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Whether it’s a cat chasing a mouse or some ducks jumping for their vegan dinner. Monochrome Madness: Movement
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Motion

Again, I couldn’t quite see what was happening at the time. I saw the cormorant bursting out of the water and carrying something in its beak. Had I witnessed the end of a successful hunt?
At home on the larger screen it became clear: I had caught a male cormorant collecting nesting material, which he brings to his mate who in turn builds the nest. In other words: She demands, he supplies.
I like the effect. Let’s add to it!


In the budgy aviary there is always a blur of yellow, green and blue.
Same colours, different subjects.
The Cosmic Photo Challenge: Involuntary Camera Movement
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and the subject is moving:


I used to delete such photos until my nephew asked: Why?
He’s right, of course. I wouldn’t have stuck these photos in a photo album but storage is not a problem these days. To be honest – the sense of movement, the essence of these animals, is somehow expressed through these less-than-perfect shots.
And occasionally a challenge comes along where I can even use these pictures.
The Ragtag Daily Prompt: Movement.
What do you do if you find the photo of a ghost on your sd-card?
Check the photos before and after, that’s what.


A Photo a Week: Movement.