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Five years back now and some time spent playing with the macro setting on my compact. A return to Florida this year with other family members for a return to…

A garden spider and daddy long legs were here to greet us on our kitchen window today after we returned from a weekend in Edinburgh.(caught the Scotland v …

I recently subscribed to a local photography workshop called the Philadelphia Photo Arts Center (PPAC, Located in the Crane Arts Building). Once a year they…

I love my city - Cork, Ireland! One of the parts I love most is the fact that it's still a working city with docklands, ships, cranes, etc. This was an evening…

Recently, we enjoyed a visit from Sher(SheriJ) and Ken:) What a great weekend looking for the bald eagles, sandhill cranes and so much more!! Abbey is patiently…

November 03, 05 & 08, 2012 City engineers are devising a method for removing or securing the dangling boom of a construction crane, work that may take weeks,…

Sunday is supposed to be a day of rest but I interrupted that to do another training run (my first race is next sunday). I did a 8.3km run, my longest yet, so I…

Jest coś w ruchu Żurawii, że zamrożony na zdjęciu wygląda jak taniec. There is something in the way that the cranes move, that when you freeze them with your…

All photographs and above sentences are conpyrighted by K. Nakata ——- About 80% of hooded cranes, ca 10,000 in the world, as well as about 50% of white-naped…

There's a heat wave here in Montreal today. its 38 degrees but it feels like over 40. Im sticky and feel like I have cabin fever staying in for the past two…

Nephrotoma appendiculata aka spotted crane fly I dont Find Photographying crane flies interesting, since they are very ordinary, but this one was alittle bit…
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