sunbather

I suspect a hangover. It just looks as if she got so far, but could get no further.

Manly Beach, Sydney, Australia [?]

Just a very calm and friendly sea turtle having a sunbath on the warm beach! While snorkeling in the shallows, he (or she?) actually swam right up behind me without my knowledge, and when I turned around, I nearly had a heart attack. Afterwards, I just watched him come ashore and flop down for a rest. I kept my distance after he nearly took my butt off (something about turning around to see a giant sea turtle about a foot from you face is startling, you know? Not to mention you're supposed to be 10 feet away from them or so), but he was great fun to photograph.

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I caught this turtle sunbathing on a rock.

This photo is of David Newton, Helen Butler, June Newtown, Sharon Flight and Craig Butler sunbathing out the front of the Flight's shack. The shack was from a house Ray and Nita pulled down and moved to Couta Rocks. They used to sunbake everywhere. Thanks to Nita Flight for the photo.

A juvie blackbird (Turdus merula) basking by the side of the incline, just before Henllys Way.

Rooftop of the Saratoga Hotel in Havana

I rotated the image 1 degree to get the horizontal line close to correct, sharpend the image, resized, then bumped up the contrast and saturation.

Sunbathing or insane? ;)

sunbathers at Westbranch, a lake near Akron, Ohio... getting a big dose of UV rays!

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Porto Petro, Mallorca, May 2011 (11/35)

Wich flower this is i don't know but singeld out it's so cute.

The sun was shinging like no other day,just like this flower

gr rob

thnx

Photographer: Sarah Timm

Title: Sunbathing

Subject: Painted Turtle

Photo: Painted turtle on a log.

crocs sunbathing @ zoobic safari

A short tram ride from the center of old-town Porto is a much-used quay and beach.

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kleiner Sonntagsspaziergang mit Freundschaft, Igor & tedpikul 1

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Just enjoying the sun. The keeper said that they were actually sunbathing.

Malaysian Winter. Karambunai beach on a balmy January afternoon, Kota kinabalu, 2005.

one day old Cygnets...

Blackbird and chaffinch sunbathing out the back.

Copyright Nathan Lawrence.

"I have quite thin ears you know .... "

ally, izzy and lauren

overexposed horribly, but how else do you photograph a black cat in the sunlight?

Nico Soaking up the Sun

I went to Denbies Hillside on Saturday, and it was a fine sunny day with a lot of little butterflies about if you took the time to look for them. This is a Grizzled Skipper warming itself in the sun while resting on some vegetation.

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People are sunbathing in the park: this is a scene photographed in New York, at Central Park that could be called almost an urban beach in the heart of Manhattan. The green grass is in contrast to the glass and concrete skyscrapers. Instead going from city to metropolis it has become quite usual to see the sun bathers stretched out on the grass, consistent with rules, customs and habits. So also it is at the Lumpini Park in Bangkok though these two people I would look like two white flies because their behavior is an anomaly: they are probably foreigners, maybe tourists, lying quiet, not far from wild lizards, heedless the humid heat that makes sweat well in the shade, while the locals prefer to enjoy the view and the place under leafy palms.

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Gente che prende il sole al parco: questa è una scena fotografata a New York, a Central Park che si può definire quasi una spiaggia metropolitana, nel cuore di Manhattan. L'erba verde che fa da contraltare ai grattacieli di vetro e cemento. Invece andando di città in metropoli è diventato abbastanza consueto vedere i bagnanti del sole stesi sui prati, compatibilmente con regole, usi, costumi e consuetudini. Così è anche al Parco Lumphini di Bangkok sebbene queste due persone mi fossero sembrate due mosche bianche perché il loro comportamento rappresenta un'anomalia: sono con tutta probabilità dei forestieri, forse di passaggio, che giacciono tranquilli a poca distanza dai varani in libertà, incuranti del caldo umido che fa sudare a litri pure all'ombra, mentre i locali preferiscono godere del panorama e del luogo sotto delle palme frondose.