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Photo taken in December 2014 in Le Havre, France, on a - very - windy day.
Photo prise en décembre 2014 au Havre, un jour de - grand - vent.
This barred owl was photographed with it's wings forward while in flight in rural Osceola County near Kenansville, Florida.
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Busted wings go just as fast as the good ones.
Union Pacific 5353 shows off it's busted nose, patch work, paint and all. This motor has seen better days for sure as the fair amount of cracks and welding along the conductors side and near the ditch lights becomes more apparent. Pictures of this beast looking like this go back at least ten years, only a matter of time now before this one becomes another Retro Brick.
Anyways here's the same North Platte Van, Nebraska to Oakland, California intermodal train further south at Wise Road, as they scare off the last of the Red-winged Blackbirds hanging around the tracks looking of freebies off the last Grain Shuttle to roll through.
Cormorán grande (Phalacrocorax carbo), posado en la Charca de Suárez, Motril, Granada, dejando sus alas secar, puesto que en las zambullidas se les moja, siendo está una técnica primitiva.
Brobury
The Painted Lady also known as Vanessa cardui or thistle butterfly, is a large butterfly with a wing span of 2.0–3.5 inches. It is identified by the black and white corners of its mainly orange, black spotted wings. The rear wings have four small eyespots on the dorsal and ventral sides, those on the dorsal side are black. They have a lifespan of between two and four weeks.
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This takes me back to the Sparrow and Crow photos I did over three years ago.
Austin and I went out to Potter's Marsh the other day to take some Christmas photos together. On our way back to the car I found these wings tangled on a bush. In the fall, swans fly in to the marshes by the hundreds and leave before the ground freezes. This one seems to have been some animal's lunch, the poor beautiful creature.
It bothers me that the wings aren't centered on my back but well, they were defrosting and I was in a rush to get them back outside.
Also, on this photo I used a touch of "Blue Jeans," a curve preset by Emily (along with my own actions and tweaking). I haven't gotten to play around with them much yet, but so far her PS curves are pretty fantastic and I would highly recommend you check her shop out.
Two hundred and fifty two.
Taken in my backyard, this was a high ISO test (1600) on my D40. Shooting insects with clear wings in sunlight can in some cases produce really nice iridescence. If you move the camera around a bit while framing the subject, you can see the colors vary in intensity, going from none at all to brilliant rainbow colors, depending upon the angle of the the sun in relation to your camera. Popping the flash doesn't diminish the level of intensity.
Here I was trying my old 200mm f/4 Micro-Nikkor, focused at infinity, with the objective salvaged from a badly damaged 75-200mm Super Albinar lens reverse mounted on the 200mm. I was shooting at f/32 after racking the ISO up to 1600, which produced a significant amount of "salt & pepper" grain and noise, which isn't present when shooting at ISO 100 to 400. By swapping to a larger bowl diffuser and using an SB20 flash instead of the SB23, I can operate at smaller apertures without having to boost the ISO. This image convinced me that running the ISO on the D40 any higher than 400 probably isn't the way to go.
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no ordinary wings I need,
the sky itself will carry me
back to you....
~Sara Bareilles, One Sweet Love
Day 56 - A photo of a seagull flying over me with its wings spread wide at Montrose Point Bird Sanctuary. I clipped the wing on the lower left of the frame, but I still thought it was a cool shot.
Every love gives you wings.
(Kristian Goldmund Aumann)
Smile on Saturday! :-) - Things with Wings
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
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