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What does the butterfly see when it stares at the sky. As insects go they have keen eyes, a sense of direction and ability to manoeuvre so it’s not an idle question.
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Nature Photography: Making Photographs with Impact
What Did You Expect, Dogs Playing Poker?
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Recent Posts
- Lighting
- Robin
- Pekin Duck
- Ants Love Peonies
- Starling
- Flower in Black and White
- Blackbird (Two Photographs)
- The Bees Are Hopping
- Flower 2
- An Interesting Flower
- Clothesline
- Angel
- White Poppy
- Pekin Ducks (Two Photographs)
- Poppies
- Greener on the Other Side
- Close Encounter
- A Riot of Windows
- Pekin Ducks (Two Photographs)
- Yo!
- Lilies
- Walking the Ledge
- Ant
- House Finch
- Before the Wind
- What the Window Saw
- Falling
- Cabbage White
- What the Window Saw
- Salsify
- Singing Sparrow
- A Witching
- Distortions
- The Weekend
- Floral Exuberance
- A Rose
- Sparrow with an Attitude
- Wonder Has Many Forms (Two Photographs)
- Not Sure What Happened
- Shadows Make Good
- Not a Hawk
- Spot in the Sun
- On the Prowl
- Friendly
- Weeping
- Attitude
- At Work
- House Finch
- Jaws (Two Photographs)
- Shadows
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