i has no idea what that was until i saw the description, this is a fantastic photo!
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Photo of the day - April 2021
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Infrared shot in B&W...
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Hugh
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Hugh
Driving Away from the Frank Slide visitor center and trail heads. My little Fuji XP90 P&S
I love these IR shots. Something magical about them.Infrared shot in B&W...
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Hugh
Unfortunately he was captured in stone
. But there were some very bold and risky attempts as you probably know. Escape from State oppression.
Sadly we don't have hummingbirds here in the UK. Its just designed to stop larger birds (starlings!) feeding. We get mostly Tits (all types) and sparrows on there.
We have a couple varieties at our current home. The large shrub, and a dwarf variety. The yard had not seen proper care for years, and the dwarf variety, I found one scrawny little stick buried under honeysuckle vines. I killed the vines and cleaned everything up and gave it a shot to survive. 2 years later and it looks like a shrub again. Tough little buggers.
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At first I looked at the woman, and that was OK, but when I saw the cat it made the whole thing very interesting and funny at the same time. The cat was a great addition to the sculpture. It sort of completes it.
@Apple fanboy, here is one of my hummingbirds for you. Even though I have a video cam setup to see them from my home in England, there is nothing like seeing them in person.
I just realized that I forgot to post anything today in this thread!
Playing peekaboo with the innards of a Tulip Magnolia:
Playing peekaboo with the innards of a Tulip Magnolia:
That’s cool. I love our birds, but the hummingbird would be the one I’d add if I could. Don’t think my Robin would like it though.
Traveled deep into the north today where spring is still working its way here.
In fact, these type of shots can be incredible difficult due to back light. In worst case it's just som silhouettes against a proper exposed sky/sun/sunset or what ever.
Great work with this one.