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The dance of the cranes
If you have not seen Sandhill cranes dancing during mating season then you have missed some of those beautiful moments that nature brings you... for free! Taken using a R6 with EF100-400 L Mk2.
the city of Lima and its coast B/W
Because of the geografial fault of south america the coast of Lima is a cliff, the city limits with the pacific ocean and it is a wonder to see it. This is a colection of photos taken with the canon 5DSR, I USED A 2.8 16-35MM and a 200MM lenses. I ch...
Bird Royalty - how two related birds adapted to reign supreme in their habitats
The Nestor genus of parrots includes two extant species from New Zealand and two extinct species from Norfolk Island, Australia and Chatham Island, New Zealand.KEA: King of the MountainThe Kea is the world's only mountain parrot, living in the NZ Alp...
These Look Closely Related, but Aren't:
New Zealand is home to two species of type of bird known as rails: the Pukeko and Takahē . They may look very similar, and it would be tempting to think that are closely related, but that is not the case. Pukeko are not indigenous to New Zealand, but...
What a difference, or not, 70 years makes
When my grand uncle died many years ago, he left me a treasure trove of carefully organized Kodachrome and Ektachrome slides that he shot between about 1939 and 1985. During the last eight years or so, I have been making hi-res scans of his slides. ...
Andromeda Galaxy (M31)
The "problem" with imaging galaxies is that a lot of them occupy only small areas of the sky. They may be HUGE objects, but for many of them, their distance makes their apparent size in the night sky very small. That, however, is not the case with t...
