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Perhaps the last butterfly I'll photograph this year and aptly named Question mark. Or perhaps we'll get a few more warm fall days. One never knows.
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4/23/10 - I've been super lost lately...there is so much going on in my head at any given moment, and it is leaving me somewhat insane. I felt like I should express it in a photo. Let me know what you think!
*update* 4/24/10 - not sure what everyone's religion is nor does it matter, but I did a whole lot of praying last night......woke up today totally refreshed and feeling like a champ....I guess I'll have to make a happy picture now haha.
thanks to my friend and fellow flickrite Shuck for pressing the shutter on this one.
5d w/ 50 1.8
strobist:
- vivitar 285hv 1/4 through brollie high cam left
- vivitar 285hv 1/2 bounced off brollie high cam right aimed at my shoulder and wall
*fired w/ cactus v2s
In 2013 I took part in a Batman-themed photoshoot. Batman and all his friends and foes where there. I was asked to play The Penguin again (I had done it before in 2011). This photoshoot was organized and shot by my very good friend Ken Cranney, a.k.a. RikerVP. He's an excellent photographer.
Please take a look at his webpage: www.rikervp.nl
Check out this video for 'the making of' for live-footage ánd much more great photo's! youtu.be/YoO_0Ppsa1Y
The Penguin: Klaas de Jonge
The Riddler: Danny Andeweg
Batman: Martin van Bentem
Make-up: Miranda van der Velde
Photography: Ken Cranney a.k.a. RikverVP
The question mark butterfly caterpillars (Polygonia interrogationis) that I rescued from a volunteer elm sapling about to get obliterated are getting big!
Give me some ideas for who I should paint next. It can be your favorite character, or someone from a popular movie/book. It must be a fictional character.
This scene along a dirt road by the little berg of Como, Co. caught my eye. Happy Fence Friday everyone.
This is the orange winter form of the species. The butterfly emerges from hibernation in early spring and may occasionally be spotted on a warm winter day. It is uncommon to see this butterfly species on flowers as pictured here on Japanese Andromeda (Pieris japonica).
- Used in this blog
- Used in Foglio Sparsi blog.
- Used on the Famiva Blog Questions Page on May 31, 2007.
- Used in a Blog2Learn Slideshow on slideshare.
- Used in a story on De Smog Blog on April 2, 2007.
- Used in Kopstopp blog.
-Used in a course blog here.
Okay, according to the plaque, it's actually called 'No Doubt', and portrays two ants (one is difficult to see, right on top of the dot) who have discovered an odd cake. It's about not giving up, despite the goal seeming insurmountable.
This scruffy-looking area is indeed outside a cake shop, so I'm not sure how that helps business. :-)