I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by whiteroom:
cute!

I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by Ristyz:
nicely exposed and cute too!

I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by Alpha_7:
Absolutely adorable, love it.. sooo cute!

I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by ShutterPug:
sweet :)

I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by Jutilda:
AWWWWWWWW. that is tooo cute.

I Swear to Tell the Truth ...........
by cpanaioti

Comment by PDavis:
That is so funny! Nice work.

Sculptures on the River
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Comment by MelonMusketeer:
I like this a lot. I feel like you could have a good afternoon of shooting here if you had time, and were able to move about in the river to set up angles. This type of art seems to be getting more attention lately. These must be done by a very strong artist who likes cold wet feet.

Friends
by cpanaioti

Comment by bobdaveant:
Great abstract photo full of shapes and colors - pretty cool.

Early Light
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Comment by PHOTOKID:
Great mountain shot. excellent composition

Northern Goshawk - cropped
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Comment by nova:
Man oh man what a bird :) We've beat this to death, but I do recall one more key feature from an old bird book years ago. A Cooper's will have a rounded tail, not the notch seen here. Problem is, I don't really remember if that little tidbid was to help in distinguising a Cooper's from a gos or from a sharpie... BTW, those 3 birds (goshawk, Cooper's, and sharp-shinned) all accipiters, look VERY similar, except for size and range. Accipiters used to be described as "true hawks" in some of the books, that is, what in the Old World were known as hawks. When the first settlers came to the New World, they incorrectly called birds such as Red-tails, Swainson's etc. "hawks"... and the name stuck. Such birds were known in Europe during that time as "buzzards"... now what we call "buzzards" (such as the Turkey vulture and Black vulture) were originally called Vultures over there! Probably more than you ever cared to hear, huh? :o) -Ray