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A Pronghorn Antelope doe takes one of her day old twin fawns for a run after cleaning up and nursing it.
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Last evening the fire department had a controlled burn/training for new cadets. 19* out and Dave was gone for a good seven hours. I rode out for a few hours. One has to salute these men and women for their dedication.
A great horned owl chick practicing its flying skills. The nesting tree is shaped like a u at the top so the chicks would practice flying from one branch to another.
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"Do you think anyone will come?" she asked in a soft voice while rehearsing her routine, with the Angel assisting her to stay steady as she concentrated on the lines and shapes of her body.
The Angel's lips twitched, and her fingers briefly tightened on the girl's arm. "Do you think it matters?" she replied.
The girl continued to maintain her form, the Angel continued to silently guide her, tapping gently to correct. The smile never left the Angels' lips, as she waited for the girl to process her thoughts and feelings.
That part of the dance completed, the girl folded her legs under herself, hugging her knees to her chest, still thoughtful.
"It mostly doesn't matter." She murmured, then glanced up with her impish smile and wide eyes, "It's been fun, of course, but it -partly- matters; I brought my ego along in my backpack after all."
The angel chuckled in that soft, lilting way she had, nodding at the girl's words. "I think it is one of those things in life, where it is all about the journey. We've had fun doing this, you have met so many people in the city."
She shrugged, "I think you will dance beautifully, and I certainly intend to be there!"
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Reflected at Eulennest Gallery
Exhibiting through to Dec 5
Taken in our garden.
We think this is a Mayfly and probably the Large Dark Olive Mayfly Beetis Rhodani. If it isn't I hope someone will set us straight. The flower on the other hand, is definitely a clematis - Betty Corning.
At first I didn't know he was there. I took a single photo to upload to the big monitor to see if there were stamens inside and there he was, all blurry. So I went back out and made his acquaintance!
Majestic.
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Reenactment of the Battle of Jena 1806 (2022)
{135 mm: ƒ/2.8 | 1/1000 s | ISO 100 | cropped}
More information in German: www.jena1806.org/home.html.
My patented wine glass shot :) A good night for the practice on which a short window this time of year for this kind of shot.
IMG_0204 as Smart Object-1
So I had this urge to practice on some pictures and lo and behold I stumbled over this picture from Meera which made my finguers itch to practice my photoshopping. Honestly, I quite like the way it came out.
Thank you so much Meera for letting me practice on you!
View here to see the original: flic.kr/p/2jeZZNM
The cheetah's slender, long-legged body is built for speed. They are the fastest land animal in the world.
To witness this, is a privilege, not shared by many. ( Kgalagadi Transfrontier Park, RSA)
This is the photography backdrop I told you about and the model is Rontzy, one of the toys I've made. And because mouses love to eat, she's sitting near an old wooden food recipient.
Any constructive criticism is warmly welcomed. Thank you!
Dan's Hasselback potatoes are pretty damn near perfect.
34:52 Food – Take your food photography to the next level…or if you haven’t shot food before – It’s not lunch, it’s art!
Flickr Friends - we're off to Knight Inlet on Canada's West Coast where we'll have no wi-fi for a week, way hay!
"If you want others to be happy, practice compassion. If you want to be happy practice compassion".
Dalai Lama
I bought a SB-700 Speedlight and am practicing with it. This is coloured work paper. I have a lot to learn.
Must be a female. Brown hues, heavily streaked with strong buff eyebrow.
Poor time of day—midday. But I cannot, cannot read the news! Headed for the back fields…
“The moment you doubt whether you can fly, you cease for ever to be able to do it.”
― J. M. Barrie, Peter Pan
haven't done one of these shots in a long time :)
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As soon as I got the trip photos on the computer, I knew I had to paiant one of these right away. This is a practice painting; hopefully I will do some more.
the secret is out... this is how they practice those head turning jumps. The Axel jump, also called the Axel Paulsen jump for its creator, Norwegian figure skater Axel Paulsen
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My dear wife at her daily 2 hour violin practice. Most days are on modern violin with a couple of days on Baroque violin.
Red-winged Blackbird landing on a young aspen tree. With the proliferation of new trees came many new feathered friends.
"The Red-winged Blackbird... has scarlet-and-yellow shoulder patches they can puff up or hide depending on how confident they feel. Females are a subdued, streaky brown, almost like a large, dark sparrow.."
Cornell Lab of Ornithology, Red-winged Blackbird
Nikon D810, 500.0 mm f/4.0 (1.4 teleconverter) (700mm)
1/2000 sec; f/6.3; ISO 1000
Manual exposure, tripod with Jabu thingy
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