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one of the very few times in my experience that a sitting giraffe did not get up when approached by a safari vehicle or on foot
Madikwe Game Reserve, South Africa
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These guys are not super common around here so it is a real pleasure to discover one among the regular winter residents like the Golden-Crowned Sparrow and the White-Crowned Sparrow
I went to Fernhill yesterday to see what was happening. Not a lot going on, but I was pleased to see this Lincoln's sparrow near the path. This is the only place I've seen them, and even at that, not often.
Lifer #10 2021
Almost missed these birds yesterday, we were not leaving without getting them. After a nice hike through the snow covered park, we finally found them feeding in a group of Birch trees. Bad light and a little cold,
Wissahickon Valley Park, PA
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I was out at Fernhill over the weekend, and chatting with another birder. He told me that he'd seen white-crowned sparrows and a Lincoln's sparrow along the way, so I watched more closely on the way out. I'd seen the golden-crowned sparrows and several song sparrows, but was fortunate enough to get a few shots of this Lincoln's sparrow, a lifer for me, as well as some of young (first winter) white-crowned sparrows. A good day overall!!!
... it is difficult to imagine a beautiful day like this...
... but I wish you to meet a lot of them!
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“Do something: be it good or evil, if they ask why you did it, tell them you're different.”
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Taken in the mountains of southwestern British Columbia, Canada.
We found this Nighthawk in a rather abrupt manner. My hiking partner practically stepped on its tail while walking on the side of a road. The bird promptly alighted again on the rubble adjacent the road which made this photo possible. I'm thinking it's a juvenile judging by its colouration being mostly buffy brown.
Common Nighthawk
Along Rt. 66, in Wildorado, Texas, we came upon this towering giant. Although we saw many, this was a favorite because of all the colors. Most might not agree, but I found it strangely beautiful...
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Bohemian waxwings are noted as nonbreeding/scarce in eastern Colorado, so it was very exciting to find a little group of about six flying back and forth among a clump of cottonwoods near Masonville, Colorado.
Angle shades / Achateule (Phlogophora meticulosa)
resting at our garden shed - Frankfurt-Nordend
A close-up side-view in first comment.
What a remarkable looking duck the male Common Eider is - kind of like waterfowl's version of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Only more handsome, in my view. The massachusetts coast was filled with them on the February weekend I visited.
Thanks to his accessible manner I have learned much from Stephen Shore. "Do not impose an organization upon a scene, but rather find a place where the scene will naturally reveal it's natural transparent space. Be aware of both the positive and negative zones."
A solo YN2 AC44 leads an eastbound freight through Pittsburgh's South Side, a sight only to be possible for a few more years before they're all rebuilt.
Amongst the general quietness on this Sunday morning, Northtown released a couple of eastbounds. The first was this 1 x 1 with the proper "one" on the point, that being a 70MACe. They are traversing the plant at Seventh Street with a clear shot to Prescott and down the river.
After recently 'really' seeing Stephen Shore's "Beverly Boulevard and La Brea" I am spending time in a formal exploration of natural structure and the presence of the space which is inherent to a scene location.
Aura of heightened presence; be where you are, don't think about it, just see it.
the structural key here was to position that blue railing properly and separate that long awning from the elements just below it.,
The diagonals and leading overlapping lines didn't need my help to bring out the beauty of this location.
With a pair of former Cartier M630s for power, WNYP ran a storage more of empty coal hoppers west to be interchanged with the NS in Meadville, PA on Friday. The train is seen passing through rural NE Pennsylvania scenery a few miles east of Columbus. Thanks to those who provided the help in getting a most uncommon train.
Stephen Shore said, Take a photo of a location and then turn a little or take a step forward and your space will be completely different. Completely ---
Completely ? Really? Well I was quite amazed when I took his words and put them in practice; From afar the space is quite appealing. Two steps forward and you loose the transparency of space and the drama of that shadow, and gain an immediacy of the tree and booth. Another two steps and it becomes a detailed portrait of the booth and the tree is delegated to a backdrop.
Addendum: 2 hours later I am wondering whether I should have posted one of the closer pictures which seem to hold more bravado and immediacy. But if I’m going to practice practice practice my awareness of the structure of space I will retain this version.
People have asked me why I talk about my photos. Well first and foremost Flickr is an interactive photography forum and none of us are destined for Magnum.
So let’s have fun and learn from one another. Cheers.