Category Archives: Photography

Think Rhynch

Monday, 11th Aug, 2025 by Krilling for Company in Biology, Natural History, Photography and tagged black-and-rufous elephant shrew, elephant shrews, insectivores, Macroscelididae, Philadelphia Zoo, Rhynchocyon petersi, sengis | Leave a comment

Black-and-rufous elephant shrew, Rhynchocyon petersi (Wikipedia)

Perforative Performativity

Sunday, 29th Jun, 2025 by Krilling for Company in Botany, Flowers, Natural History, Photography and tagged common St. John's wort, flower photography, Hypericaceae, Hypericum perforatum, perforate St. John's wort, St John's wort, yellow flower, yellow flowers | Leave a comment

St John’s Wort, Hypericum perforatum (image Wikipedia)

Eyeris

Friday, 16th May, 2025 by Krilling for Company in Flowers, Photography and tagged blue flag, Canada, Canadian flora, Canadian wildflowers, flower photography, Iris, Iris versicolor, Ontario, Ottawa, wildflowers | Leave a comment

Iris versicolor, Ottawa, 29vi05 (Wikipedia)

Patterned Pussy

Saturday, 29th Mar, 2025 by Krilling for Company in Cats, Photography and tagged cat on a prayer-mat, cats and Islam, cats in Islam, cats in Muslim culture, Muslim prayer-mat | Leave a comment

Cat on a prayer-mat (viâ Cats in Islam)

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Spiral Starchitect

Monday, 23rd Dec, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Astronomy, Photography, Science and tagged Dancer in Dorado, Dorado, Dorado constellation, HST, Hubble Space Telescope, NGC 1566, Spanish Dancer Galaxy, spiral galaxies, stars | Leave a comment

Spiral Galaxy NGC1566, also known as the Dancer in Dorado (Wikipedia)

Tradescantal Meditation

Tuesday, 17th Dec, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Flowers, Photography and tagged indoor flowers, indoor plants, pot-plants, Tradescantia | Leave a comment

A flower on a Tradescantia

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Swift Lift

Monday, 2nd Dec, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Biology, Natural History, Ornithology, Photography, Science and tagged Alpine swift, Apodidae, Apus melba, bird photography, swifts, Tachymarptis melba | Leave a comment

The Grauniad says that this is an alpine swift, Tachymarptis melba, but it looks like a common swift, Apus apus, to me (Photograph: Buiten-Beeld/Alamy via Grauniad)

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Mathematical Me-Meme

Thursday, 7th Nov, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Conchology, Geometry, Mathematics, Natural History, Photography and tagged cuboctohedron, Portuguese dictionary, snail | Leave a comment

A performative pile consisting of a snail on a cuboctohedron on a Portuguese dictionary

Triatom

Thursday, 17th Oct, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Biology, Botany, Marine Biology, Microbiology, Photography, Science, The Sea and tagged algae, diatoms, marine diatoms, microphotography, phytoplankton, triangular diatoms, Triceratium morlandii | Leave a comment

The marine diatom Triceratium morlandii (Wikipedia)

Trust in Crust

Monday, 23rd Sep, 2024 by Krilling for Company in Music, Photography and tagged crust metal, crust punk, crusted hair, Deviated Instinct, electric guitar, heavy metal, long hair, loud music, Marshall amps, matted hair, punk, Rob Middleton, stenchcore | Leave a comment

Rob Middleton of Deviated Instinct trusts in the loud