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Filaretos Doukas Arched stone bridge! 1PicsFromGreece 01-Mar-2011
Peter Redey Archer

Archer on Grand Prix Slovakia of Instinktive Archery 2009

 Locksley Picture Gallery 02-Mar-2012
Igor Bespamyatnov Arches National Park

Arches National Park, Utah, December, 2005

 Colorado 2005 11-Jan-2006
Igor Bespamyatnov Arches National Park 2

Arches National Park, Utah, December, 2005

 Colorado 2005 11-Jan-2006
Bruce Thomas Architectural Pie

Looking straight up in a parking garage, downtown Colorado Springs...this is a tad warmer that it looks to the eye when your standing there, but I like the way my E-PL1 rendered the scene. 1/50th f1.7 @1250 ISO, Panasonic 20mm f1.7 lens...

 Bruce Thomas 04-Aug-2012
fri go749 Architecture Common area 16-Sep-2005
Ricard Bergstr?m Arctic Fox Ricards animals 23-Oct-2004
Jens Birch Arctic Tern 1 A more artistic expression of the Arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea).

This one is from a rainy day at Lake Myvatn in Northern Iceland.

I hope you like it, Jens.		 Jens' Wildlife 31-Jul-2005
Jens Birch Arctic Tern 2 Arctic tern (Sterna paradisaea)

Approaching its nest in a colony near the town H?fn in Iceland.

Cheers, Jens.		 Jens' Wildlife 31-Jul-2005
Jens Birch Arctic Terns Arctic Terns (Sterna paradisaea)

Here is one of my favorite pictures from my recent trip to Iceland.
These Arctic terns have a large colony very close to this almost sweet water lagoon where Europe's largest glacier Vattnaj?kull continously produces icebergs. There seems to be an abundance of fish as you can see. The terns gather in large flocks to feed in the near 0 ?C water. This is just a fraction of the flock isolated by the narrow field of view at 200 mm focal length. A pity though that the close out-of-focus tern came into the field just as I triggered the shutter. (Handheld at 1/400 sec, f/6.3, and ISO100 using a a polarizing filter.)

Cheers, Jens.		 Jens' Wildlife 30-Jul-2005