Photographed in the lush cloud forest of Dapa, Valle del Cauca, Colombia, this image features a female long-tailed sylph (Aglaiocercus kingii) perched gracefully on a slender branch at La Minga Ecolodge. The misty morning air softened the light, enh...
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I was driving on a lonely country road when I noticed something that made me slow down. On one side of the road, there was a beautiful chicken farm. The fields were fresh and green, dotted with small yellow and white flowers, and inside the fence w...
"stoke" is the term used by surfers, bodyboarders, and bodysurfers to describe the adrenaline rush of catching and riding a wave. This dude got it.
My wife tells me that colloquially, these are called Naked Ladies. They are called that way, because they don't have any leaves. It's just the stem and the flower. They're some kind of lily I think, but I don't know what kind. They grow wild. Taken...
EF 17-40mm f/4L USMStunning sun set after a rainy day on the bank of Panjkora River in the Kumrat valley KPK Pakistan. Rainy purified the atmosphere, enhanced the vibrancy of nature and brighten the colors. Sound of rushing river and presence of the ...
Was out birding the other morning. Didn’t get any good shots of birds, but did come across a few grasshoppers along the edge of the marsh.Camera = R6 M2, lens= RF 200-800mm F6.3-9 IS ISM at 371mm from a distance of about 3m, f/7.1, 1/400s, ISO 500.
A body surfer at Zuma Beach in Los Angeles takes one last breath before the "barrel" of the wave closes on him. It looks violent, but is actually one of the safer places to be when a wave is breaking....besides the shore.
Gear: EOS 5D Mark IV & EF 70-200mm F/2.8L IS III USM Settings: Tv: 1/250th Av: 5.6 ISO: 50 @ 200mmTv: 1/200th Av: 9 ISO: 100 @ 200mm
