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Canada
 Dragons mouth (4) Art_R
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 close up | Art_R
(2530) [2009-09-05 18:08:20] | this is a close up that shows the parts and should give an idea how the mouth works...
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 Morning Dew (2) Art_R
(2530) |
 Guttation | Art_R
(2530) [2009-07-07 17:15:44] | I took this photo on the same morning , guttation is the water on the edges of the leaves...
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 White Admiral (8) Art_R
(2530) |
 Enhance the details | deud
(2372) [2009-07-02 00:32:43] [1] | | working with levels, make it more "light", enhancing the visual effect. |
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 Excavation (6) Art_R
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 Excavator | Art_R
(2530) [2009-06-15 18:43:46] | Here is the bird belonging to the excavation , this is the best shot I have of this type of bird so far , it was not like it was very shy or anything just not great light and it moved from tree to tree pretty quick , I think it is called a red-naped sapsucker.
listed camera info for this is not right , this was shot with a nikon d-300 at 400 mm (80-400mm lens) it is listing camera data from the original upload which I shot with my other camera ;-)
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 Huntress (10) Art_R
(2530) |
 before the strike | Art_R
(2530) [2009-06-02 06:30:46] | this is an image of the spider with its prey prior to its strike at it , I thought that it was an already eaten meal.
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 Love Birds (15) Art_R
(2530) |
 Straigntening | NinaM
(6596) [2009-05-09 17:36:49] [3] | | Hello! This is the first workshop that I do on TN, but it's very easy to straighten in Picasa and your picture is so beautiful, it was worth it! |
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 Mourning Cloak (2) Art_R
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 Mourning Cloak breading | Art_R
(2530) [2009-04-24 14:01:51] | this image was shot two years ago on May 9 , the Mourning Cloak is not only early to emerge after winter , but also early to bread. I have yet to see either caterpillar or chrysalis for this insect , but will keep my eyes open for that too
thanks for looking :-)
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 Highwood River HDR (12) Art_R
(2530) |
 original | Art_R
(2530) [2009-04-23 15:13:43] | this is the original image that I worked from to make the HDR rendition.
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 Three's a Crowd-6 Art_R
(2530) |
 bad panning 2 | Art_R
(2530) [2009-03-24 06:08:06] | and this is the last frame in the burst , in this frame the forward motion of the pursuing goose vs the upward motion of the upper goose serves to throw the bottom goose off balance and it falls backwards , looking at the image I would swear that I can see a small tuft of feathers in the beak of the pursuer , it is barely visible in this frame but on the left side of the falling gooses neck/breast you can see the black protruding beak , and I think also a little beak full of the intruding gooses tail feathers , I would know for sure if I had a slightly better angle on that....
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 Three's a Crowd-6 Art_R
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 bad panning 1 | Art_R
(2530) [2009-03-24 06:02:26] | here is the second last image in the burst , in this frame the pursuer gets its prize , and bites the butt of the intruding goose. as you can see I have lost tracking by this image , with the shutter fluttering at eight frames per second it got a bit hard to see clearly what was going on , the action was quick and I followed the upward motion of the upper goose , I had room to spare on the frame for both so will have to practice that some more :-*)
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