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Studio time and a sketchbook pomegranate study. These actual dried pomegranates were snipped from a bush right outside the studio...and included a small bulbous grey spider which crawled out of the pod painted in the lower right corner. I am NOT a fan of spiders..so he was wisked from the scene immediately! I went with paint straight in...and added some ink flourishes as decorative highlights. Another day in paradise? Ahh...You betcha! .:)
"Paradise is seldom recognized as such until it is considered from the outside.” ~Hermann Hesse
Cackling Goose CACG* (Branta hutchinsii)
Elk Lake
Saanich
Greater Victoria BC
DSCN0195 cacg interesting
So here we see
[From right to left ] 2 Minima..then 2 that are larger ..then one more which seems too big in the body for Minima... and looks to be portly even by Taverner standards.. a neck ring and its odd structural aspects could make Aleutian a possibility
the 2 larger are almost certainly Taverner's Cackling Geese
This is an interesting flock even if subspecies differentiation is not conclusive
2 sub species
of CAGC
by audio and photo doc review
If you look at the obviously smaller ones would be Minima (Ridgeways)
very small with tiny bills
Smaller = "Ridgway" Cackling Goose CACG* (Branta hutchinsii minima)
aka "Minima" subspecies
Taverner’s (Cackling) Goose
CACG* (Branta hutchinsii taverneri ) are bigger bodied
and proportionally longer necked
Part of a self induced ongoing White Cheek Goose Study / Review
"Minima" subspecies
is usually our most common overwint'ring cackler
but
this in recent Years it seems that the numbers of
Taverner’s
are Increasing as an overwinterer in our area
For this one-day oil study of a light complexion, I used Yellow Ochre with a dab of Terra Rosa to get the hue, moderated by Titanium White to lighten and reduce the chroma. For the darkest shadow, I dropped a touch Terre Verte (soft green) into the mix.
Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colour
Centurion OP DLX oil primed linen
27.9 x 35.6 cm (11 x 14 inches)
Vitor doing homework at his desk;
Nikon D600 + Nikkor AF 50mm f/1.8D at ISO 2000; light from a lamp in front of him;
Project: Utata Thursday Walk #470
Spotted this young woman taking a break from studying in the library at California State University Fresno.
115in2015 45 Do Not Disturb
Icicles formed by the sprinkler in the tree, Foley, Al. 1/10/10
Hi everyone! It's hard to believe these additions to the ice tree series were taken only two days ago...the high was around 60 here today, under a sunny sky...all that remains of the ice display is a pile of ice on the shaded ground...after I finish this series, I PROMISE I'll fill your viewing with flowers, sunshine and anything unwinterlike!!! Have a wonderful evening...and stay warm! : )
This is a photo I've wanted to take for a while. I was going to upload it in b&w, but when I edited, I just liked the dramatic editing more than the b&w.
It's interesting, light on one side. dark on the other. unintentional, but I really like the touch.
While studying for the SAT's I decided to take a shot of myself doing it. Who says studying for the SATs can't be artsy?
© Katie O'Hara
Multi exposure photography is the way to go to overcome the limited dynamic range of modern cameras. The front entry of a home for sale in the leafy Brisbane suburb of Bardon
City at nite black and white study
view large on black
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Gag study for tape type promo concept.
We can remain bound and gagged with goo mussed hair and acrid stick pressed into our lips and teeth. We can tongue at our restraints, let out muffled screams into the dark and heartlessly struggle against restraints. Or we can break them and use them to our own ends.
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