Plumes
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Plume
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Photographed at Wilsons Promontory National Park
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Wilsons Promontory National Park
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The shapes and textures of wild grasses fascinate me
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Cob
by WulfrunnutA majestic Mute Swan cob who came scaringly close. Taken from the bank of the River Soar just south of Leicester, England
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The delicate tendrils of the Apache Plume are intensified in photograph taken from the summit of Pilot Peak in Northern California.
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My inner rumblings reflect my personal trials, dreams, needs and obligations. My Artwork reflects who I am! THOU SHALT NOT STEAL MY ART / / Fractal / Smudge Art TM. / Photography / By: Madeline M. Allen Thank you for viewing my work. Image copyright © 2008, Madeline M. Allen / Copying and displaying or redistribution of this image without permission from the artist is strictly prohibited.
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A cute astronaut rabbit isn’t feeling the greatest when it suddenly and explosively vomits up an enormous plume of happy space-maggots. / Better out than in, little guy.
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Space Giraffe is shocked and appalled
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Guinea fowl feather showing the vibrancy and patterning of their plumage!
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This was captured in the Elephant enclosure at Dubbo Zoo … well I know of course it’s not an Elephant lol he is giving me the evil eye though! Small in size BIG in attitude! Thanks to fellow bubbler Phil for the valuable info and what type of bird this little fella is! Please check out Phil’s awesome work Here White plumed Honeyeater Size: 17cm Habitat: Distributed across Australia’s inland regions, through out VIC and most of NSW, the White plumed Honeyeater inhabits open forests, usually near water. Diet consists of insects and nectar. Notes: Olive/lemon coloured bird with dark eye and yellow face. White stripe on side of neck with grey line across top. Breeds Winter-Spring-Summer. Thank you for looking!
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Incognita’s involuntary incarceration in the Oubliette had left her decidedly fractious. Acearn’s fabulous image of the raven Acearn is, without doubt, one of the finest animal photographers on rb. I was forced to take liberties with the original—but please be reassured that no animals were harmed in the process.
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Close up of incense smoke plume
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Pele is the “Fire Goddess” of the Hawaiian Islands. She has moved from island to island, across the chain, breathing fire along her path. Today Pele resides on the Big Island of Hawaii, where she is active and on display for anyone who dares come close enough. This image is of Haleakala Crater, on Maui. Pele last lives here 230 years ago, but may return. As I hiked alone through this 100 square mile volcanic crater, I could sense Pele’s presence in the hot dry air. Pele is powerful, but not to be feared. If you show respect to the Maddam Pele, she will control her temper and show mercy. You must treat lightly in such sacred places.
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DSLR A 100 F/ 2,8 1/200 sec. Iso 100 macro lens 1,2,8 / size 3430 X 2287 / Echinacea / Featured january 2009 in the group Flowers in macro /
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Birds photographed at Healesville Sanctuary
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Once a victim of plume hunters, the great egret has made a comeback and is common throughout America’s wetlands but is rare in Canada. I took this photo on a lake in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. This egret has a feather in its bill, not surprising as it is constantly preening!
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The Masked Ball / / This beautiful textured plant reminded me of feathers at a Masked Ball.
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A White Plumed Honeyeater needs a good preening after its bath at Murringo NSW Australia.
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Best Viewed Large All Rights Reserved / @ Julia Wright
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3rd piece in a series of close up portraits inspired by the French language. Created using graphite. Reference used. Matt Print / Canvas Print / Wooden Frame in Charcoal /
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Fractal Collage
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