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This is the same little jumping spider (Salticidae spp.) I found earlier. I managed to get great focus on an eye, just... not the correct one! It's rare you'll see a jumping spider shot that isn't head on, so I figured I'd share. Those massive orbs upfront get all the attention, but these posterior lateral eyes help him sense motion from behind and beside! This keeps him alert and safe while he's out being adorable and killing small bugs. This shot was captured with my Vivitar (Komine) 90mm f2.8 Macro in 1:1, attached to 26mm of extension tubes.
EDIT: After a bit of research, I believe him to be a Colonus spp., most likely a male Colonus sylvanus. Tags updated accordingly!
EDIT 2 : Nope, Hentzia palmarum. Tags updated again!
She was keeping an eye on me as I approached and slid into the water before I got any closer. I like the way the water looks in this shot.
Female Red-eared Slider (Trachemys scripta elegans)
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Aren’t his whiskers magnificent?
Jake was checking me out as I took this picture. He’s still cautious but loves being scritched on his terms.
Nobody does side eye as well as a lizard.
Green Anole (Anolis carolinensis)
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She was throwing some serious side eye.
Diamondback water snake (Nerodia rhombifer)
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That is some serious side eye.
Male Redhead Duck (Aythya americana)
Harry Myers Park, Rockwall
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Boris does a solid side eye. Enjoying the cooler weather this week, with backyard time plus 2 hikes. Of course, plenty of walkies too.
Model: Madison Nunes
Check out the behind the scenes for this shoot here - youtu.be/LfY5ygcx7qo
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Vintage photo postcard of actress Sophia Loren promoting her 1960 movie The Millionairess, a 1960 British romantic comedy film directed by Anthony Asquith, and starring Sophia Loren and Peter Sellers. Set in London, it was adapted by Riccardo Aragno and Wolf Mankowitz from George Bernard Shaw's 1936 play of the same name.
Sophia Loren, original name Sofia Villani Scicolone, (born September 20, 1934, Rome, Italy), Italian film actress who rose above her poverty-stricken origins in postwar Naples to become universally recognized as one of Italy’s most beautiful women and its most famous movie star.
Before working in the cinema, Sofia Scicolone changed her last name to Lazzaro for work in the foto-romanzo, popular pulp magazines that used still photographs to depict romantic stories. Her first film role was as an extra, one of many slave girls in the American production of Quo Vadis? (1951). Under the tutelage of producer Carlo Ponti (her future husband), Scicolone was transformed into Sophia Loren. Her career was launched in a series of low-budget comedies before she attracted critical and popular attention with Aida (1953), in which she lip-synched the singing of Renata Tebaldi in the title role.
Loren’s beauty often overshadowed her enormous talents as an actress, but her earthy charisma is evident even in such early works as Vittorio De Sica’s L’oro di Napoli (1954; The Gold of Naples). With Ponti’s help, Loren increased her international visibility by appearing in Hollywood films opposite such major stars as Cary Grant (Houseboat, 1968), Clark Gable (It Started in Naples, 1960), Frank Sinatra (The Pride and the Passion, 1957, also with Grant), Alan Ladd (Boy on a Dolphin, 1957), William Holden (The Key, 1958), and Paul Newman (Lady L, 1965). Such exposure was undoubtedly instrumental in helping her win an Academy Award (Oscar) for best actress in De Sica’s La ciociara (1961; Two Women), in which she delivered a powerful performance as the courageous mother of a teenage girl during World War II.
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A Longhorn Band mellophone player gives side-eye to her neighbor during the half time show at the 2023 Red River Rivalry football match between the University of Texas Longhorns and University of Oklahoma Sooners at the Cotton Bowl, Dallas on Saturday, October 7th, 2023.
Nobody gives side eye like a dragonfly.
Female Great Blue Skimmer (Libellula vibrans)
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"Not now Mommy. Me has no time to pose for photos, me is busy playing with all that cold white stuff.."
One of the menagerie of larger than life sculptures found at South of the Border along Interstate 95 in Dillon South Carolina.