Turtles like landscapes. So it’s back to the Badlands of South Dakota this week.
There’s not much water for turtles here in the Badlands of South Dakota, so our guest today is this bighorn sheep. It was a long way up the ridge to get here and it cost two Clif Bars for the pose. The technical details are; uncropped, 55mm, f6.3, 1/100 sec, ISO 100 and shake reduction on for the photographer.
The lazy photographer will maintain a stationary position allowing the subject to do all the work.
“Today was a good day. I played peek-a-boo with a photographer.”, said the dragonfly.
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This Chinese tortoise/turtle symbolizes longevity, power, and tenacity. To learn more about the symbolism of turtles in various cultures see this Wiki article.
And a bonus image below because, well, why not? My goal is to make friends with this guy and get a good picture of him before he flies south for the winter.
I’m not sure whether this is creepy or just downright scary. As creepy or scary as some might find this picture, the really scary thing is, this is another endangered species. Pretty soon we’ll be the only things left on the planet. And that, really creeps me out.
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