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Taken five miles SE of Woodworth, ND in the heart of America's Prairie Pothole Region.
Photo Credit: Rick Bohn
View of Pacifica's waterfront. To the right of this photo are two sag ponds dug in 2005 for the red-legged frog and Pacific tree frog and their predator the San Francisco garter snake. Both have been spotted.
Mori Point, Golden Gate National Recreation Area, South San Francisco, California
Vilate Mary Anderson Sharp and her husband, William Robert Sharp. Parents of Margaret Ellen Sharp Larson.
An random shoot taken when trevelling by bus in Rome. Don't know why but I like the composition. And I've always been a fan of this sharp edged buldings. Probably a nightmare when it comes to trafic safety but the buildings I find very appealing. Had an version where all processing was done in Lightroom uploaded a while ago. It was a bit pale and I'v intead dodge and sharpen it quite hard this time.
Here is one of those quick serendipitous grabs that you see while wandering through life that you are likely to miss if you don’t have an “always” camera with you. It was the highlight and shadow of the backlit grass that attracted my eye. I took a few shots at different ev, but I liked this one with the semi-blown sky the best. This was processed through NIK “Viveza 2”, which did a lot to restore the sharp contrasts in the grass that I actually saw.
Fujifilm X100; ISO-200(auto); f11; 1/170-sec; ev+.67
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This photo of the Thomas and Oleta Wylde Sharp family was taken in the eary 1950's. Oleta Wylde was the daughter of Charles William Wylde and Dora Misener Wylde.
Left to right: Robert Jay, Thomas Ray, Thomas, Oleta, Susan.
Sharp-shinned hawk (Accipiter striatus) in the back yard. A hawk the size of a jay; a small, slim-bodied woodland hawk, with a slim tail and short, rounded wings. Flies with several quick beats and a glide. Adult has a dark back, rustybarred breast. Folded tail of male is slightly notched or square. Head and neck proportionately smaller than Cooper's. Immature is dark brown above, streaked with rusty on underparts.
I phonescoped this adult Sharp-shinned Hawk with the iPhone4 and Leica APO Televid 82mm spotting scope in Los Angeles County, CA, USA on 9 Oct 2013.
When I came home yesterday, I found this little fellow in the center of my apartment courtyard, munching on lunch (another bird).
I had a lot of fun last night playing with my new Speedlite 580EX II. The cheap black blanket I tried using for a backdrop was not as good as I'd hoped, though, so I think I'll be on the look-out for something a little better.