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This very large dove likes to stick to the ground. In fact, I don't think I have ever seen one fly although I know it can. :-)
Esta paloma grande pefiere pegarse al suelo. De hecho, no creo haber visto una volar aunque sé que puede. :-)
White-tipped Sicklebill, Panama. This hummingbird's bill is adapted for feeding on Heliconia plants. This large and impressive hummingbird is found in the cloudforests around the Canopy Lodge in El Valle, Panama.
Photo by Doug Weschler
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2/18/12
Lake Arlington
Arlington Heights, IL
Added to the 112 Pictures in 2012 group as #42 - Feather(s) or Feathered
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Use what you have? OK! I have scraps for days. So I took a handful of oilcloth scraps and I cut out a sign for my cute hubbies birthday! I just taped it straight to the wall. But I recommend you use that gummy non-marking stick up stuff.
Blogged at oilclothaddict.blogspot.com/2008/10/use-what-you-have.html
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If you're looking for a stage name and you're performing in Hawaii, try the name Tips Mahalo. You'll have plenty of name recognition.
This is the basic set up for my poster. I've adjusted the positions of the barista, bartender, and waiter to create a bit more cohesion, I guess. I tried to keep the palette a little on the down side. I wanted the health cross to be green, but it just got absolutely eaten by the colors around it and disappeared.
I think I might swap so the barista's holding the health cross and so the bartender's holding the graduation hat.
I want to add a lot of texture to this like with the hair, the banners, and especially where the stripes of the waiter meet the bartender's tie since that makes just a weird shape. I'll also skooch the waiters' far right stripes and suspender to make them more obvious. For the time being, however, this is what I've got. I'm still completely open for critiques.
Ben Franks - two time World Cup Winner for the All Blacks gives Eugene Baxter a few tips. Tows 1st XV vs Melbourne - by James Rudd at Towcestrians Sports Club, Towcester, Northamptonshire, England, on 14 September 2019
Copyright 2019 owned by James Rudd
This Black-tipped Darner was taking a break in the woods of Wayne Maine on the shore of Pocasset Lake.
Sequence showing orange tip laying egg on everlasting wallflower (Erysimum), developing egg and hatched larva. Sussex, UK.
After nibbling briefly on the seed head the larva curled into a ball and did not move for more than 24 hours. It vanished some time within the following few hours.
My first thought about "tip" was to photograph someone spitting into the wind. That may have turned out kinda gross so I went instead with a "tip of the hat." My lovely assistant and model George happens to have a brilliant hat for such purposes, though he is a reluctant participant (notice the hatred just bubbling under the surface - what a steely eye!)
And then it was a smidge of lightening around his right eye, a sepia tone to make it old-school (who tips their hat nowadays?) and a bit of vignetting as a finishing touch.
Are you planning on doing a lot of walking? Whether you're running a 5k or planning a walking trip, there are certain measures you can take to help maintain your stamina, avoid painful feet, injuries, and blisters, and have a great time.
Reference:
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Part of the "Jobs I'd Hate" series:
Standing in a trough of water in 35C heat, bucketing sludge of a dubious nature out from around the piping to find out why the Wat is leaking....
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