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This Chevrolet Bigfoot Truck -Predator- is exhibited in the Kruse Automotive & Carriage Museum in Auburn, Indiana / USA.
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Dieser Chevrolet Bigfoot Truck -Predator- ist im Kruse Automotive & Carriage Museum in Auburn, Indiana / USA ausgestellt.
Comic-Con International: San Diego 2010
San Diego Comic-Con International, also known as Comic-Con International: San Diego, and commonly known as Comic-Con or the San Diego Comic-Con, was founded as the Golden State Comic Book Convention and later the San Diego Comic Book Convention in 1970 by Shel Dorf and a group of San Diegans.
It is traditionally a four-day event (Thursday through Sunday — though a four-hour preview night on Wednesday is open to professionals, exhibitors, and some guests pre-registered for all four days) held during the summer in San Diego, California, United States, at the San Diego Convention Center. Comic-Con is both the name of the annual event and the common name of the organization.
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In our lives we all play both roles of predator and prey. I've been feeling particularly "preyed" on lately which upset me and I realized I don't have to just be someones victim...I'm also a hunter.
The mascot from the Nashville Predators hockey team showed up too.
The CMA Music Festival is a 4-day music festival centered around country music hosted each June by the Country Music Association in Nashville, Tennessee.[1] Begun in 1972 as Fan Fair, the event now draws over 400 artists and celebrities who hold autograph sessions and perform in one of the many concerts offered throughout the festival. Over 191,000 fans from around the world attended the 2007 CMA Music Festival.
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The Tiger, Panthera tigris, is found throughout India in long grass, dense thickets, and sometimes tigers even venture into old ruins. Throughout the ages, tigers have been said to possess magical powers. I wanted to capture that myth with this image and ‘cast a spell’ on the viewer. This tiger’s enchanting expression actually gave me the inspiration for my entire “Eyes of Nature” collection.
A visit to the Alberta Grain Terminal – an example of predator-prey relations and the high learning curve associated with photography under new circumstances; also that review of the shoot shows and adds to the learning via the editing process: the cunning of the predator to come from a secluded rest area – that only a few strike attempts are successful – the maneuverability of the predator – the flocking ‘protection’ of prey to try reduce the impact on the group – the quickness with which a successful strike occurs. Feb. 2, 2014, Edmonton, regular video speed - then a slide sequence of the successful strike and the catch.
This area would be a good place to practice use of different frame settings – to figure out how to reduce the shadow imaging from such rapid movement; any one that has done that – send me e-mail.
AvP: Alien Vs. Predator - Afternoon Abominations - Unmasking the Horror Tour - Universal Orlando Halloween Horror Nights 24 - Universal Orlando - Orlando, FL
A close up of the Kittens face. Not so innocent now.
Note that this kitten is a tri colour male( Calico ), considered rare since they are usually sterile and have an extra X chromosone. In some cultures these cats are considered lucky.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calico_cat
Monochrome version here
Ol Pejeta Conservancy, Nanyuki, Kenya
The males are often social and may group together for life, usually with their brothers in the same litter; although if a cub is the only male in the litter then two or three lone males may form a group, or a lone male may join an existing group. These groups are called coalitions. In one Serengeti, 41% of the adult males were solitary, 40% lived in pairs and 19% lived in trios.
Hours de ordurves ? Smokey confronts his nemesis. It was hand to hand, down and dirty , there were no prisoners taken. The aftermath was awful. The Smoke got all these little hairs stuck in his teeth. It was a dental floss nightmare. (Actually they were very cute. Bonded wonderfully. Smoke is a real gentleman and was on his best behavior).
1st Armoured Regiment returns to Darwin after being transported by sea from Exercise Predator's Strike in Shoalwater Bay, Queensland.
It is the jungle, a jungle in central america, what can you expect? predator and prey, killing and surviving, which maintains the ecological balance, and also the beauty of life.
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Another point along the Rock Harbor Trail at Isle Royale National Park. Isle Royale is a large, remote, isolated island near the northern shore of Lake Superior that should probably be part of Ontario instead of Michigan, but nobody remembered it was there when people were drawing up the maps they used to write the treaties. People--both Native and Euro American--have lived here on occasion, but since it was turned into a national park in 1940, the only people living here even part-time have been a few park rangers and a small number of scientific folks studying the predator-prey relationship between the island's moose and wolf populations.
It's that study that prompted me to go through all my Isle Royale pictures recently. Isle Royale's isolation made it possible to study the predator-prey relationship in a box, so scientists started watching in 1959. Scientists believe moose and wolves have coexisted on Isle Royale a number of times since the island emerged from the ice 11,000 years ago. One or the other population would cross onto the island from Ontario in the winter over ice and stay a while, then either die off or leave. Neither species was on the island when Euro-Americans showed up, though there was a population of caribou that has since gone extinct.
The forebears of the current moose population showed up around 1900, and they spent several decades eating the island bare. A few moose aren't going to have much impact on Isle Royale's vegetation, but the island's big enough to support a couple of thousand. By the middle of the 20th century, the island's fir forests had been decimated. And then the wolves showed up. The first wolves--likely just a single female and two males--crossed over around 1940, and for the next several decades they and their descendants enjoyed what must have seemed an endless feast of moose. There were about 20 wolves on the island when the study began in 1959. At their peak in 1980, there were fifty wolves, and the moose population was in sharp decline. There was some fear among the scientists that the wolves would eat the moose to extinction.
That's when wolf disaster hit, as canine panovirus (accidentally introduced by humans, of course) spread through the population. The wolves--all descended from that single female and two males--proved especially vulnerable to the virus, and by 1982 their number had dropped to 14. The disease passed, but the population never recovered. Inbreeding had weakened the population, and a long period of warm winters without significant ice kept new wolves from coming to the island. The last thirty years of island wolf history has been a long and painful decline.
For a while, things went the other way for the moose, whose numbers exploded to 2,500 by 1996. But then a combination of a lack of vegetation and an explosion in the population of a particular moose tick caused moose numbers to collapse to about 500 in the winter of 1996-1997. This collapse proved another set-back for the wolves, whose population was still fighting to recover from the virus. They suddenly had far fewer moose to eat, which was a second punch in the genetics.
By the time I took this picture in 2011, there were fewer than 10 wolves left on the island. It had become apparent that the wolves weren't going to recover on their own, and the National Park Service had started a vicious debate with itself over what, if anything to do about it.
More to come ...
I wondered around the entire Con and never saw these two together beyond the parade. I ended up seeing the Alien in the Marriott late Sunday night, but never saw Predator. I finally gave up and went to attend the concert in the Hyatt. Then, a friend realized maybe predator was cloaked and that's why we never a saw him! So, we ran back to the Marriot and took a photo with Alien hugging Predator so you all could see him. Clever cloaking....