Tags: Colorado Daniel Libeskind Denver Denver Art Museum Frederic C. Hamilton Building USA architecture black and white building downtown exterior image photo photograph Mabry Campbell December 2024 23 mm XF23mmF2 R WR
© All Rights Reserved
Tags: Alemania Look photo Friends social Flickr colorful greatphotographers contactgroups aaa challenge photography interest Lightroom EU flickering elite GER Happy Superphotos Winter Schnee Snow Magic Sunset Orange Trees Wald Landschaft Landscape Forest Sonnenuntergang Evening Topaz
© All Rights Reserved
Tags: B&W bnw bn blackandwhite blancoynegro biancoenero black & white nb noiretblanc cb crnobijelo sw schwarzweiß monochrome mono monotone monocromatico monocromo Rovinj Rovigno Hrvatska Croatia Canon 6D EF35 outside outdoor nightshot Nachtaufnahme photo de nuit toma nocturna street photogrphy fotografía callejera photographie de rue Straßenfotografie gente personnes people Leute Kopfsteinpflaster cobblestones adoquines pavés ruelle callejón alley Gasse
© All Rights Reserved
We're finally home after an amazing 3 week trip. I took more images than usual (due to subject matter and not shooting with any GND filters to save space). I thought, why not start with a recongisably Japanese image and what better an icon than Fuji!
This was shot from Lake Yamanako which is famous for its swans. On that particular morning, the cloud shape coming off Fuji seemed to represent a swan's neck!
Long exposure shot wtih 24-70mm and NiSi jetmag filters.
Tags: Asia Dylan Toh Fuji Izu Peninsula Japan Kyoto NiSi Filters Singapore Tokyo everlook landscape photography Yamanako Reflection Dawn
© All Rights Reserved
In the bird world, the flamingo has the longest neck and longest legs in comparison to its body size. . Nicknamed the Rosy Flamingo, most of their plumage is bright pink in contrast to the paler European or African species. The primary and secondary flight feathers of the Galapagos flamingos are black, and the wing coverts are red. The legs of the flamingos are all pink, and they make a honking sound similar to a gooseTheir distinctive crooked beaks are pink with a black tip, which are used to separate mud and silt from their food. One interesting fact is that flamingos can only eat with their heads upside down. Their beaks have thin, flat membranes known as lamellae that act as filters for food. Flamingos are known to stomp their feet in the water to stir up food from the bottomIt is theorized that this a resting position used to conserve body heat or reduce cardiac effort. They may also be found resting in a seated position with their legs tucked under them. Flamingos appear to have good hearing but little or no sense of smell.
These flamingos live and nest in colonies and interact socially with each other, but they can be pretty shy around humans, so the viewing of these amazing birds is best done from a distance. Colonies of several hundred Galapagos flamingos are not unusual; they work in concert with each other for protection and to care for their young.
© All Rights Reserved