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Cute gray graduate bunny wearing glasses and hat with tassel. isolated on white.
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Spent the entire day not being able to see even a bit of Mount Hood, and then finally, late in the day Hoody unveiled for the camera.
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A view of Mount Hood from Portland, Oregon USA
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Time to enjoy candy cane and related activities. Happy holidays!
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Photography, Photoshop. / Chilli poses for a competition / /
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View of Pioneer Peak in south-central Alaska. View is from the bed of the Matanuska River. For scale in this photograph you can see a small airplane flying far overhead.
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Volcano Osorno, and a herd of rather lovely cattle. Lakes District, near Puerto Varas, Chile.
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Graduation caps being tossed into the sky.
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My inspiration is a greener earth conservation of water and love for our future life on this planet live love and dream and just love itself
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Cap Gris Nez, France. / Where my life changed…
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magic
by Lisa EneverPart of Wollongong Pictorial Mafia exhibition
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I think this is a young Hare’s Foot Inkcap. There were other Inkcaps nearby, all very decomposed and gooey. This little fellow is about 1 inch high and was just poking through the leaf litter and twigs. Looks like the twigs have given him a parting as he pushed his way through. Tripod mounted camera, mirror lock up used with remote release. Thanks for looking, regards Nick
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This bird * can remember where it hid food for at least 28 days after putting it in its hiding place * drops its body temperature at night by 10 to 12°C below daytime body temperature, to conserve energy * depletes much of its energy by feeding nestlings from six to 14 times an hour * has a very established hierarchy, or “pecking order” Measuring only 12 to 15 cm from bill-tip to tail-tip, the Black-capped Chickadee Poecile atricapilla is greenish-gray above with a white underside shading to light brownish buff along its flanks. Its long, dark-gray tail looks like a handle. A black cap, well drawn over sparkling eyes, covers its head from cone-like bill to nape, or back of the neck. Pure white cheek patches and a triangular black throat patch complete its most conspicuous markings. Because chickadees inhabit such a wide variety of climates and habitats, birds from different populations may vary somewhat in size and plumage. / (www.hww.ca) Photographed in Anola, Manitoba, Canada / / / Framed Print
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A bunch of bottle caps.
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This is the Damon on a T-shirt T-shirt In fact, this is the Damon on a T-shirt whilst wearing a T-shirt T-shirt. Marketing could be a problem! This is almost pure photo manipulation, from a photo that I took of him in late December or early January. It was a candid shot – he just tends to look like a dangerous thug lol Especially if you are about to eat his starchy side dish! Anyway, he’s my nephew and, and .. and . .I thought it was a wholly appropriate use for the picture, so there! (Now that I am putting in the tags: remind me, later, to make a series of t-shirts called Thug Dangerous! )
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The highest active volcano in the world, the Cotopaxi Volcano in the Andes, Ecuador. Altitude: 5,897 meters (19,347 ft)
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A different angle to the large group of mushrooms I found growing under a Red Oak Tree…..
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/ Bather is a drawing I’ve coloured digitally. / She’s a very old fashioned gal :) / /
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Creative mind comes from times you thought you wasted. / Now, please relax, and something good will happen…. From Naoko Stoop’s “Knit Cap Girl Series” paintings. All right reserved by ©Naoko Stoop / Prints are available at naokosstoop Etsy Shop. / http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6323709
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Nikon D300, Nikkor 105 micro VR, 1/100, F/3.2, ISO 200, Hand held, natural light from window.
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Featured in the group I Love Birds in August 2009 / A Blue-capped Tanager Thraupis cyanocephala enjoys an feast of berries that are always in abundance in the thick green undergrowth of the Chicaque Natural Park, just outside Bogotá, Colombia / This tanager is a species of bird in the Thraupidae family. / It is found in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Trinidad and Tobago, and Venezuela. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist montane forests and heavily degraded former forest.
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hub cap. manipulated with digital smudging an dragging.
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These 2 tiny mushrooms were just too small to get both in focus, even with a f16 at 5x zoom.. Anything less, and they were just too small.. About 2mm wide across the cap, I was chasing a little ground spider I wanted to capture, when I found these. Even the water drops from the humidity of the rainforest were tiny :) Found these on the trail to Winterbrook Falls, which we couldn’t get to after a 2 hour walk, due to flooding. Tasmania, Australia. Canon 5D Mk II, 65mm, 5x. Available Large and best viewed large :)
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