcuno siano venute un paio d'ali in fondo alla schiena e che se ne sia dovuto andare in giro per un po' svolazzando a testa in giù.L'effetto per fortuna dura poco, ma negli orecchi poi ti restano gli acufeni di un riso cristallino...
Etoile adora regalare i suoi minuscoli pacchetti dei pensieri felici,sono così piccoli che si fa davvero fatica a tirare via il nastro e la carta che li avvolge,ma ne vale la pena.
Dentro ci potrai trovare un po' di pioggia,il rumore del mare,il suono di un carillon,un po' di pulviscolo preso da un raggio di sole...Lei è lì,rimarrà seria seria per tutto il tempo aspettando la tua sorpresa prima di volare via felice a confezionarne un altro.
E ha un'altra magia,la più bella per me...le ho visto trasformare in perle iridescenti le lacrime di un uomo, dopo avergliele raccolte in una mano...
We're about halfway through our 'staycation', and I'm getting the feeling that Buba sometimes wonders if she'll ever get to spend some time alone again... :)