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All Animals Great And Small.

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Featured Work

Here I Am by David Friederich

Featured in 100% and in All Animals Great and Small, RB Homepage Oct. 24, 2009). This is a rare bird, a beautiful bird. I am almost in tears as I write this. She is alone, a long distance from others of her kind. She is the first recorded visitor of her kind to Vancouver Island, and I had the good fortune to see her and to capture this image. Nikon D300, Nikkor f4 600 mm lens, f10, 1/400s.
Old Girl by Steve Bullock

A weathered face of this 12 year old Cheetah, one of the first in the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia’s rescues. She still is beautiful though.. Canon 50D- 50-500mm at 400
elephants by kaotic-shell

Taken at Knowesly park / with fugi s5800
Silly Kitty by suzannem73

I was photographing my cat Jonsie, when he rolled over and stuck out his tongue. I think he was trying to be silly for the camera like a little kid. This photo was taken with a Kodak Easyshare camera. Silly Kitty was featured in the ImageWriting group, Tabby Time, All Animals Great and Small ,Cats and Dogs,and Funny Kritters. /
After by Martin Wilneff

Blue Jay has aquired what his eye was fixed upon.Captured with a Nikon D3000 using a AF-S DX VR ZOOM-Nikkor 55-200mm.Shot at 135mm. /
Mexican Gray Wolf by SandyK

Taken at the Brookfield Zoo in Chicago, Illinois A little halo effect added Featured in Wolves in Art group September 21, 2009 / Featured in All Animals Great and Small group / September 22, 2009 / Thank you hosts
Oh ! what long ears you have! by alan mattison

taken with a Nikon d700 and a Nikon 70-200 mm 2.8 lens with a 17mm tele converter (340mm)
Let Me Eat Now by Charuhas Images

Deer eating grass. A close up shot.
Molly Blue by restlessd

Molly Kitty – The image of her standing on her hind legs is one where she is looking out the window of the French back door. / She did this often, watching the birds. / She was not allowed outside; I had already lost 2 kitties from the the world beyond the door and didn’t want to lose her. / So, she watched from the inside and didn’t seem to mind. Featured at: / All Animals Great and Small
Yawn by Josie Eldred

I love this one :) — Taken with: Canon 40D / Lens used: 2.8 100mm / Shutter speed: 1/250 / F number: 2.8 / ISO: 400
Pippin by Houndstooth Studio

The delightful 9 month old Pippin, a King Charles Cavalier X Shetland Sheepdog. Taken with Canon 5D and 24-105mm lens @f13, ISO 100, 1/200th sec, one Elinchrom light and black backdrop. Featured in Canon DSLR Group, Sept 2009.

Recent Work

Who, Me? by Nadya Johnson

Kitten in a Shoe
Stuck on you by Isa Rodriguez

feel the love and the birds and the bees..sigh / this lovely couple was making love on our windchime . he he .. i love that . aw).. Fort Myers, Florida Usa love posted as a special request of some after reading this journal journal
Textured Bird But what kind? by lindamiller

Picture taken with my canon SD1100 S15 !
Recovery by Jay Ryser

I was out last weekend in the middle of a pretty good snow storm looking for foxes, and the only thing I found was another photographer friend who was having the same luck as me (which is to say, none at all). Fortunately, today was a great day – still lots of snow in places (and red foxes look fantastic against the snow), lots of light cloud cover that acted light a giant diffuser for the light, and lots of foxes. How many foxes? I saw at least half a dozen. They were all over the place – more than I think I’ve ever seen at one time in my little fox hole. Part of it could be that the recent storm and recovery from all the damage has really cleared out a lot of the dense brush, and it’s a lot easier to spot the foxes. After everything that has happened, the little area is recovering nicely. I was concerned right after the storm and with all the bad luck the resident wildlife was experiencing that the place would never be the same and would never recover, at least in a way the place had been before. I’m pleased to be so wrong. The is the male I used to refer to as the beta male, now definitely the area’s new alpha. He’s much more bold than he was before. It’s fascinating to watch him grow into his new role. Red Fox (Vulpes vulpes) / Wheat Ridge, CO / Sony a700 / Sigma 300/f/2.8 / Jobu gimbal, Giottos tripod ISO 400, f/2.8, 1/2000sec
Great Horned Owl by deb cole

Named the Provincial bird of Alberta, Canada in 1977, this owl hunts mainly at night and is easily identified by its large size and feathery ear tufts. / Nesting occurs early in the spring, typically when snow is still on the ground. Most Great Horned Owls mate for life, laying 1-5 eggs each year well before the snow melts. The owls find a new nest each year since the youngsters are extremely active and virtually destroy their nests. /
Writing

Features for Nov.-09…Many THANKS to each host who has chosen to Feature my work!! The honor is greatly appreciated!! !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/a…

Many THANKS to each host who has chosen to Feature my work!! The honor is greatly appreciated!! / Momma and Me – featured in Southern-Style a down home perspective / Baby Boro – featured in Pets Are Us / Little One—in a big World! – featured in Playful Photogenic Animals / Intensive Decisions – featured in Southern Style- a down home perspective / Sundown on the Tennessee River – featured in Peace, Love and Tranquility / After the Wildfire – featured in Cee’s Fun Artsy Friends / Young & playful – feauted in Pets Are Us / Day Break…Sun Bursts!- featured in AROUND THE WORLD