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A large alligator rises out of the water with its mouth open wide, aiming for a piece of meat dangling above. The scene captures the raw power and agility of the reptile against the backdrop of a watery habitat. Water droplets scatter through the air, adding a dynamic energy to the moment. © 2025 By Chris Mercer All Rights Reserved https://pixels.com/profiles/chris-mercer https://www.viewbug.com/member/chrismercerimages Christopher Mercer Art - Fine Art America Christopher Mercer Art - Pixels Original File Name: Jumping Alligator Unedited (2025-5-16 (19))

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River running through town.Photos from our visit Schwäbisch Hall six weeks ago. It's also proof that we can take pictures at noon an when it's 35°C.I have never been a person who is fond of sightseeing. Having grown up in a tourist-town I am never comfortable when I feel like I am a tourist somewhere. It doesn't go away completely, but when I go there with the purpose to create art, I feel a lot less awkward.When Mornienna and I visited Schwäbisch Hall, it had been very hot for weeks and the river was not very high in water. Kids were playing on the riverbank, but we managed to get the space for ourselves for am bit after they left.

Here's another frame from the little tug-o-war between my son and an osprey over a trout at Baum Lake recently. The event happened so close that I had to zoom my long telephoto out to try to get the complete scene in the frame (as opposed to the norm where I wish I had even more reach when shooting wildlife). As a result I cut one of the bird's wings off in this frame. I decided to just go with it and crop the whole thing tighter. I like that it shows the detail of the water drops and the intensity in those raptor eyes. No trout were physically harmed in the making of this image. However, this one is probably emotionally scarred for life!

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