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I decided I'm going to start posting my shots in the morning. Since the weather is becoming nice, I want to spend my afternoons after work getting out to get some pics. In the past, I would go out and feel rushed when I got home to comment and post, so I think this is a good solution. It seemed to work good yesterday, so that is probably what I will do from now on.
This is Sharp-lobed Hepatica. I didn't get a shot I really liked of this species last year, so waited a whole year to get another chance. I was happy with the outcome of this one. :^)
I hope everyone enjoys this image! :^)
The scientific name for this species is: Hepatica nobilis.
April 9th_2019
Forgive me when I post too many photos of the grouse!
On April 9th 3 friends and I drove south of the city to a Sharp-tailed Grouse lek. This was my second visit to the lek in a number of years and I might not be back there again!
Thanks for your visits, comments and faves! They are all appreciated!
It feels a bit unusual for Sharpes to have a plain white coach. Perhaps this is one they've just bought, or possibly more likely one they're about to sell.
Trent Bridge, Nottingham
8.2.25
Sharpes 22CDX Volvo Olympian OLY-50 Alexander in Nottingham on University open day shuttle service on 12 September 2015.
Ex 99-D-449 Dublin Bus RV449.
This sharp shinned hawk likes it hang out in the trees near our’s and our neighbor’s bird feeder. Quite the handsome bird.
Sharp 5 - 20 Jahre Jazzit - 05.05.2022 - Jazzit Musik Club Salzburg
Besetzung:
Joschi Öttl: trumpet
Chris Kronreif: saxes
Lukas Kletzander: piano
Gernot Haslauer: double bass
Robert Kainar: drums
tyler sharp is a fellow phoot camper and real cowboy. he is the real deal born and raised in nocona texas, he rides horses, has a revolver and can round up cattle.
tyler is part of a project that is trying to preserve a piece of texas history: the chisholm trail, it was a trail used in the late 19th century to drive cattle overland from texas to kansas. there plan with the backing of the texas historical commission is to ride the 400 mile trail on horse back with a bunch of photographers and film makers. they will document the trail with the aim of raising awareness of the trail so there will be interest in preserving it for future generations. the project needs backing and they are trying to raise finds with a kick starter project, head on over to there kickstarter page to donate, find out more and see a video of tyler in action
if you like this portrait you can check out more of my montage portraits called fragmented portraits. you can also check out all my montage portraits posted so far in this flickr set.
This was one of four Sharp shinned hawks that passed over my head.
By next week, I think, we will see many more sharp shinned hawks.
This hawk came down and took a titmouse right in front me, these are the only shots I got as he swooped in while my eye was on my viewfinder focusing in on some birds. Out of the corner of my eye I saw this shadow and the next thing I knew he was in the tree feeding. I crept as close as I could and got these shots but that was all I could capture, he flew into some heavy brush.
I have heard that Greece has very sharp light compared to most places. NY is another place that has sharp light. I live in Crete and I travel to Athens every so often and I have noticed that the light is equally sharp in both places. This photograph was shot in Rethymno early in the morning. The sun was strong, bright and the shadows that were created had a dark intensity. High contrast! I spotted the light path, splashing on the door and I lifted my camera over my head, tilted the LCD screen downwards and shot the man with the amazingly blue shirt. He, being in my photo, at that precise moment, made my day! Snap!
Papa-moscas-do-campo (Culicivora caudacuta). (Vieillot, 1818).
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While at Reifel today, I was blessed with a rare sighting of this little fella. Seen in BC, Canada only every couple of years, it was a sight to behold. Made my day!
Reifel Bird Sanctuary, Ladner, BC Canada Sep 2015
Papa-moscas-do-campo (Culicivora caudacuta).
IUCN Red List, Vulnerable.
Altiplano Leste, Distrito Federal, Brazil.
Image of animal in wildlife.
Ticotico Estriado, Sharp-billed Treehunter, Heliobletus contaminatus.
Especie # 1.948
Parque Estadual Intervales
Estado de São Paulo
Brasil
www.nickafkas.com Boston USA 2013
Band of American Veterans Marches at the Greek Independence Day Parade in Boston. Awesome!!!
Shot from 150ft (50meters) away at 200mm of an 80-200 and a D700! I had no idea that he was looking at my lens when i took the photo!
High resolution capture, from above of this massive, spikey leafed plant outside of my home in Santa Fe, New Mexico
asiatische Rasiermesser, restauriert, extrem scharf
Asian razor, restored, extremely sharp
アジアンカミソリ、復元、非常に鋭い
focusstacking ( 5 to 7 pics)
This adult Sharpie showed up and sat in the backyard for a good 15 minutes the other day waiting for an opportunity for a free meal.
This Red Tailed Hawk lives in captvitiy at the Palm Beach Zoo. At some point in the past, this bird, and many others in their collection, suffered a permanent injury that prohibits them from being rehabilitated and released back in the wild. The exhibit helps demonstrate the impact people have on the wildlife around them.
Sunset at Sharpness point, Tynemouth with Stu
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Bristol - Cardiff train passing through Sharpness Station hauled by a Dean Goods Locomotive No.2322. On the poster board on the end of the building, one can read London Midland & Scottish Railway. The well known grain silo towers in the background. Circa early 1950s
Photo from the Real Photo/Ian Allan collection which seem to have disappeared into the NRM. Quite amazing really - in the pre digital age one could get free catalogues and order various sizes of prints for quite modest prices.