Favourite Photographic Images.

a reply to: karl 12

NICE!

A couple of different breeds of Eagle, Golden and American Bald

anyone here savy with canon eos?

I'm looking at Canon EOS 6D and 80D trying to decide if the 80D is worth the extra coin.

for a intermediate user, would a full frame 6d be better you think or an 80d ?

Click on the Sunflower to see it in it's magnified glory..

Just one of these Marbles can cost $300 US Dollars (or more).

The ghostly three dimensional mandala pattern of this marble is made with a technique called "fuming" where gold and silver are added to the glass in their vaporized forms. This creates colors that are both luminous and translucent. This gives the marble amazing depth and fire. The reverse is an interwoven, geometric surface patterning. Individual marbles will vary somewhat in colors and patterns.

originally posted by: Agit8dChop

I'm looking at Canon EOS 6D and 80D trying to decide if the 80D is worth the extra coin.

for a intermediate user, would a full frame 6d be better you think or an 80d ?

Have absolutely no idea mate.

originally posted by: JohnnyAnonymous

Just one of these Marbles can cost $300 US Dollars (or more).

They really do look amazing.. bit pricey though

a reply to: karl 12

Clouds.. are wonderful !

Here's a few rare ones.. A Roll Cloud (or Morning Glory Cloud) and a Sphere ( and multiple Sphere ) Clouds.
....and yes, I bet many have been ms-identified to being UFO's (heh).

Here's something I find amazing. These are different magnifications of a Peacock's feather.

a reply to: JohnnyAnonymous

Ha amazing stuff mate

Peacocks

a reply to: karl 12

Dude, those were great!
Came across something completely different. The first is Rainbow Mountain in Cusco and the second is an unnamed Rainbow Mountain in China

a reply to: JohnnyAnonymous

Very nice pics Johnny, keep them coming mate.



Long exposure lightning over Chile volcano:

a reply to: karl 12

That was some wicked looking weather

Here's an odd Transparent Sea Creature known as the Russian Sea Angel (right click to see larger image).

Electron Scan of Mites eggs. The Mites spend most of their lives in our pores like on this Human face. These are just some of the eggs around the hair follicle that happens around a 2week period (and yes, we all have them).

a reply to: JohnnyAnonymous

Urrrrrgh - there's a nice pic of a grown up one here.


Shimla, India:

a reply to: karl 12

Microscopy of the surface of a soap bubble (with interference effect).

Touted as being the smallest Rodent on Earth , it's the Pygmy Jerboa.

Although I dislike most insects, I'm still fascinated by them and have a huge respect for them... especially their eyes. Below are all a variety of different flies like the Horse & Robber Fly, (you can right click the image to see it full size)

a reply to: JohnnyAnonymous

Well said about those cheeky insects mate (apart from murder hornets) - here's a good pic from a New York zoo.

a reply to: karl 12

I remember hearing about that from my Father.
Since Mirrors are on deck, how about an Ape aware of it's reflection (right-click to see larger image).

a reply to: JohnnyAnonymous

Great pic mate and there"s a full vid to that with different animals - can't seem to find it but it's brilliant.