Photography of ATS Members

Hey,

Many many thanks for the nice comments guys. It certainly gives me a boost to thrive in this passion. BIG thanks for that, really means alot

Love and respect to you all.

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Riverboats.........

The river vessel Marlie Price
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The river vessel Drema C. Woods.
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The river vessel Iron Duke.
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The images are too large for them to be posted, so links to them are provided instead.

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Check it out, I found this little critter the other night. His/her web is marvelous, what do you think? By the way the actual web was actual pretty big, but the photo was cropped unfortunatley, but it still looks good!

Here are some good pictures I have taken of nature.

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Check 'em out if you want.

[edit on 18-4-2009 by nick_napalm]

I took these pictures of Haywee today. Click the pictures for bigger versions.

Another one of Haywee.

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I don't know the name of this cat.



Click the pictures for bigger versions. Camera: Samsung S1050

Rapids

Camera: Samsung S1050. Click the pictures for bigger versions.

One of my favorites!

Some pics i took the other week:


Woods & Pond at Scawby, Lincs.

The old gate at the entrace to the estate:









these ones look kind of eerie, looks like there pointing




pic taken from roadside, approx 3 miles away from where i live, on the edge of the lincolnshire wolds. I love the big H in the road.



same spot, just looking in the opposite direction, was the bluest sky i've seen this year



one looking out from my front room window:



in keeping with blups earlier 'Random theme'...

random sheep:



random geese - well not completely random, they live in the field behind my hedge



camera:
Samsung Omnia CameraPhone.

[edit on 22-4-2009 by MCoG1980]

Erithacus rubecula (European Robin).

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Haywee, looking at the Erithacus rubecula.

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Click the pictures for bigger versions. Camera: Samsung S1050.

This Hawk was part of a mating pair that I watched swooping over a pond in Yerington Nevada Today. The pair was swooping and diving, and screeching. It was amazing to watch.


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Wow, great shot Spacedoubt that pic is awesome - like out of a magazine or something If i'd had attempted such a feat then you'd have a very blurry pic - fantastic flight capture



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Thank you!
I was really lucky, I have more shots. Even one that shows both of the pair.
I though it was really cool, how the sunlight was lighting the rear feathers.

I'd would be nice to see those



I liked that too - bit like when a cloud has a silver lining - very cool, and again, great pic, well done

Alright!

Here is another of the same Hawk, a similar pic..He was flying directly over me, as I was shooting.



And here is the male, and female. I wish I had gotten a shot of them dive bombing. It was so cool to see.




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Thanks for posting the rest of them, they are fantastic.
Although we do get birds of prey in lincs, kestrels ect. You usually see them when you haven't got a camera handy, and if i did happen to have one with me, like i said earlier, i'm sure mine would turn out blurry.

Here's Milo. I took these pictures today. Camera Samsung S1050. Click the pictures for bigger versions.




Here's the other side of him:

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Milo looks like a Raccoon!
Looks like he's having some fun

The Turning Torso in Malmö, Sweden. Camera: Samsung S1050. Click the picture for bigger version.

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Holly poo!

There's a seagull shaped UFO on the right if it.