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A very rare opportunity presented itself. A piebald Eastern Washington Mule Deer. Certainly the highlight of my day.

This immature Bald Eagle was coming into a carcass (off camera right) for some dinner. The sun lit him up beautifully.

Shanghai incense vendor displays his wares on the street in front of the guardian golden elephants at his front door.

To everything, turn, turn, turn,
There is a season, turn, turn, turn,
And a time to every purpose under heaven

A time to gain, a time to lose
A time to rend, a time to sew
A time to love, a time to hate
A time for peace, I swear it's not too late

Before I was able to make this picture, I was hiking for 45 minutes, with a 150m (50ft) height difference.
On this shot you're looking over the south area of Lake Garda, with Garda (the village) in the middle

Space is big. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind- bogglingly big it is. I mean, you may think it's a long way down the road to the chemist's, but that's just peanuts to space.

Douglas Adams
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

I wanted to shoot a scene with a yellow cab in, and there's other images where I have managed this. But this one had the two guys starting to party by the sid eof the road which to me gave the shot some life and realism

Didn't stick around too long. There were four of them after all. As a trained (but lapsed) First Aider and RLSS Life Guard, I didn't fancy jumping in to rescue one of these guys.

I live in a small community (90,000 total pop.). When I post photographs of my street photography on social media I get nothing but praise from subjects and other photographers. However, there is an under-current of aggression from a small but significant section of non-participants. I'd like to anchor these threats of violence have led to some exclusions from FaceBook. People say things like, 'Invasion of privacy...', in public place? All images come with a disclaimer as in (Please do NOT Tag or try to name subjects in my Candid Street Photography. No sale or profit made.), so I believe I don't need to get a release signed from each subject. They also say, 'I would be very annoyed if it appeared on social media....', even though they have significant numbers of family photos on their page.

What are your experiences in this area? Can you give me any advice? Paul

All I needed was the love you gave
All I needed for another day
And all I ever knew
Only you

In the middle of the night
I go walking in my sleep
Through the desert of truth
To a river so deep
We all end in the ocean
We all start in the streams
We're carried along
By the river of dreams
In the middle of the night

Out and about in New Mexico, Again!

Shot this while out roaming around NM one night.....

A 'Toy Town' which is really a real city, photographed from a bridge and given treatment to look like a model. I accomplished this by blurring everything but the center region of the photo, then using a surface blur on rooftops, etc. to make real houses and cars appear to be toys.

Call me (call me) on the line
Call me, call me any, anytime
Call me (call me) my love
You can call me any day or night
Call me

22nd May, 2016

This is the first time I have encouraged my granddaughter to do some shooting on a walkabout in Toronto.

Every Friday 13th there is a huge gathering of Motorcycle enthusiasts in Port Dover, Ontario. They pretty much take over the town for the day...and a lot of them pass right by my front door.....PHOTO OP!

My wife, Jane did a much better job of my portrait, here. Some cropping and minor tweaking from post.

This little cutie came to work today and I just happened to have my camera on hand

Cleaning is a constant job in Beijing with a population approaching 20 million and growing at 44% for the last decade. A major public awareness campaign tied to the Summer Olympics has increased recycling and decreased littering. Many teams of 1-5 uniformed workers were dispersed ubiquitously throughout the city.

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A Couple checking out the view on a foggy autumn day in Niagara Falls, NY

This sugarcane, this lemonade
This hurricane, I'm not afraid
Come on, come on
No one can see me cry

Taken on a lovely Sunday outing to RBG in Hamilton Ontario. Thanks Shirley

This is one of the bull elk I regularly find and photograph. He survived the winter just fine.

This Marmot seemed to be thankful for the warm sun after a long winter.

Talk about adrenaline rushes.... this Canadian goose, was very protective of his half of the pond. When you are sitting on the side of the pond, and the action keeps getting closer and closer, and all you can do is hope your focus keeps tracking, and you do not become part of the argument!

This lovely lady was perched, and chattering away, as I brought my camera up, she decided to take off...

Little darling
It's been a long cold lonely winter
Little darling
It feels like years since it's been here
Here comes the sun
Here comes the sun
And I say
It's all right

Osprey actually migrate every year to warmer climates where the water does not freeze over. Spring brings them back to the same nests year after year.

Finally, I can take this one off my bucket list! The wood ducks come to Central Washington every spring to nest and raise their babies.

Caught this River Otter having dinner this evening. Bass. Yum!

Here comes Johnny Yen again
With the liquor and drugs
And the flesh machine
He's gonna do another strip tease.
Hey man, where'd ya get that lotion?
I've been hurting since I've bought the gimmick
about something called love
Yeah, something called love.
Well, that's like hypnotizing chickens.

Went out and sat next to a local pond today. This guy came over and joined me for a snack.

You're holding on to every little thing so tightly
Till there's nothing left for you anyway.

Taken on Mother`s day, 6-3-16 at Souter lighthouse,Sunderland,UK.

We have a habit of naming the birds we see on a regular basis. This is Lorraine. One of the biggest Redtails I have ever seen. She gave me quite a show today, with plenty of photo ops in some fantastic lighting.

This Female Bald Eagle posed for me for over 30 min. She also decided to talk to me and anyone else in the area. Chattering away like crazy. Loved it.

Love this lens...shot with a Nikon D7000 and Tamron 28-300 lens