Lunch
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It was feeding time at Warrawong Sanctuary, in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. I captured this owl swallowing his meal, a (dead) mouse. He looks like he is really enjoying it!
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just travel in time
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This is from a shoot for Organic Life Magazine (UK) Published in the December issue 2007. My first magazine publishing!
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Reticulated giraffe eating in the Masai Mara. / / (Masai Mara – Kenya) / / / African Art and Writings Group / / Best Photo/Artists of the Month Contest Winner for January 2008 / CLICK HERE TO HAVE A LOOK / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / / /
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Oil on Canvas / The Crowded Cafe by Sharon M Hayes / Twenty one eye sharing faces in a cafe. This is an abstract contemporary figurative painting. / ©2008 Sharon M Hayes / Original Available visit: www.hayesfinearts.com
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A lego reconstruction of the famous 1932 photograph taken by Charles Ebbets.
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Canon Digital Rebel 400D / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-- / / ................................................................................ / Lunch time at the Easton Mall in Columbus Ohio / Selective Coloring and post processing / -—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-— / Click to View By Category: / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—-—- / Waterfall Photos / - Selective Coloring / - Infrared Photos / - Black and White Photos / - Animal Photos / - Downtown Cleveland ...............................................................................................................
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The Wife and I were outside with our visiting son. We are getting the ponds and yard ready for prime weather.. I heard my wife do an OMG. So I went over to see whats up… This is what I captured. My Wife thinks it was terrible. I viewed it as a bit exciting to see how nature works live. This is the one pick I decided on. It really did not take long and the snake wanted his lunch to go and was not going to wait for me to capture him.. Got Lucky.. Soon more nature stuff.. I will have more time to play after yard work is done.. LOL..
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This is a “Cairns Birdwing” (Troides euphorion) caterpillar, trying to eat his lunch in peace. Top 10 Image in the challenge “Macro Photography” in Photography 101 Group.
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taken at welsh meet, skomer island july 12th 08
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Model – Meluxine This is about as ghetto as studio-esque lighting gets. / It’s called daylight. / I know, weird hey. And it’s so cheap it’s scary. Copyright 2008 Harmony Nicholas ps. if you happen to own/know of this ‘pasta’, I would strongly advise against trying to eat it. The model’s only just getting her taste buds back.
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Ok.. I never do still life photos.. so I am out on a limb here.. be gentle! / BOBAN is my inspiration here. / His love of still life had me wondering.. am I missing out on something.. / I took only 10 shots..tee hee.. to find the one that best showed our mood.. My gal pal drinks I do not. so I had some with the vino.. but this is my photo about my day and Latte and Lunch is how I do it!! /
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I added some drama.. but I do so love the Russian Orthodox Churches in the city.. this one is off Gary Street.
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One of 26 images for a new manuscript for a children’s picture book…… this is a combination of photography, vector, drawings and a special recipe for the overall effect. I wanted to stay with the shadows because I love the challenge of allowing little ones to use their imagination to visualize the character they want to see. I started this manuscript with my youngest as my inspiration, she loves cupcakes. I had a blast writing the Lilliput picture book and my kids really enjoyed it. I am really proud of all the hard work and how it turned out and I cannot wait until it finds a home at a house. Until then I want to keep writing and make up the illustrations. I love the challenge and the expression on my kids faces with the images that I turn out. btw…. / The cupcake is actually a first attempt over a year ago to design vector art. I never deleted it, thank goodness :).
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Featured in ‘The Scavenger Hunt’ group / 21st June 2009 Lunch Time I was having lunch with a friend today and outside our dining room window this beautiful Monarch butterfly landed so I grabbed my camera and I was off. I managed to get 2 shots before she gracefully soared away dancing on the breeze. Taken 6th March 2009
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A rather special spot to enjoy the fine cuisine and superb wines available at The Minya Winery on The Surfcoast, as the swallows and other birds flit and fly around you / / Pentax istDS Camera. Three bracketed exposures used an processed in Dynamic Photo HDR to create the image. My Bubblesite showcases images in their categories.
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Many thanks to Barbara Anderson for her collaboration on this – the ladybug is hers and she so generously donated for this “lunch”! Thanks Barbara! / / Canon Rebel Xt Canon L 70-200 US
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Great blue heron in flight carrying a fish, razor sharp and clear image using large file size. Beautiful T-shirts with different colors and styles are also available with this image: Lunch Time Location: Hidden River, Florida
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Canon rebel xt Canon L70-200 and Sigma 17-70 composite
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Blue winged Kookaburra does lunch…............. / Not the best shot but l think you get the idea ! / Canon 450D / 300 mm Canon EF lens Post edited in Adobe elements 6
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FEATURED NOV 2009 YOUR LIVING SPACES It was my Dad that taught me to cook, and his secret was this “Rose, use what you have in the kitchen, and cook for those you love.” Today’s Sunday lunch with friends mean home cookin’, relaxed conversations,music and laughs. Here the table is set casually with Mick’s famous venison goulash, (the venison was a gift from another friend), organic oats and barley, and my German style home-made sourdough dark rye. Sharon and Charuhas have been getting my taste buds going over the past couple of weeks, so here’s some of your own treatment back at you friends!! / Bon Apetito! / As for the sourdough recipe- I have been using the same starter now for about six months, and fully expect this to outlive me eventually. For great tips on making sourdough, Youtube is hard to beat. This is where I gleaned much of my knowledge of how simple sourdough can be. I tried books before, but really needed the visuals. / Basically, I use two cups of my organic sourdough spelt starter, and combine with two cups flour, two tablespoons olive oil, milk added to texture, a pinch of salt, a teaspoon of molasses sugar, two tablespoons of caraway seeds. Kneaded together. Allowed to rise for a couple of hours in a warm place. Baked in a steam oven, interrupting the bake every 10 minutes three times to add a spray of water over the loaves to give the crust the nice deep character I am wanting. Total bake time approx 50 mins at 180 celsius (but first introduce into a 250 celsius oven and reduce the temp immediately after steaming) . The Starter is an easy enough principal. It uses the live wild yeasts in flour to create its own rise and amazing flavours and fragrance in the kitchen. I use spelt flour or dark rye for the starter, feeding it daily, as it’s a living thing, and it’s metabolism needs to operate within the krebs cycle, rather than ketone cycle. But if it starts smelling like nail varnish remover, don’t throw it out! Tip out the fluid part that is collecting, and just feed the remainder with flour. I feed my starter using a half cup of flour and a half cup of mineral water daily.It should be kept in a warm place, covered, but not airtight. Youtube has a great clip about the famous SanFrancisco SourDoughBoudin Bakery where the same starter has been alive and in use since 1849. One last piece of insight from me about baking bread, and if you have read down this far, you certainly deserve the best of my insights, so here it comes…...I noticed years ago, every time I baked a loaf of bread, Mick would fall in love with me all over again.Drives him nuts..I use this knowledge to my own best advantage believe me! This wouldn’t be a work from me if I didn’t include a funky video-clip from Youtube. I just love this one- turn it up guys : /
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Went out with 3 other RB’ers to Sanibel Island, Florida. This opsery is one of many birds we captured that day. It was having its lunch, all that is left is the fish tail. Thanks to Liz , / Gouzel and Gina I had a great time, and look forward to seeing Liz and Gouzel in Jan. and we will go out again. Best view large / Canon 40D / canon 400mm / ISO 100 / f/8 1/400 /
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