gman176

Feather on Wood

Feather on Wood

This is actually a pigeon feather on a log made out of red maple. I liked the look.

This is actually a pigeon feather on a log made out of red maple. I liked the look.
Read less

camera

NIKON D7200

settings

settings

Aperture 16/1 ISO 3200 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 3000/10

location

location

Gloversville, New York, US

upload_date

upload_date

Sep, 2022

Views

213

Likes

+96

Awards

Peer Award

+54

Outstanding Creativity

+4

Absolute Masterpiece

+4

Top Choice

+2

Superb Composition

Superior Skill

All Star

Virtuoso

Magnificent Capture

Emotions

Impressed

Happy

Categories

magnifique

Amazing capture!

Wonderful capture with amazing details!!

Love this one!

PRO+

The textures compliment each other well making for an attractive composition !!

PRO+

very nice detailed

See all

Same photographer See all

This is a stump of a tree that is sticking out of the water. No matter where you look, you will see faces. Maybe you will see the face of a frog. Mayb

I liked the colors of this caterpillar, as well as the cool ability to defy gravity with a great ability to hang onto anything and quickly move around

This young lady is relaxing and enjoying her day dream. I took the image of the young lady laying and relaxing on the rocks. I added some interesting

These 5 deer were standing there on the horizon as I was walking down the path. I enjoyed how they were "Posed", and had to get the shot.

Swallowtail Butterfly sipping the sweet milkweed nectar through its extended proboscis...

I captured this wasp flying around in my backyard, I wanted to give it a mysterious look, so used a very shallow DOF and used B-W to achieve the effec

This is an image of smoke rings from the burnt end of a Q-tip. I thought is was interesting. I don't usually play with fire, but thought I'd

This squirrel was sitting on a post in my grapevines, I thought it was kind of cool.

A garden spider makes a meal out of a wasp.

Water Under the Bridge

I tried to produce patterns from continuous to broken and stopped and sent in different pattern directions. The image is both weird and kind of cool.

This image is a collaboration project between my granddaughter and me. I thought it turned out pretty well. It is an image of a sunset setting behind

This bug decided to pay me a visit. So, I thanked the bug and took this photo.

This whitetail buck is walking to where he knows the alfalfa is growing. He is definitely keeping an eye on me as he walks past.

These are small florets from a milkweed flower head. There are many of these small florets that make up the milkweed flower. I zoomed in and tried to

A few milkweed seeds that are ripe and ready to fly away and find a new home.

This limestone home was built in 1749 by William Johnson. It was later fortified during the French and Indian wars that lasted from 1755 - 1763.

After having dined on my cherries, peaches, and blackberries, this squirrel found a Milky Way Mini candy bar somewhere and decided to hang around in m

Discover more photos See all

steel wool in the tunnel by enemix

... by khromova

Star at home by curvephotographie

A gentleman takes lonely walk at the local fair making his way throughout the crowds of people. He takes in the color around him and this portrait cap by Thatlenslegend

Victory Walk by Charmscandy15

Z 3 B R A S by Dantes_View

Las Vegas Desert 068 by Cbbey1974

Views of the oceanfront from above the ground by JoeListenbeePhotography

Plumerias by Byronfairphotography

hidden by rwardshipman

San Francisco 49ers by _doncastro_

Part of a photography project for university by Immyllewphoto

Ritratto acquatico by adelmomassola

Like a rose fallen in the snow... by querenghphotographer

modern architecture by KrzysztofKasek

studio light paint by touchwood

The new iconic tourist attraction in Hudson Yards NY by kenproshot

Tweaked perspective by aurora_gio

It’s your time to shine! ☀️

Share photos. Enter contests to win great prizes.
Earn coins, get amazing rewards. Join for free.

Or

Already a member? Log In

By continuing, you agree to our Terms of Service, and acknowledge you've read our Privacy Policy Notice.