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    Amazing eagle photo by Andy Molloy  — 3 months ago

    http://www.centralmaine.com/blogs/outdoors/2008_02.html

    Follow the link and see an amazing photo of a bald eagle taking out a seagull. Then read the very funny story of how the photographer impressed the bystanders with his knowledge of bird lore.

    cherry311 the stars at night are big and bright

    so many pictures  — 4 months ago

    Worth doing!

    so little time…
    sorry everyone….gonna say bye for now.
    thanks for inviting me into the group though!

    cherry311 the stars at night are big and bright

    Irene Suchocki  — 8 months ago

    Worth doing!

    Infrared.

    cherry311 the stars at night are big and bright

    Magical Light  — 8 months ago

    Worth doing!

    A rainbow hangs over electricity-producing wind turbines near the Spanish Basque town of Durango.

    Vincent West
    Time Magazine photographer

    cherry311 the stars at night are big and bright

    The Corcovado  — 9 months ago

    Worth doing!

    Yann Arthus-Bertrand

    Amazing.
    It was very hard to pick just one of his photographs. (even though i know through this goal i will not have picked only one!)
    Check out more of him…..you can browse through by country….absolutely beautiful!

    http://www.yannarthusbertrand.com/yann2/affichage.php

    Stu

    10  — 9 months ago

    I think 10 will do.

    Stu

    #10  — 1 year ago

    Holme Church Across The Marshes by Stuart Aylmer

    A beautiful serene shot, with just perfect lighting. I think that despite the church being small in proportion to the picture, the rays draw your eye to it beautifully.

    Stu

    #9  — 1 year ago

    Never Too Old by David Lawrence

    Just too funny – well spotted, and beautifully captured.

    Stu

    #8  — 1 year ago

    Leddie and Children, Shelby Lee Adams, 1990

    I love the way the photo is divided vertically into a simple half and a cluttered half, but the thing that I really notice strongly are the three expressions on the bottom left – they’re all about the same age and in the same situation, but their reactions to the camera are so different.

    You’ll probably have to view the large version to see clearly.

    Stu

    #7  — 1 year ago

    “Vintage” by Quadrajet on Worth1000.com

    This photograph is created by light-painting – a technique where the shutter is held open for a long exposure in a dark room and the required details are lit with a small hand-held light. Thus the image is ‘painted’ onto the film bit by bit.

    I think it has a real ethereal quality – and reminds me somewhat of John Lasseter’s early computer animation “Red’s Dream” (wow… 20 years old this year). I think it’s due to the very flat lighting on the bike, but dark environmental lighting.

    Anyway… this is groovy photo number 7.

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