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Did these for Christmas cards for fishermen/women. Stuck myself a few times with the hooks!
Just a note. I am on ipernity too but am keeping myself on flickr which taught me how to be a photographer. I have been on since around since 2007 and have learned so much from the wonderful and talented people here. I cannot abandon my roots.
Visitors emerge into sharp shadows after a rainstorm passes the "Bird's Nest" National Stadium in Beijing.
High flying aerosol sprayer executes an outrageously sharp turn so that it can fly down the path of an existing trail. The Lord help any passengers on that plane! On second thoughts, there wouldn't have been any passengers and possibly not even a pilot.
Flower solitary, 25mm long, translucent green and white with some light brown. Apex of galea acuminate. Flowering April to May.
A Sharp-shinned Hawk peers back at us from his perch at Highbee Beach in Cape May, NJ. Photographed on 11/11/08.
Details
Vessel Name: DEBI SHARP
Vessel Type: 3A35
Dimensions
Regular Length: 113.3
Overall Length: 120
Regular Breadth: 33.7
Overall Breadth: 33.7 Weight Capacities
Net Tonnage: 129
Light Draft: 7.5
Load Draft: 8
Cargo Handling Equipment: NONE
Additional Stats
Horsepower: 3,600
Highest Fix Point: 42.7
Year Built: 1993
Year Built 2: 1993
Primary Area of Operation: Mississippi River/Gulf Intracoastal Waterway
Operating Base: MAYSVILLE
File Year: 2008
State: KY
TS Operator Code: 1822176
Vessel Coast Guard Number: 995910
Vessel Code: 3268
Vessel Number: 0000000
Vessel Type: 3A35
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The Ohio River at Portsmouth.
Spotted in Athens, GA US. A winter visitor, the Sharp-shinned hawk is a stunning little example of falconiformes!
Very sharp, unidentified International 9900IX with a covered wagon, on I-75SB in Kentucky in July, 2015.
The sky was great. Good to shoot buildings. Found this unique very very sharp edged building during our travel around Singapore.