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Foto para Bruna, outra garota que gosta de joaninhas :)
Essa foi a primeira joaninha que eu consegui fotografar. É a Joana.
Câmera: Cyber-Shot DSC-S650
Beautiful Common Wood Nymph hiding-out in meadow grasses during the heat of the day.
Considered uncommon though seemingly abundant, this year.
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I really like this shot, not that it is particularly stunning, but there are two things that set it apart... the swans in the background , and the fact that I have managed to get both shadows, and reflections of the boats in the one shot... as if i actually meant it!!..
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Dark Lake / El Dorado County, California
Near the south shoreline of Dark Lake I noticed a pair of darners floating in the water, seemingly attached as in tandem. I used a slender branch to rake them to shore and in the next 4 images you can see them propped on a boulder, both the dorsal pose with wings stretched out and the side profile. I will be posting these 5 profiles in Western Odonata on Facebook for feedback on the ID of this pair of darners. My gut feeling tells me that they are Paddle-tailed Darners.
Jim Johnson commented: I can't open the images currently, but from the thumbnails they look like Shadow Darners, Aeshna umbrosa.
Sandra Hunt-von Arb commented: Jim got it right from the thumbnails! Shadow Darner, Aeshna umbrosa.
My shadow is cast along the creek on a late afternoon this January . I photograph the creek almost daily and today it’s frozen over me !!
Below, 5 days ago the photographer was open…
A parked car across the street casts a reflection of the sun through my window which has a potted plant growing next to it. I am unable to account for the cause of the horizontal lines as there is nothing but nine small panes through which the reflection is shining.
E X P L O R E MAY 04,2010 pAGE # 26
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wENT tO a cOASTAL aND gET sOME LONG eXPOSURE. uNEXPECTEDLY, I wAS sURPRISED wHAT I sAW tHERE wERE cOUPLES oF fLOATING bAMBOO hOUSE aLONG tHE bORDER nEAR tHE sEA. sUDDENLY, 3 LITTLE kiDS aPPROACHED mE wHILE pREPARING mY cAMERA aND oTHER sTUFF. I aSK tHEM tO tAKE a rIDE wITH mE aND sHOW mE aROUND tHEIR pLACE. bEFORE I LEFT i gAVE tHEM moNEY. I cAN'T iMAGINE hOW hARD LIFE iS.. I dECIDED tO dEDICATE tHIS pHOTO aND nAME iT tO " SHADOW OF HOPE " I wISH aND I hOPE tHERE'S aLWAYS mORE bLESSING aND gOOD fUTURE fOR tHEM..
Shadows masked some area of the focus and brought me a different view. Feel the Spirit of Himalayas.