Reminds me off the Ant Man.he sees it all.
he sees it all.
Wouldnt be awesome to be able to shrink down to any size. But then again having seen some of the insects close up, maybe not! ?
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Photo Of The Day June 2020
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Wouldnt be awesome to be able to shrink down to any size. But then again having seen some of the insects close up, maybe not! ?
It was in that moment that Karen knew she messed up
I messed this photo up, but still kinda like it! I see this cat quite often when I go out. I got my iPhone as low to the ground as I could and took the shot blind, without paying too much attention (I couldn't get myself down that low!) Only realised when I put it on my Mac that I had the grass in focus rather than the cat. Oh well..!
While looking for another picture I ran across this one. I don't believe I've posted this before. It can be fun sometimes revisiting pictures taken in the past.
P1020465.JPG by Lance Randall, on Flickr
P1020465.JPG by Lance Randall, on Flickr
Drummer @ Happy Snapper in the evening at Khao Lak in Phang Nga, Thailand.
Fujifilm x20: ISO 2500, f 2.8 @ 1/26 sec
Fujifilm x20: ISO 2500, f 2.8 @ 1/26 sec
Last one from me as I head out the door for four days of respite and recreational photography! Taken at a disused abattoirs in the Adelaide hills last year whilst mucking around with a Pixelstick. Something I shall try again whilst I'm off & about in the country.
For some reason there's no exif data attached to this, but I know the camera was an Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk II & I would have been using either the Olympus 12mm f/2 or the Laowa 7.5mm f/2.8.
For some reason there's no exif data attached to this, but I know the camera was an Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mk II & I would have been using either the Olympus 12mm f/2 or the Laowa 7.5mm f/2.8.
Pacifica-42-190922.jpg by Charles Martorelli, on Flickr
Deluge of precip in Metro ATL (5 June) on a job site . . . outwards-bound--from a decimeter-wide, roadside drainspout--plops an insecurely-disgruntled amphib (of *cough* a rather mature stature)...
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"How Old English frosc gave rise to frogga is, however, uncertain, as the development does not involve a regular sound-change. Instead, it seems that there was a trend in Old English to coin nicknames for animals ending in -g, with examples—themselves all of uncertain etymology—including dog, hog, pig, stag, and (ear)wig. Frog appears to have been adapted from froscas part of this trend." ~anura [wikipedia:etymology]
Old Boy was rather docile throughout the photo montage (additional anura pron vidmeos were recorded (in addition to other, relative, digital recordings (of a benign nature, mind <smile>))), but was most-keen to hop-skip-off at close to 0.0000003214 the speed of light when shown the nearby wood-line.
No surprise there, really
Enjoy.
Regards, splifingate
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"How Old English frosc gave rise to frogga is, however, uncertain, as the development does not involve a regular sound-change. Instead, it seems that there was a trend in Old English to coin nicknames for animals ending in -g, with examples—themselves all of uncertain etymology—including dog, hog, pig, stag, and (ear)wig. Frog appears to have been adapted from froscas part of this trend." ~anura [wikipedia:etymology]
Old Boy was rather docile throughout the photo montage (additional anura pron vidmeos were recorded (in addition to other, relative, digital recordings (of a benign nature, mind <smile>))), but was most-keen to hop-skip-off at close to 0.0000003214 the speed of light when shown the nearby wood-line.
No surprise there, really
Enjoy.
Regards, splifingate
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Alaska wild rose. While its flowers are quite pretty, this plant has very small and sharp thorns that cause a lot of pain if you happen to get pricked by them.
Bashful Wakerobin Trillium ( Trillium catesbaei )
Yucca (before it gets covered in ants)
Final (!) from the current series out at Pawnee National Grassland. It's hard (for me) to get the scale of the place into images. The silence too. It's a mixed use place, so there are people, there is habitation. But the silence is amazing. What I remember about this windmill - which is a water pump I think - is a rather eerie repetitive clanking sound. Nothing else for miles. No doubt cows and other animals find it useful!
Off in the distance, just peeking over the horizon, some snow-covered mountains.
Water by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Off in the distance, just peeking over the horizon, some snow-covered mountains.
Water by Ray Harrison, on Flickr
Kulthanee & the Snapper Brothers @ Happy Snapper, Khao Lak in Phang Nga province, Thailand
Fujifilm X20: ISO 2500, f 2.2 @ 1/60 sec
Fujifilm X20: ISO 2500, f 2.2 @ 1/60 sec
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Lunchtime here,too !
G9 , 50-200+1.4x @280 ,f5.6@1/2000 , ISO 800 , cropped and resized .
G9 , 50-200+1.4x @280 ,f5.6@1/2000 , ISO 800 , cropped and resized .
Pandemic feelings. Bottom of the 9th.