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Friendly Encounter II.

Friendly Encounter II.

One of my snorkeling pets. You could say we were both bent on exploring...

One of my snorkeling pets. You could say we were both bent on exploring...
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OLYMPUS TG-2

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May, 2016

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I think this is a dice snake, Natrix tesselata.
Mi je zovemo ribarica.

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Snake is trying to swallow the small fish the wrong way, instead of head-first...

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A goose very interested in my sandwich, arriving to perhaps receive some morsels. Of course he got some. :)

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An ancient village named Niska, on Cres island (Croatia) contains a number of locally typical, now dilapidated houses. While a sad view, per se, it is

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Peeking out of the alga cloud, the curious snake wants to know more about underwater camera. Or maybe just checking his hairdo in the mirror of the le

A bit of editing fun, based upon a slightly altered real story. Faces have been omitted to protect the innocent... ;)

My favorite artist enjoys what she and her camera encounter all around us.
And I'm quietly enjoying the sight :)

Saved from drowning and fishes, the lucky dragonfly dries its wings, safe on the finger of my darling wife.

Swimmers disregard the cold water of river Drim trying to catch the cross thrown in by the priest. This tradition symbolizes St. John's baptizing of J

Lake Ohrid sunset, unique as always. This time it was those cloud ribs, showing some interesting high atmosphere movement bathed in the last sunrays.

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My sister's over-large German Shepherd. Amiable and playful, but able to bite through a tennis ball in a lot less time that I would need to open it wi

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Cat of many colors, a stray found in a town alley, thus an alley cat. And a pretty one, too!

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