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02/26/2011 10:14:01 AM · #1 |
Photograph nature in it's most urban form, whether it be a bird on a wall, or flowers growing from the pavement.
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02/26/2011 10:24:57 AM · #2 |
Saw this idea in a book, heres some examples from the book.
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02/26/2011 10:46:16 AM · #3 |
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02/26/2011 10:50:59 AM · #4 |
| I agree and basic editing suits the subject. |
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02/26/2011 02:01:20 PM · #5 |
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02/26/2011 03:03:19 PM · #6 |
| I like it too. But if picked I hope they wait till spring. |
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02/26/2011 03:30:31 PM · #7 |
| Peregrine Falcon Nestcam -- San Jose, CA -- I heard a report this morning is that the female just laid the first of up to four eggs. |
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02/26/2011 03:55:11 PM · #8 |
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02/26/2011 06:44:04 PM · #9 |
interesting suggestion, but not easy to find "on schedule"
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02/26/2011 08:03:34 PM · #10 |
This is SO cool!!1 A while ago I got sent a link to an owl cam, and pretty much didn't sleep for about 2 days, watching the parents bring back mice and watching the babies eat them up. |
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02/26/2011 09:00:24 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by tanguera:
This is SO cool!!1 A while ago I got sent a link to an owl cam, and pretty much didn't sleep for about 2 days, watching the parents bring back mice and watching the babies eat them up. |
I guess you could say they had a HOOT of a time:) |
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02/27/2011 06:09:11 AM · #12 |
Yes. Right up my alley. (No pun intended. Maybe.)
As it happens, I stumbled over a Flickr group this morning that seems to be right in line with the OP's suggestion. This one's curated, so it's not a dumping ground. Some nice stuff in here:
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02/27/2011 06:32:26 AM · #13 |
The Urban Bobcat. A very adaptive species.
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02/27/2011 07:26:11 AM · #14 |
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02/27/2011 09:13:45 AM · #15 |
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02/27/2011 09:27:14 AM · #16 |
Great idea!
But yes, wait till spring. |
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02/27/2011 02:29:03 PM · #17 |
| Yeah actually good idea to wait till spring :) |
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02/27/2011 02:32:20 PM · #18 |
Twice I've had birds fly into my house when I had the windows open without screens. Does that count? :D
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02/27/2011 02:38:38 PM · #19 |
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02/27/2011 02:55:08 PM · #20 |
Originally posted by LevT:
interesting suggestion, but not easy to find "on schedule" |
Disagreed. It makes you look better at the existing things, make you look better at your surroundings. There is probably more urban nature around you than you think. That's one of the things I love about photography, it sometimes makes me see things that I otherwise might not have noticed. That's why I think it's especially good as photo challenge. |
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02/27/2011 03:09:20 PM · #21 |
| Now that I'm in Miami instead of BFE, NM, I say bring it on!!! :) |
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02/27/2011 04:40:19 PM · #22 |
| Please dont forget its nature, not just animals :P aha |
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02/27/2011 05:31:56 PM · #23 |
Originally posted by hojop25:
Please dont forget its nature, not just animals :P aha |
Agreed! I wasn't even thinking animals when I considered the idea. Anthing more than a bird or a bug would be too much animal for what I have in mind. I'd be happy to call it urban still life, but urban nature sounds better.
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02/27/2011 05:34:50 PM · #24 |
I actually just wanted to make this exact suggestion last week, and never got around to it!
I couldn't think of a title (just had the idea of nature by something manmade), and therefore didn't post anything.
Great minds think alike :-)
Lets do this! |
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03/06/2011 07:03:46 PM · #25 |
| Great idea...and it looks like its been chosen. I just wish someone would have realized that a lot of DPC'ers are covered in friggin' snow and ice right now! |
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