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Photographed at the TD Festival of South Asia event in Toronto.
Well clearly I was on the wrong side for the shot but as I was surrounded by the many desi aunties I decided better not to move from my position or else I would have been smacked on the head. Last thing I want to see is mango lassi, pakoras, chaat papri all flying in the air and probably all landing on me...LOL...No desi auntie wants to lose their standing position...I dont have to tell you this but they are one tough group...so best I could do was a rear view shot...better luck next time....kiya karay....the show has to go on !
Teamwork: Done by several associates with each doing a part but all subordinating personal prominence to the efficiency of the whole.
Merriam Websters Deluxe Dictionary.
These are Great Crested Grebes. On the right, Ma is sitting on four eggs. Pa is continually going off to fetch food to give to Ma while she incubates the eggs. That's teamwork.
Französische Feldwespen (Polistes dominulus) beim Nestbau. Zwei Königinnen arbeiten gemeinsam am Nest, die eine baut das Nest, die andere holt das Baumaterial ran und übergibt es.
French field wasps (Polistes dominulus) building a nest. Two queens work together on the nest, one builds the nest, the other fetches the building material and hands it over.
Guêpes des champs françaises (Polistes dominulus) construisant un nid. Deux reines travaillent ensemble sur le nid, l'une construit le nid, l'autre va chercher les matériaux de construction et les remet.
Avispas de campo francesas (Polistes dominulus) construyendo un nido. Dos reinas trabajan juntas en el nido, una construye el nido, la otra recoge el material de construcción y lo entrega.
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Sometimes, a couple of squirts of WD-40 just aren't enough to break something loose. That's when you need a bud to step in and lend a hand. Niles Canyon Railway maintenance facility near Sunol, California.
Samen met P@tje op stad, ik had het plan om de cityline van Doesburg te doen. Hij dirrigeerde me naar deze kant van de IJssel.... en zo stonden we samen te stuiteren in het gouden uur dat soepeltjes overging in het blauwe uur. Ik zeg #teamwork
Achter ons een spectaculaire zonsondergang. Voor ons een winterse bui die over de stad Doesburg heen trok. Ik koos er hier voor gebruik te maken van de nieuwe H&Y filter set met polarisatiefilter en ND6 0,4 zacht grijsverloop te gebruiken om deze lange sluitertijd en gebalanceerde belichting tussen water en lucht in het vroege blauwe uur te krijgen. Deze filterset test ik momenteel voor CameraNU.nl
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Semipalmated Sandpiper [Calidris pusilla]
Peace Valley Park
Doylestown, PA
Being full time teachers/ counselors, Sarah and I don't have as much time for our creative projects as we would like... so when we do get time we really need to help each other out, because its usually short...
Strobist for Notebook: SB-28 at 1/16 behind screen with blue gel. FL-50R under table with orange gel bounced off a white board in front of notebook.
Strobist for Us: Three strobes on white sheet in front of us at 1/2. SB-28 with orange gel bounced off a white board behind us at 1/8.
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Angelina and Claudia at the bike washday in the motorbike club Bonefires in Widnau, Switzerland. June 28, 2008.
Daniel Kerswell from Buckfastleigh, Devon, with his horses Balze & Ted and an assistant, competing at the 75th anniversary Fairford, Faringdon, Filkins & Burford Ploughing Match, at Bampton, Oxfordshire
Scott Kelby World Wide Photo Walk 2011
Several photogs and one of the models on the golf course at Arrowhead Ranch.
Explored 2011-10-05 #384 Coincidentally this is the image I entered in the Kelby photowalk contest :)
This raccoon pair likes to stick together, they used some nice teamwork skills to avoid having to actually jump to get to the top of the fence and worked on some of those bicep muscles to do a pull up to get to the top.
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For those unfamiliar this machine, it is a thresher.
In general, threshing is the separating of grain from stalks and husks. This is an older machine but still often employed. Sure beats flailing grain by hand.
The belt is wound around a tractor gear which I am standing near to get this shot. The hay or grin fed up the conveyor and the split results in the pile in the distance.
Karo women performing the traditional body painting (Ethiopia).
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Frühling beginnt ab 21.03. ..... oder aber mit der Räumung der
Großglockner-Passstraße ! Snow in Spring ?
Kalendarisch oder Räumungsbeginn ?
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It's too quiet in here, I thought to myself. So I checked on the dogs - and they were working together to tear up a roll of toilet paper. Their reactions were funny - Spencer was all guilty and walking around. Bino just stayed where he was and kept chewing on the paper. He's got no respect for me, I tell ya.
An adult and a juvenile brown pelican (elecanus occidentalis patrol the water off Siesta Key in Sarasota, FL
This is one of three species of pelican that breed in the New World (along with the larger American white and the Peruvian brown pelican); five species inhabit the Old World, including Australia. The two brown pelicans are the only species that dive after fish, the American species typically plunging from greater heights than its Peruvian congener. Populations of American brown pelican, found principally along the California coast and along the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic coast of the U.S., as well as in the Caribbean and through the Galapagos Islands, declined steeply due to DDT use in the 20th century but have partly recovered and stabilized in the last several decades. (18 February, 2021)