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Phenomenal photography!
Almost doesn’t look real but rather stopped
and froze that bird in real life.
Photo credit: Unknown
Category Archives: The Parting Shot
The Parting Shot for August 10, 2012 3
The Parting Shot for August 9, 2012 Reply
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“When you least expect it… expect me.”
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The Parting Shot for August 8, 2012 5
What a capture!!!!
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The Parting Shot for August 6, 2012 8
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Khoras, a seven-year-old male elephant,
cools down in a pool at the zoo in Kiev, Ukraine.
Photo credit: Reuters/Anatolli Stepanov
Source: Telegraph
The Parting Shot for August 5, 2012 5
“Excuse me, Ma’am – Oh, my. I am terribly sorry to have caught you in the shower.
But since I’m here, could I borrow a cup of honey for a recipe?
Oh, you’re such a deer….,” he said, licking his lips.
Photo credit: Unknown
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The Parting Shot for August 3, 2012 4
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Hiiiiiiiiiiii…… YAH!!!!
NOTE: That is a stuffed toy the Border Collie is pouncing on.
Photo credit: Unknown
Source: Found on Facebook
The Parting Shot for August 1, 2012 1
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Brilliant photography! But I cannot help but think
about the short horror story, “The Monkey’s Paw.”
If you are not familiar with it, CLICK HERE to read it,
or HERE to watch a short film on Vimeo.
Photographer: Oat Vaiyaboon
Source: Flickr
The Parting Shot for July 31, 2012 2
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Flamin’! You can almost smell the sulphur.
Photographer: Scott Cromell
Source: Photo.net
Equipment: Canon EOS 20D, Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro
The Parting Shot for July 30, 2012 9
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Amber proudly wearing her “doggles.”
Photographer: Scott Cromwell
Equipment: Canon 7D, Peleng 8mm Fish
Source: Photo.net
The Parting Shot for July 29, 2012 4
It’s CAT-ZILLA!!!!
Creator: Unknown
The Parting Shot for July 28, 2012 7
The Parting Shot for July 26, 2012 9
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I would say more of a swamp than a lake… but still very creative.
Credit: Unknown
The Parting Shot for July 25, 2012 5
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Been watching too much of The Karate Kid…
Idolomantis diabolica, commonly known as the devil’s flower mantis or giant devil’s flower mantis, is one of the largest species of praying mantis that mimic flowers. It is the only species classified under the genus Idolomantis.
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The Parting Shot for July 24, 2012 2
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Kissed by a hummingbird….
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The Parting Shot for July 23, 2012 6
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“Hey! Who took the spray starch!?”
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Although the quality is lacking somewhat, the content is too good not to share.
Click on image to view in full size
Artist: Unknown
The Parting Shot for July 21, 2012 3
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Just put one foot in front of the other….
A baby chimpanzee looks a little unsteady on his feet as he takes his first steps away from his mum. Photographer Konrad Wothe captured the youngster at play in the Mahale Mountains National Park in Tanzania, Africa.
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Photo credit: Konrad Wothe/Minden Pictures/Solent New
Source: The Telegraph
The Parting Shot for July 20, 2012 6
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Magical. Simply magical.
Graphic creator: Unknown
The Parting Shot for July 18, 2012 7
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This giraffe is making the face that I see looking back at me in the mirror in the mornings….
Photographer: Unknown
Source: Dark Roasted Blend
The Parting Shot for July 17, 2012 7
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This is just completely and entirely WEIRD!
Although I do know a few people I wish had zippers for mouths….
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Source: Only HD Wallpapers
Creator: Unknown
The Parting Shot for July 16, 2012 4
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“Changing” by Aleksandr Malin.
Where reality and ones imagination converge.
The Parting Shot for July 15, 2012 8
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Rush hour in Mumbai, India. Click HERE to view in FULL SIZE
Photographer: Vivek Prakash
I have found the full size of this photo. Click HERE to view in FULL SIZE
Make sure to click on it AGAIN once it opens up in another tab.
You will be able to see all the details much more clearly.
Here is a section of the photo, but zoomed in.
Click on this image to view in full size. It’s much more dramatic.
The Parting Shot for July 14, 2012 8
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“Now, listen to me very carefully. Turn around and go to the OTHER end and push down on that round button. That is how to take my picture. Then I will take yours and the human will be so surprised when he develops this film.”
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Photo credit: Unknown
