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har har.

 

This isn't a cockroach, though it looks like one. It doesn't behave like one - it flies, and doesn't flee light - and doesn't invade the apartment in droves.

Sabi Sands Reserve, South Africa.

A safari vehicle full of shutterbugs, including the ranger/driver. Camouflaged wrap often indicates a long lens owned by the photographer. Note: Most animals do not see color and view a safari vehicle and its occupants as a single unit.

project365: day 23 of 365+1

 

strobist: 3 light setup ambient from floor lamp cam right, snoot flash cam lower right at aimed at left shoulder and snooted flash cam left upper corner aimed at subjects face, all with budget triggers.

Fellow dive buddies photographing the local aquatic fauna at Whytecliff Park, West Vancouver, BC.

Critique welcome, please and thank you :)

Shutterbugs trip to Bethel, CT

Critique welcome, please and thank you :)

photo by Lynn Barreto Miranda

Goan Shutterbugs' Nature Photo Walk

outside Fatorda Stadium, Margao 13th Sept 09

[Taken @ Orchard Central]

 

Close-up of Ben & Jerry's Peace sign.

Today is Kates birthday...she is 28 years old.........the Bestest daughter in the world.....I love her with all my heart. (wrapping gifts and changing diapers can seem simular........... I hope she doesn't think this gift is sh.. .ahaha)

Wednesday the Cat. (My brother's cat.) Full disclosure: I didn't take any of these pictures, Randal did. See the rest here.

Random couple hugging by the shoreline... How lovely.

May 28, 2019 – May Flowers.

 

Not mayflowers, but May flowers… the tulips are popping with colour around the Gardens.

 

From my archives. A little different slant on the topic.

In Cache Creek, the last day of June. The Badger took this, but I did the editing.

Everyone has to start somewhere!

Panama City Beach, Florida, 26December13. (Photo © 2014 Jon Rieley-Goddard)

I gave Phil an Olympus E-510 for Christmas. He has been doing some shooting with a point and shoot. I thought it was time he moved up in the world! He was very surprised!

Nikon D200 85mm F1.8 @ F2

 

Tom - with a very rare twin-lens 35mm 1935 Zeiss reflex camera.

It's been said that the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta is the most photographed event in the world. No one will know for sure if that's actually true, but there sure are a lot of cameras around! Here, a photographer (in the lower right) frames a shot in his point-and-shoot, balloons glowing to the rear.

 

Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta 2006, Albuquerque, New Mexico.

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