Cuicocha Crater Lake
by elsapo

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It's nice to see you back, with two entries adorning the front page currently.

The Ornament - Fireworks on July 2
by JunieMoon

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I don't know what you mean by saying it's hard to get shots unless you're on continuous advance. Anyway, some good advice is to actually use a low ISO - 100 is fine! In Aperture Priority mode, set the aperture to f8. With the camera on a tripod, you should be able to get good shots when you learn to anticipate when the fireworks burst.
Also, try not to be downwind from them, otherwise you'll get a lot of smoke as well. ;-Þ

Nothing fazes them
by Art Roflmao

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He's getting them because they didn't read the sign about staying off the tower when no lifegaurd on duty.

PeepZilla.jpg
by thomaspeople

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Not sured if his expression is one of shock or delight. ;-Þ

Death of a Pigeon
by Bear_Music

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Oh, it has been seen before - a pigeon in the jaws of a grey cat.

Haiku
by KarenNfld

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Congratulations, Karen. Even if you didn't think it was worthy of entering, obviously a lot of other people did. Very nice.

The Edge of the Earth
by mgsmith53

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For such a small town - village? - it's interesting to see that there's an essential taxidermist. He must spend a lot of time stuffing possums that fail to trot across the road fast enough.

Mirrored Mimosa
by Katmystiry

Comment:
Pretty cool flower.
At least you didn't call it something awful like "Bad Hair Day"...

Soaking
by scooter97

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Well, I didn't know rhinos bathed themselves in water. They usually have dust baths - or maybe that's because dust is more readily available where they live. ;-Þ
The zoo where I used to be a volunteer guide has a succesful rhino breeding program.

Ayatollah Godzilla
by Art Roflmao

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Wow, that's a lot of people juice between his toes. ;-Þ