Posts: Frank W | Ugly Hedgehog

While strolling in the Everglades I happened upon these youngsters learning their trade as predators. Can't call them "cute", but that "look" in their eye will make them noticeable.

And mama may be laying right there, closer then you think.....
Good shot. :thumbup:

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Feb 4, 2016 17:35:33 #

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Hibler wrote:

I bet this old house at one
time had lots of stories to tell

This is one of the better shots I've seen of old buildings. Very good.

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Feb 2, 2016 09:24:11 #

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Mishap at the Toy Box

Linda From Maine wrote:

This was the scene when I arrived. Sadly, there was nothing that could be done for the victim. I'm told that an investigation is ongoing and that, given his suspiciously maniacal grin, the green frog is a person of interest.

Great shot, I'm a believer of guilt at first sight. :thumbup:

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Jan 31, 2016 09:32:36 #

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Photography skills and/or Posting Skills

chaman wrote:

Yes.

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Jan 26, 2016 17:39:47 #

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Lucky shot

arthurfweidner wrote:

Hi, I was out on my daily photo hunt and I saw a nice Kingfisher near a pond,he flew to the back of me and I didnt get to see him again,but up a dead tree I saw this nice American Bald Eagle,I call that Luck.

I'm not much of a believer in luck, if you wasn't out taking pictures then you wouldn't have even seen it. Good capture.
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Jan 25, 2016 09:39:04 #

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Buffelhead aking Off

I don't necessarily agree with that, I've found that the better I know my subject, and equipment, the luckier I get. You did capture some good shots. :thumbup:

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Jan 24, 2016 09:27:33 #

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Mirrorless Cameras vs DSLRs

Phil Wissbeck wrote:

In a mirrorless camera like a Sony you are shooting through a filter and must suffer some altering of the image. It has been said on this forum that no professional uses such a camera.

Where did you "hear" that crap, it's obvious you heard it someplace because you sure haven't done any homework.
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Jan 17, 2016 13:00:46 #

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A Seven Sisters Winter

Treepusher wrote:

Beautiful shot, winter or otherwise, Geoff. Makes for a lovely story, but if all seven sisters were dumb enough to jump off the cliffs because they couldn't marry shepherds, probably just as well they didn't breed.

But I suppose it's Romeo and Juliet X seven. Presumably the saddened and surviving shepherd guys found lasting love with their sheep.

Or all got together and paid a visit to the old man...... :-D

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Jan 17, 2016 09:54:42 #

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Long Live the King

waltchilds wrote:

I took this photo of a King Cobra in Miami. The handler was an old friend and agreed to open the large 6' cage so I could get on the ground in front of him to get a close-up shot. This shot was taken less than 7' in front of this 14' giant, with nothing in between him and me.

It was taken in the Cobra house, where my friend milks over 300 cobras to sell the venom to drug companies. It was dark, so I did use an off camera speedlight, and defused the light. Comments welcomed.

Do I detect a distinctive lack of self preservation! :?

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Jan 16, 2016 10:52:38 #

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The Cardinal Dressed In Red

old hippy wrote:

enjoy
https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1682/24416297165_10e0456d25_z.jpg20575628362_8cec2324d1_b by ed brown, on Flickr

Now that's a great shot.

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Jan 14, 2016 13:27:58 #

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Marine traffic in my back yard

mwoods222 wrote:

Hello everyone today 1/14/16 @ 11:30 hd hrs here comes Donjon Marine's Sarah Ann returning from an assignment with both work barge with crane and what looks like a second barge on starboard loaded with debris from the job. Close up on wheelhouse and I swear the pilot is looking right at me

Wave, if he waves back, you'll know for sure. :D

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Jan 5, 2016 17:49:08 #

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Yummy

lrryingle wrote:

While at a CASA convention last November in San Marcos, Texas I shot these hungry diners. Enjoy!

If that armadillo is faking it, He better get up and RUN. :D

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Dec 31, 2015 19:48:46 #

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Is this bird pecking wood a wood pecker?

Peeb wrote:

Trying to learn all I can about birds. Caught this fella outside my kitchen window. He's obviously digging into this tree- is he a woodpecker? Thanks!

Well the first thing you should probably do is buy a book or two on birds, I'm in my books all the time.

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