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acceptablehorse.bsky.social
@acceptablehorse.bsky.social
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Photographer, studio and wildlife.
Nikon/Sony
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A closeup photo of a blue peacock head. Behind it, the tail is out of focus and filling the background with green, blue and taupe.The peacock is facing slightly to the viewer's left, allowing a view of its left eye. A blue peacock head facing left is visible, nearly centered. A green grassy background is out of focus behind and covering much of the backdrop. The peacock is in sharp contrast to the blurry backgroud. There is a small plume of thin feathers with blue, expanded tops at the end and facing up-left. an oblique view of a peacock plumage. The focus is sharpest at the top left. A close zoom and crop shows only parts of a few feathers. Image was taken facing a shallow angle across the plumage from the upper left of the plume itself, allowing a view between the layer of feathers. The feathers are blue, purple and green with a small hint of taupe between the green outer and blue inner circles.
June 4, 2025 at 7:57 PM
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#Myceliummonday #mushroomMonday
Got a caramel corn looking one and a little salted orange one.
Also got one with a vintage Nikon lens.

The last, little sandy one is just because I like the burger bun ones. Not the most impressive image on its own, but I like snickerdoodle ones.
April 28, 2025 at 9:14 PM
acceptablehorse.bsky.social
A fine fellow for Friday's first post
A toad/frog imaged from front left, above by a few inches, allowing view of the frog's back. The face is the only point in focus as focus drops quickly due to a wide aperture and small subject under close viewing. A toad/frog imaged from over its right arm, behind by a few inches as it stands, holding on to a rock for support. The face is the only point in focus as focus drops quickly due to a wide aperture and small subject under close viewing. To the right is the frog/toad's front leg/arm, out of focus, and gripping the rock. Two toes are visible clearly, with one more hidden behind the frog/toad's hand. The frog/Toad's eye is centered horizontally and just above center on vertical.
April 11, 2025 at 9:00 PM