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This was my first stop to catch the CRSA special. Here they head over Fox Lake en route to Janesville, WI.
Grizzlies comparing their jaws is a sign of assertiveness. These cubs will start doing this, then one will swat the other with an oversize paw and then it blows up into a full blown wrestling match.
It seems that animals know just how far they can go before one or the other gets hurt. I've seen them take a scratch on the nose or lose a clump of hair but usually they roll around, try out a variety of wrestling holds and then fifteen minutes later they go back to eating or just sit down exhausted near their mother.
In the vicinity of Prüm, a small town in the north-western Rhineland-Palatinate, not far from Belgium, spring always starts a few weeks later because of the altitude than in the rest of the state.
The area is very rural and originally marked. You can walk for hours alone on the road and see neither houses nor wind turbines or power lines, a beautiful area to "swim" in nature.
In der Umgebung von Prüm, einer Kleinstadt im nordwestlichen Rheinland-Pfalz, nicht weit von Belgien entfernt, beginnt der Frühling wegen der Höhenlage immer einige Wochen später als im übrigen Teil des Bundeslandes.
Die Gegend ist sehr ländlich und ursprünglich geprägt. Man ist unter Umständen stundenlang allein unterwegs und sieht weder Häuser noch Windräder oder Stromleitungen, eine herrliche Gegend um in der Natur zu "baden".
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At last after almost end of the three months of this year, I have some pictures to share. :) I was waiting with few of my friends at Naf River. These two local kids started their day off like this.
The sunrise in Rio... :-)
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Started the next set of my 奭紫橙 Majestic Violet Tangerine series. Having too much fun doing this, wish I could just do this all the time. Had the pleasure of shooting with the wonderfully talented Yvonne.
Going to take some time to process these, so lets start with the opening scene.
Was listening to Robert Parker's Crystal City before I went out for this shoot: newretrowave.bandcamp.com/track/crystal-city
Vuelvo a retomar el ritmo con las subidas de fotos. Hoy, Aihoshi, mi nena skater.
Esta foto es parte de una laargaaaa (y calurosa) sesión en la calle para próximos capítulos de mis historias. Por fin aparecerá!! y lo hará como lo suele hacer ella... pisando fuerte!!!
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Having stayed the night in Watertown, it was a short 45-minute drive to each the Milwaukee Road mainline searching for eastbound trains. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to document the Anderson Feed & Seed Co. facility adjacent to the tracks. There is still a siding here, but it's been many years since it last use.
Technique: I camped out in front of a mason bee house so I could get a shot of a Mason bee going to work. When they first get active in the morning they are trying to get their metabolism going, and are a little apprehensive about coming out of the reed that they are building egg chambers in. So they'll pause for a few seconds at the entrance and come out a little at a time. Once they get going they'll shoot out of that reed like a rocket.
Tech Specs: Canon 70D (F11, 1/250, ISO 100) + a Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens (over 1x) + a diffused MT-24EX (both flash heads on the Canon flash mount, E-TTL metering). This is a single, uncropped, frame taken hand held.
I got nostalgic and dug through my old photos from a trip to Vietnam and Cambodia that was taken 6 years ago. I took this photo in the morning at a fishing village, and even then I realized that photography is one of the only things that can make me get up at 5 AM :)
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I’d fallen asleep in my car under calm clear skies and woke up a few hours later to unforecasted cloud.
I abandoned my sunrise plans and exercised my calves by climbing Chrome Hill where slowly the cloud cover began to clear
During my last stay in Northern Germany I visited the same site as last year for a second take on the European common spadefood. This time, despite the terribly dry and hot summer, I was able to find six Individuals during the night and early morning, five of which had just recently undergone metamorphosis. I later learned, that the population in question acts as one of two donor populations in a reintroduction effort. Some spawn is harvested and tadpoles are reared in captivity for head starting purposes. Some of the metamorphs then are not used for the reintroduction program but returned to the donor population to compensate for the prior harvest. A batch of such individuals had been returned to the site just before my little night hike and so accounted for the relative high number of animals I encountered. I am deeply grateful to people working on projects just like this, doing their best to sustain and reconnect populations of threatened species in an increasingly fragmented landscape.
Abgrabung bei Trappenkamp.
This is a male Lesser Scaup, a diving duck that runs on the surface of the water with its webbed feet before launching into flight. And how about that eye!
The knights’ castle of Beaufort was built during four different construction periods between 1050 and 1650. Walter from Wiltz was the first lord of Beaufort. After the second half of the 18th century it had been uninhabited for a long time and was used as a quarry by the residents of the surroundings.
Since 1928, the new owner of the castle, Edmond Linckels, started to make large repair and cleaning works in the castle ruins which had been neglected and not inhabited for 300 years and opened it to the public in 1932.
In 1988 the site was classified as an historical monument.