Happy male
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“Impact Zone” You think you’re sitting / outside the break, / When here comes a wave / you’re not going to make. / Along the horizon / a darkened blue, / must start the scramble / arms digging deep too. / It breaks before you / with a crack and a peel, / a smile on your face / life is surreal. / Waves are breaking / on top of your head, / a mountain of water / is now what you dread. / Whitewater comes, / it hits like a brick, / white and foamy, / a turbulent thick. / Waves keep on comming, / three , four, and five, / You think to yourself, / just one more duck dive. / And when you think / you that got your breath, / the ocean pushes / you down to new depths. / Waves back off / you’re stuck in the foam. / Welcome to / the / Impact Zone By: Andy Harney
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A card featuring a special little Australian, / the Red-capped Robin. / Something for friends or family overseas? / A portion of sales will be donated to wildlife / conservation or rescue. / . / Read about my wildlife photography here
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cartoon illustration of a happy married couple :)
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FIRST TIME PUBLISHED Watch this />http://www.ingetjetadros.comWhen I looked outside my restaurant in Broome I saw two cowboyheads sitting on the tables outside and I had a strong urge to make some photo’s. I spook to the two men they where from Fitzroy Crossing. They where watching a crowd of Indeginous Aboriginal men and women ‘hanging’ outside in the Plaza. They where waiting for the local liquorshop to open, In Fitzroy is now a ‘ban’ on alcohol, they told me, so Fitzroy Crossing is now a ‘dry’ Community Miss. / Broome, Western Australia. / Today I received an email stating; CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR IMAGE ‘TYPAN’ is one of 55 images from the PEOPLE & PLANET International Photo Competition. to be published in the 2009 People&Planet; Social Justice & Enviroment Diary, which will be published this month in Australia (2009). / We thought that your image was incredible, and it won from a pool of OVER 1000 images from 316 photographers from around the World! / All funds raised by the People&Planet diary go to Australia’s small non profit organisations which are working to promote social-justice and environmental substainability around the world. / / watched 802 times 7-11-09
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while i went for a little walk at a local market in Leh i spotted this little one..Leh., ladakh, india
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Blossom’s_Photo_Gallery Male Eclectus Parrot (Eclectus roratus) ============================================= / Featured and chosen as Avatar for the Queensland Group / - July/August/September/October 2008 ============================================= / The male looks his best when in flight or displaying his underwings and flanks. Found usually in rainforests, but ventures into adjoining eucalypt woodland to reach other areas of rainforest. Small flocks roost in tall rainforest trees. In the morning, small groups, noisly move out to feed on big fruiting trees. What a character this guy was – makes me smile just to look at him!
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The Groom and Groomsmen. / NOT the bridal vehicle :-)
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11” x 8.5” graphite pencil drawing on paper. Mike is a friend and singer to a rock group who jumped at the chance to let me draw him for my first book on Pencil drawings, which is available in casewrap (hardback) or paperback at http://stores.lulu.com/paper2pencil NOTE: This drawing was one of four published in a new independent art magazine called Project Exposure
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Shoppingtime
by ingeWandering through narrow streets in Bikaner took me to this little market where i found this family doing there textiele shopping. When I spotted them i was very excited cause i love the tribal people coming from far away villages. I asked them if i could sit down with them they just smiled at me. For me this made my day. Bikaner, Rajahstan, India
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ready to go
by ingeJust had a wash and some black kohl and all ready to go, this was in a little Bishnoi village.rajahstan, india
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while we where waiting with our car at a very busy petrolstation i did my usual wondering around ‘thing , and saw a big truck with the words “Rajahstan” on it, so i walked towards that big truck and saw 3 men sitting in front of the cabin so i said “helo” and they all smiled at me and I could feel there eyes in my back when i took a shot of that word, than i walked slowly backwards and again i saw the 3 men in the cabin, but when i looked good i saw 4 men so i started to laugh and said “Hey first 3 and now 4, how you do that?” and we all started laughing ,it was VERY VERY funny…Rajahstan, india
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love for LIFE….....LOVE to EVERYONE! May the FORCE be with us ALL!
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All eyes on the calendar / Another year I claim of total indifference / To here, the days pile up / With decisions to be made / I’m sure all of them were wrong -bright eyes self portrait montage
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Taken using a Canon 300D – 18-55mm lens and a Kodak Duaflex
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3rd Challenge Winner in the It Takes Two Challenge in the First Things group Featured in The Postcard Style group A pair of 1 year old African Lion brothers in captivity UK / Highly Endangered Captured with Canon 5D / Shot from behind wired enclosure
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Today (March 14th, 2009) is first time Midnight has been outside since sometime in november. He’s no more than six feet from the door, but it is outside and he couldn’t be more happy. Taken with a Canon Rebel XT (DSLR) with 18-55mm zoom lens. MY BUBBLESITE
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My Pet – Bantik, NikonD60 / Top Ten in the challenge PHOTOGRAPHER’s DELIGHT
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This is an older image of a male Eastern bluebird which I’ve enhanced with background work. Just playing around on a Saturday morning!
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The brides father enjoying a well deserved drink. / Taken in Kew Canon 1d mk2 / Canon 70-200mm IS 2.8 L Lens @ 140mm / ISO 800 / 1/160th / F2.8 Featured in DSLR users Group / People and Portrait Photography / Mood and Ambience / The Weekend Photographer Recieved Bronze Star Award in The International Aperture Awards
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The male Eastern bluebird has a cobalt blue back, a russet breast, and an elongated black beak. One of its characteristic moves is the wing wave which it uses to communicate with its mate. Typically, Eastern bluebirds begin nesting in the Deep South where I live around February. The male scopes out the nesting box, lingering at the opening and inviting the female to have a look. If she approves, nesting begins as the female imports pine straw and other such materials to form into a teacup shaped nest in the box. Then, the egg laying process begins, as the female lays one egg a day for five days. After the fifth egg is laid, she incubates the eggs. Not until the babies hatch does the male take on a more active role, delivering grub worms, crickets, grasshoppers, and other such delicacies to the hungry hatchlings. He and his mate repeat the process three times each mating season, bringing approximately fifteen new bluebirds into the world each spring/summer. The summer was grueling this year and one of the clutches was lost to the excessive heat, but little Daddy bluebird and little Mama bluebird made up for the loss but building another nest in August, way past the time they are usually at work rearing youngsters. It was tough, but they stuck it out and at least two or three chicks fledged from the late summer nest.
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This juvenile bluebird is in the process of feathering out; its russet breast feathers make me think this is a male. He was certainly enjoying a bath on a warm September afternoon and twittering excitedly as I watched in delight.
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