#47 - Seeing Red (Congrats PatrickH)

[Andy Stringer]

The creatures in these shots are seeing red. The first is my entry.


Chilly Blackbird by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr


Insect Close Up by Andrew Stringer, on Flickr

[Kayaker72]

I went back a few years. This was taken with my P&S before I bought the 7D. It was the Ice Storm of 2008. We lost 3 trees, several large branches and were without power for 5 days, but all was well after buying a generator (day 2).


small-1779 by kayaker72, on Flickr

[Jayson]

Tough to find something red....

Maybe this one would be a better. This is my entry...Red Eye.





This was my previous entry.


If this lasted until Valentine's Day, I bet there would be a whole bunch or red on here.

[neuroanatomist]

Fun assignment! The first is my entry.

"Drip-Drop"

This one is more like 'smelling red' than seeing red...

"By Any Other Name"

And a few from China, which a great place to See Red...

"Forbidden City Door"

"Nanjing Lanterns"

"Tradition"

[Raid]

Male Frigate Bird.

[cls]

My entry will be a recent shot of sunset glow over the Baltic Sea.

[ddt0725]

I will keep my entry the same (skull above) but I thought this was appropriate to add to the thread ...


The Beauty of Red by Denise Trocio ( www.dtrociophotography.com), on Flickr

[neuroanatomist]

Also sticking with my original entry, but Denise, you've reminded me of one from my archives - the L of the 100mm Macro (IIRC), shot with the MP-E 65mm:

[Sheiky]

This is the announcement of the end of the entry-period. Photos submitted after this message unfortunately will not be judged. Good luck all.

[M_Six]

I couldn't think of a thing to enter until now, after the deadline. C'est la vie.

Coincidentally, this stunt plane is called Big Red.