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Last fox picture for now, this is my fave one even if I like the other ones.
Taken at the Wildpark Langenberg, in the region of Zürich.
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Another nice scene! The cub on the left was posing and smiling for me, the one in the middle was licking her/him and the one on the right was biting the licking cub! Crazy, funny and cute! :D
Taken at the zoo of Zürich.
First time using my background stand and backdrops. Shot in my relatively small living room.
My girlfriend was kind enough to model for me.
Lighting setup: 30" umbrella camera right-high, silver reflector camera-left with on-camera flash bounced off reflector and used to trigger the umbrella-strobe.
I softened it a bit too much in post processing. :(
Another shot of the beautiful Great Gray Owl that some of us saw at Griffith Woods, in hunting mode. I was lucky enough to see it on 10 January 2014 and again in February. Normally, we don't get Great Gray Owls in Calgary, so this was such a treat. I haven't seen or heard any reports or photos of it since then, so maybe it has moved on.
A few days after I saw the owl, friend Bonnie sent me the following information that she had received from Gus Yaki, a well-known Naturalist in the city. This owl hadn't been seen for three days, so maybe it had moved on. When asked about the possibility of the food supply having run out, he did not think the owl was feeding well because it was hunting during mid-day. It should have been hunting at dawn and dusk and sleeping during the day. He said they have excellent hearing. Also, he said he has not seen many small mammal tracks at this location and apparently the Meadow Voles have to surface to allow carbon dioxide to exit from their tunnels. He also said the owls see in ultraviolet which causes mouse urine to shine so they would see that.
"These birds wait, listen, and watch for prey, then swoop down; they also may fly low through open areas in search of prey. Their large facial disks, also known as "ruffs", focus sound, and the asymmetrical placement of their ears assists them in locating prey, because of the lack of light during the late and early hours in which they hunt. On the nesting grounds, they mainly hunt at night and near dawn and dusk; at other times, they are active mostly during the night.
They have excellent hearing, and may locate (and then capture) prey moving beneath 60 cm (2.0 ft) of snow in a series of tunnels solely with that sense. They then can crash to a snow depth roughly equal to their own body size to grab their prey. Only this species and, more infrequently, other fairly large owls from the Strix genus are known to "snow-plunge" for prey, a habit that is thought to require superb hearing not possessed by all types of owls." From Wikipedia.
The first link shows a cross-section of a Great Gray Owl, showing the small size of the skeleton compared to the bulk of the plumage:
upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/40/Strix_n...
pretty Coco is a queen of philippinese beauty contest , and she will go home soon , i took a chance to invite her to the north seashore called Basawan beach which there is a beautiful restaurant , and inside the restaurant they are many colorful decroration, coco dress the tropics long skirt , she showed her elegant pose and action , that was so charming and gorgeous
Sorry I've been away for a bit but I've been real busy! If you want to know what with you can check out my blog at www.aaronvan.com. Anyway, this is officially my first studio shot! I finally got a strobe! it's an Alien Bees B800 and I love it! My back patio is going to be transforming into a studio over the next few weeks and months and you can be sure to see photos of the transformation right here.
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This is a small unedited version if you are interested in a higher resolution edited version drop me a line and I'll put it at the top of my to do list! I'd be happy to get it to you! (yellow watermarks = unedited)
Check here for past comic conventions I've shot! Thanks for stopping by! You can find me on FB "Vic Threepio Photography" or on IG @vthreepio where I post some of my other photography as well!
Seductive South African Sue Posing Outside at The Garden Court Hotel Corner Owl and Empire Roads Milpark Braamfontein Johannesburg South Africa March 16th 1999
I am posing dramatically :)
"I'm ready for my closeup, Mr. deMille"
Extra points for those of you who can place the classic film this line came from, and who spoke it.