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Time to get out and stretch those muscles! Mind the humidity and don't forget the sunscreen!
23/52, World Bicycle Day, 52 Weeks in 2020
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After uhm... just about 3 hours preening, stretching, looking around and plain doing nothing this osprey is finally ready to take off :-)
Fishing boats ready to launch in the small coastal village of Sheringham North Norfolk uk.
An overcast and cold day.
X-S10 ISO640 XF27mm f/4.5 1/240s +.33EV
Even if there are many toothbrushes today, here is my specimen. First, the teeth are cleaned. Lastly, there is still a little scent. Ready to go, the day can start ;-)
Ingredients: toothbrush, perfume bottle, LED light.
To see all the splendor – look at:
www.flickr.com/photos/148614497@N06/42253994731
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Zuerst. Zuletzt.
Auch wenn es heute wohl viele Zahnbürsten zu sehen gibt, hier mein Exemplar. Zuerst werden mal die Zähne geputzt. Als letztes gibt es noch ein wenig Duft. Startklar, der Tag kann beginnen ;-)
Zutaten: Zahnbürste, Parfum-Flakon, LED-Licht.
Um die ganze Pracht zu sehen – siehe:
www.flickr.com/photos/148614497@N06/42253994731
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#MacroMondays 2018 / May 21 / #ReadyForTheDay
/ HMM to everyone!
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Nikon Micro-Nikkor-P / 1:2.8 / 55 mm / added macro extension tube 16 mm
I have a tough time getting a decent capture of these guys. They visit my feeder pretty regularly these days it seems, but like the chickadee they are all business with no time to lollygag. They cruise in, land on the perch, immediately jump up to the feeder, grab a sunflower seed and are off, with all taking place in only a couple of seconds.
I find them to be quite skittish, at least out in the open like this, and if they manage to spot me through the window they will without even landing simply make a quick U-turn and fly away, not to be seen again for some time.
It is funny, that when I find them in my spruce tree they don't even seem to be aware of you. I definitely prefer a capture of them in the spruce, and I can often hear them, but rarely can I spot them, and when I do they are way up there. I suppose the challenges they pose makes it sweeter when I can get a decent shot of them. As far as this shot goes, I do like it, but am certainly not crazy over it's hurried looking pose. You can just tell that it is ready to spring up to the feeder.
Processed with CameraBag 2
Airfix 1:72 English Electric Lightning F.2A
Flown by Wing Commander J.B.Mitchell, Commanding Officer No. 92 Squadron, Royal Air Force Germany, Gütersloh, August 1972
Walthamstow, East London, UK