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Not sure the name of this insect, but was told it was a "Tick Tocky"......found these bugs in a lot of African countries but this one was in Namibia
Notice the tick nymphs and even a mite on this lizard. I had been trying to capture lizards with ticks and this was my day. Best seen on larger sizes.
ewwww..... saw this dog's tick in our bedroom floor where I do my floor exercises!!! Must be from one of our pet chow chow dogs!
Another addition to my Fuji instant pic a day project.
On a tripod with cable release, 1s @f/8.
Even at the slowest speed I only caught the pendulum when it slowed down at the far end of its travel.
Art gallery Sayopiyo presents :
Endless Tick of Time @ SL10B
--- & Sakura Photo Gallery ---
For some, it may go slow
For others, it may go fast
It's the flow of time....
Here we are now together, as our paths crossed by chance.
How much I adore this precious moment of time !
(We've expressed the joy of endless flow of time with pictures and a sandglass, praying for prosperity of the
never-ending world of Second Life in the years to come.)
1F - "Endless Tick of Time"
B1 - "Sakura Photo Gallery"
Blog : gallerysayopiyo.slmame.com/
SLurl : maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/SL10B%20Stunning/61/91/22
Deer Tick at the El Rey Theatre on May 5th, 2012.
Turbo Fruit came on stage and helped sing a Beastie Boys song.
It's that time of year again where the ticks are in full force. I just pulled 3 of them off the puppy tonight. Eariler today, I found a small one crawling on my hand.
This little bugger came home with me today when I went out looking for snakes, even though we all hate ticks, I've decided to release him.
American Dog Tick (Dermacentor variabilis) are vectors for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Tularemia.
Country walking in shorts is not always a good idea..... Tick in my leg after a walk in North Wales, must have been there several hours before I noticed it.... First though wheres my camera!
The WOW word for this picture was rhythm. When I looked the exact definition of rhythm up, it said that it is a strong, regular, and repeated pattern of movement or sound. For this picture, I decided to choose the idea of the regular repetition of sound. When I thought of repetition of sound, I immediately thought of the ticking sound of a clock or a watch. I thought that just a watch would create a quite plain photo. Therefore, I decided to expand further on the idea of repetition by repeating the same color in the photograph.
The subject in this photo is the watch. Since the majority of the watch had the color blue, I decided to make the composition of the photo more interesting by surrounding the watch with other objects that have the same color. I added blue ropes, a blue key chain, and other blue objects. First, I had put the watch and the objects on a brown colored floor. That didn't look very nice so I put the watch and the object on a surface that is white and blue. This created even more repetition of the color blue. It also created more contrast. I also experimented with the shutter speed. First, I had a faster shutter speed which made everything in the photo look darker. When I slowed down the shutter speed, I thought that it created a nice effect and seemed to create more contrast again. To take this photo, I also used a wide aperture to create a shallow depth of field. This way, the picture looked less flat.
Found on sons leg behind the knee and successfully removed intact.
Hampshire UK. June.
Taken on a USB Microscope - Proscope HR at x50.
Anyone any idea what kind of tick it might be?
Alder's is a fine watch and jewelry shop on Canal Street in New Orleans, LA. The bold presence and elaborate decoration of this four sided clock against the pale buildings in the background makes for an attractive sight.
Tick's pet, Speak.
One of my favorite characters from the world of The Tick. :D
(more trading cards here)