Anyone whose dealt with a Golden Retriever, probably knows they are both people-lovers and chow-hounds. Because of that, my visiting friend Indy the dog has been well taught not to ever beg from anyones table. But there was just something about a set of freshly baked blueberry m …
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Today I want to review the copyright policy here on Newsvine as it pertains to Newsvine Photographers. As far as NVP is concerned, we are all about presenting our own work. If you feel it's necessary (for illustration purposes) that you use someone else's …
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The up and down temperatures in S.E. Virginia over the last several weeks, has brought some trees and flowers into bloom early, and others late. The most recent, and late to flower, was a 30 year old American Field Holly, producing a constant and strong sweet honey-like scent fo …
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'Bluebirds of Happiness'? While photographing Honeybees feeding on a Holly, two flashes of bright blue caught my eye and I watched as a pitched battle took place between two male Bluebirds, who beat, pecked and chased each other around while Ms Bluebird watched innocently [yeah …
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After several previous attempts since 3/15 , halted because of visibility, wind or range-safety, NASA successfully launched five (5) ATREX rockets beginning at 4:58am Tuesday morning (3/27/12). ATREX ,(Anomalous Transport Rocket EXperiment), is designed to study the ulta-high al …
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By Diane TennantThe Virginian-Pilot© March 13, 2012 WALLOPS ISLAND NASA is scheduled to launch five rockets in just over five minutes during the wee hours of Thursday morning, sometime between midnight and 1:30 a.m., from its launch range near Chincoteague. [Virginia]
Leap Day! The sunrise photos were shot appx 3 miles South of Cape Henry and the entrance to the Chesapeake Bay, the site of the Jamestown colonists first landing in 1607, before their exploration and choice for the settlement of the Jamestown Colony. The sunset photo was shot on …
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Heavenly bodies! There's more good viewing still to come, as these planets dance.
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A bit of morning frost on the grass hid it's pale green, so I decided to play around a little with editing, using primarily 'Contrast' and 'Saturation' controls for those and the moonrise as well.
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Virginia's Colonial Williamsburg Grand Illumination is scheduled for this Sunday, December 4th, and well, who doesn't enjoy a good show of fireworks? Here's a brief view of a past 'Illumination' I attended, and a link to the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation's website for more in …
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On any given day, in any size of cemetary, you can see the scattered flags and flowers left in rememberance of those who served. Some died in service, some lived full lives after their duty was over.
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Just some old images and a few stray shots to help set tonight's Halloween mood. (All photographs are property of the author; please respect the copyright and do not download without prior consent)
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'Indian Pipe' is the more common name, but at this time of year it's other names of 'Ghost Flower' and 'Corpse Plant' seem more fitting.
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The turret from the Monitor is a priceless icon from the Civil War, and it will be in the spotlight even more as the 150th anniversary of its famous 1862 battle is commemorated.
Just a few Azalea photos, to celebrate spring and the [current] lack of snow! (These photographs are being published as a part of 'Weekend Exposure', a regular feature of the 'Newsvine Photographers' group)
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Towards the end of December, by sheer luck I was in the right place at the right time (and carrying a camera), to be treated to a brief visit by some Bald Eagles, who appeared in a nearby stand of suburban riverfront pines.
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A drunken driver with a woman on his lap crashed head-on into a game warden at Hungry Mother State Park on New Year's Eve, according to police. "As to what they were engaged in, you can draw your own conclusions. She was on his lap – we're going to leave it at that."
Just a few photos of this morning's lunar eclipse, for fun and for those who were unable to view it. If you wish to learn more about lunar eclipses, follow these links for detailed-comprehensible explanations:
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The warm summer months in the Eastern United States, bring with them the din of the 'Cicada' bugs, alongside and hunting them are the 'Cicada Killer' wasps.
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I wanted to use a photograph of something that was a brilliant emerald green for St. Patrick's Day, and well...this just seemed oddly fitting. ;)
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NORFOLK - The eagle population of Norfolk grew by one as the first egg of the 2010 season hatched in the nest Thursday at Norfolk Botanical Garden. The pair of eagles at Norfolk Botanical Garden is familiar to online bird-watchers around the world, thanks to Eagle Cam, a Web cam …
The midnight knitter has struck again. And officials are stumped again. The midnight knitter (or knitters) remains at large.
"I call them IVF babies, but they are not babies anymore," said Dr. Sergio Oehninger, medical director of the Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine at Eastern Virginia Medical School in Norfolk. "They are young adults."
It's the first week of March, and there is neither snow nor flowers for subjects...but there is the sunrise...and my favorite marsh.
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Huge segments of the Northeast were being buried this week by two to three feet of additional snow...yet I woke to find little more than a dusting on the ground.
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Since the switch from film to the digital in photography I have watched the changes and the awakening in people when it comes to the ideas and concepts of art and the creative process and it is a very good thing I think. The ease and simplicity to manip …
I rode my motorcycle down to the lake yesterday and saw these old trees. I thought they were worth a few photos. When I got home and looked at them they seemed to tell a story to me. I don't know if anyone else sees it, but the old trees seem to be happy that spring …
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Hope your new year is a joyful one, Dubbya R! Don't be a stranger on the vine
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Love your photos and your articles/seeds. Thought I'd tell you. :)
You have some of the most amazing photos I've seen for a long time. I've been interested in photography since I was in school (spent many hours in the school's darkroom), and have always kept it as a strong interest. I don't have any good camera equipment right now, but it's on my list to get again one day. Thanks for sharing your beautiful work!
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I am sure glad to have recently discovered you! Just when I thought I had entered a world of disingenuous rhetoric and fantasy ... you with your experience, intelligence, diverse exposure, common-sense and fairness appeared. I plan on following in your 'wake.' Great philosophy! I may be a "slow swimmer," but I carry shark bait just in case I need it!
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Hey there Dubbya R. You are one of the "good guys" around here. Keep it up and I'll be seeing you around the Vine!
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