Thierry Crouzet
@tcrouzet@mamot.fr  ·  activity timestamp 10 hours ago
tTh
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crypticcelery
@crypticcelery@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A photo looking past a branch with only a few leaves hanging on, right at a pile of three or maybe four lynxes (honestly hard to tell) sleeping next to a tree. The heads of the foremost two lynxes are cuddled up next to each other, eyes closed peacefully, another one towards the back seems to have buried its head in the ground a bit, but is also sleeping. Then next to that is a torso of a lynx, but I am honestly unsure which head this belongs to.
A photo looking past a branch with only a few leaves hanging on, right at a pile of three or maybe four lynxes (honestly hard to tell) sleeping next to a tree. The heads of the foremost two lynxes are cuddled up next to each other, eyes closed peacefully, another one towards the back seems to have buried its head in the ground a bit, but is also sleeping. Then next to that is a torso of a lynx, but I am honestly unsure which head this belongs to.
A photo looking past a branch with only a few leaves hanging on, right at a pile of three or maybe four lynxes (honestly hard to tell) sleeping next to a tree. The heads of the foremost two lynxes are cuddled up next to each other, eyes closed peacefully, another one towards the back seems to have buried its head in the ground a bit, but is also sleeping. Then next to that is a torso of a lynx, but I am honestly unsure which head this belongs to.
crypticcelery
@crypticcelery@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
An extreme close-up shot of a roebuck curiously sniffing the lens of the camera. The black nose easily occupies the center fifth of the image, and is very out of focus (being past the near limit of that lens). The eyes are almost in focus, but the clearest focus is a bit closer to the camera, so they are not quiet there. Due to the very wide angle on this shot, both eyes are clearly visible, as are the ears (one half of each), its legs (closely together and looking a bit far away), and, seemingly stretching into the distance, the relatively short antlers.
An extreme close-up shot of a roebuck curiously sniffing the lens of the camera. The black nose easily occupies the center fifth of the image, and is very out of focus (being past the near limit of that lens). The eyes are almost in focus, but the clearest focus is a bit closer to the camera, so they are not quiet there. Due to the very wide angle on this shot, both eyes are clearly visible, as are the ears (one half of each), its legs (closely together and looking a bit far away), and, seemingly stretching into the distance, the relatively short antlers.
An extreme close-up shot of a roebuck curiously sniffing the lens of the camera. The black nose easily occupies the center fifth of the image, and is very out of focus (being past the near limit of that lens). The eyes are almost in focus, but the clearest focus is a bit closer to the camera, so they are not quiet there. Due to the very wide angle on this shot, both eyes are clearly visible, as are the ears (one half of each), its legs (closely together and looking a bit far away), and, seemingly stretching into the distance, the relatively short antlers.
crypticcelery
@crypticcelery@chaos.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A photo of three lynxes next to a tree, two of them pointed away from the camera, the middle one looking straight at us with a kind of neutral expression, but the right side of its face is a bit squeezed and smooshed by the one sitting next to it. The facing lynx and is lying down, as is the one on the camera right, both of them lying in that way that has their haunches poking out a bit (so not fully loaf shaped like a housecat). The third one (camera left, pointed away from us) is sitting whilst also leaning its side agains the tree, its head pointed off to somewhere to the camera left. If you look closely, you also notice that, barring the rightmost one, they have very thin tufts, if they have tufts at all (there are apparently multiple reasons for this I cannot recall right now).
A photo of three lynxes next to a tree, two of them pointed away from the camera, the middle one looking straight at us with a kind of neutral expression, but the right side of its face is a bit squeezed and smooshed by the one sitting next to it. The facing lynx and is lying down, as is the one on the camera right, both of them lying in that way that has their haunches poking out a bit (so not fully loaf shaped like a housecat). The third one (camera left, pointed away from us) is sitting whilst also leaning its side agains the tree, its head pointed off to somewhere to the camera left. If you look closely, you also notice that, barring the rightmost one, they have very thin tufts, if they have tufts at all (there are apparently multiple reasons for this I cannot recall right now).
A photo of three lynxes next to a tree, two of them pointed away from the camera, the middle one looking straight at us with a kind of neutral expression, but the right side of its face is a bit squeezed and smooshed by the one sitting next to it. The facing lynx and is lying down, as is the one on the camera right, both of them lying in that way that has their haunches poking out a bit (so not fully loaf shaped like a housecat). The third one (camera left, pointed away from us) is sitting whilst also leaning its side agains the tree, its head pointed off to somewhere to the camera left. If you look closely, you also notice that, barring the rightmost one, they have very thin tufts, if they have tufts at all (there are apparently multiple reasons for this I cannot recall right now).
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