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Endangered Olive Ridley sea turtles hatch at dusk and head for the Pacific. Costa Rica. |
2012 was a busy and exciting year. I learned a lot about photography by reading photo blogs, talking with friends, observing the work of experts, and attending workshops. I also benefited from patient folks that showed me cool subjects, and
held my flash. I got some new tools, and some
amazing travel opportunities. There was also a lot of trial and error... in the last 365 days I took 12,256 frames. Here is one image per thousand shots; 12 of my favorites from 12 months in 2012:
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University of Delaware students protect hatchling Olive Ridley Sea turtles as they make their way to the surf, Costa Rica |
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Costa Rican weevil, silhouette |
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Atta cephalotes workers, Costa Rica. I've been getting a lot of mileage out of this shot... |
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Juvenile Eyelash Viper, Costa Rica |
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Northern Ghost Bat, Diclidurus albus. Costa Rica |
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Brochymena quadripustulata, the rough stink bug. Delaware, USA |
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Tibicen sp. cicada, Delaware, USA |
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Myrmeliontid antlion, Delaware, USA |
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Biologists studying the effects of sea level rise on marsh birds set up mist nets for sparrow monitoring. New Jersey, USA |
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Centrolenid Glass frog sp. Costa Rica |
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Green Violetear, Colibri thalassinus. Costa Rica |
1 comments:
These are amazing photos!
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