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365 Project 2010

My first year learning photography and doing a 365 daily photography project to help me learn.
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Cling on. This caught my eye, not sure why or what the reasoning is behind the attachment. #365Project Day 244 (2010.09.01) @sharkbayte
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Cling on. This caught my eye, not sure why or what the reasoning is behind the attachment. #365Project Day 244 (2010.09.01) @sharkbayte

Chapel Hill NCEF 100mm f2.8L IS USM MacroIn Our PrimeOrange County NCprime lensSummer 2010branchesCANONday_244floraknotnaturetreesvineswrapped

  • We are wired as far as the eye can see. I used my wide angle trying to show how far these wires keep going. If you open to full size you'll get the idea. Day 248 #365Project (2010.08.05) @sharkbayte
  • Domo wants to tell everyone to have a happy and safe Labor Day weekend and holiday! Day 247 #365Project (2010.09.04) @sharkbayte
  • Every time I see a grasshopper I am reminded of the Aesop's fable: "The ant and the grasshopper"- #365project Day 246 (2010.09.03) @sharkbayte
  • Hurricane Prep 101-Secure and Tie down anything loose. BUT NOT YOUR BROTHERS DANBOARD!!! #365Project Day 245 (2010.09.02) @sharkbayte
  • Cling on. This caught my eye, not sure why or what the reasoning is behind the attachment. #365Project Day 244 (2010.09.01) @sharkbayte
  • Anisota senatoria - Orange-tipped oakworm moth - Hodges#7719 #365Project Day 243 (2010.08.31) @sharkbayte
  • Common Buckeye Junonia coenia Hübner, [1822] Brush-footed Butterflies (Nymphalidae) second picture of the day today (2010.08.31) @sharkbayte
  • "Anolis carolinensis", Green Anole. I had a hard time capturing him the sun was very bright and the pom-pass grass was in the shade with the sunlight streaming through. Then of course he was on the move when I spotted him so he wasn't too thrilled about posing for me. #365Project Day 242 (2010.08.30) @sharkbayte<br /> <br /> Thanks for the kind comments on my picture the other day! Much appreciated!
  • Opiliones-Harvestmen. Caught him in between pine needles. #365Project Day 241- (2010.08.29) @sharkbayte
  • Pollen transporter. This Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus Linnaeus, 1758), is covered in pollen from a previous flower. #365Project/Day 240 (2010.08.28) @sharkbayte
  • Halictid Bee - Ceratina 1/4" was busy at work on this tiny daisy. Day 239 #365project (2010.08.27) @sharkbayte
  • The pollinators. Eastern Tiger Swallowtail. Day 236 #365project (2010.08.24) settings: 100.0mm f/2.8 1/4000s ISO: 200

  • Avi Blumen

    on January 9, 2011

    So simple, so beautiful.

  • mcdonegal1

    on September 2, 2010

    I see this as a great example of nature making use of what is provided to grow and flourish. Beautiful capture and light.

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