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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 02/07/2024

What id give for a lady to lob me a scimitar rn

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 17/06/2024

You walk into the bathroom having to shit, you walk out having read the entire Dune series

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 04/06/2024

In school, I learned a good reporter needs to use all 5 senses to tell a story. The one who apparently licked Farage post-shake needs a raise.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 15/05/2024

I love a nice plover with wave bokeh in the background

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 14/05/2024

Here's a post and run: too many essays, few words left

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 12/05/2024

There's a pair of swans in a park near me that have been coming out of the water and getting within a few feet of me when I'm trying to look at other birds. It's terrifying tbh But every time I see someone else near them, they're feeding the swans (usually bread)

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 06/05/2024

Pull out the deck of card from your right shoe and calmly declare the games Hold'em, blinds are 20/40 and start dealing

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 02/05/2024

🇫🇷🥖floofy breast🥖🇫🇷

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 01/05/2024

Those churches are always asking for donations, seems like they could really use the sponsorship deal

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 26/04/2024

I've been neglecting posting here, but here's some catchup from my spring break this week 🐦 #birds #brooklynbirding #MarinePark #ProspectPark #GreenwoodCemetery

Rose-breasted grosbeak perched on a clean branch, in front of a leafy tree.

A blue-grey gnatcatcher briefly landing before taking off again

A yellow warbler perched among budding pink and white flowers

A yellow-crowned night heron with some unfortunate beach dweller I'm unfamiliar with

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 16/04/2024

So real lmao. I started by borrowing a 300mm lens and dlsr from my school's Journalism department for a story, and now I have my own equipment and am constantly thinking about upgrades.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 14/04/2024

I've always been very dirt-adverse and bird photography has really encouraged me to swallow that phobia to where I just kneeled in mud today 😬 Freeing in its own way

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 12/04/2024

Idk why anyone would have a problem with it. Actual voice actors are horribly underrepresented in big-name sequels.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 10/04/2024

Nah bro, you owe yourself art you like

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 03/04/2024

There's a lot of long nothingburger/ summary videos out there and the children yearn for good analysis

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 25/03/2024

Nice shots, I love their flight feathers!

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 16/03/2024

I was definitely feeling that too, thanks!

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 15/03/2024

Another bird I'm excited to see returning to the northeast US: the black-crowned night heron! I can't decide which crop I like better on this guy; I'm usually disposed to 16x9s but the 4x5 looks great too. #birds #herons #Brooklynbirding #SpringMigration

4x5 photo of a black-crowned night heron. They're barely peaking out into the sunlight from a rotted cavity in a wrecked ship (not shown here). Light brings out the eye's ferocious red as the rest of its body dissolves into shadow.

A 16x9 version of the same heron. This one shows less of its body but has more shadow to frame its facial features.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 15/03/2024

Cool shot, is that the heat distortion in the background? It's pretty dope

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 14/03/2024

The red-winged blackbirds are back to finally give our local sparrows some company in the tall reeds. #birds #brooklynbirding #MarinePark

An adult male red-winged blackbird roosting on a common reed. He calls out to his flock as one piece of their constant communication.

An adult male red-winged blackbird calmly roosting in a bush.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 12/03/2024

I know Daylight Savings Time makes no sense, but have you considered that I get an extra hour of sleep before golden hour? #birds #corvids

An American Blue Jay on a fence at Marine Park Salt Marsh, Brooklyn.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 10/03/2024

Tbh, with the door closed you just never know if and how many shadow people are standing right outside of it.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 07/03/2024

There's this pomegranate oolong I can't get enough of

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 06/03/2024

The ending of Mr. Dogs gets me every time

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 05/03/2024

I might have some corvid contributions to make :)

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 28/02/2024

This is so dope. Do you make these?

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 25/02/2024

Definitely, they're so cute

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 20/02/2024

I finally got a chance to catch a special visitor in Prospect Park. This normally western-bound rufous hummingbrid defected to the better US coast #birds

A 1/4 turned view of the rufous hummingbird. Contrasting his almost pure white chest, red-orange begins to creep into the palette of his belly, fitting for the name of the species.

Here, his wings are thrown back in a blur, as he approaches a feeder.

Another 1/4 turned view. With this shot I really wanted to show off exceptional speed at which hummingbirds flap their wings.

At 1/500th second shutter speed, his body is sharp and clear, but his wings are a complete blur, forming almost a circle around him.

A better shot of the rufous hummingbirds underside, with his head turned upwards. The chaotic patterns we see in nature reveal themselves again in the detail of the hummingbirds throat. His tail is almost fully orange, while the white-tipped feathers created an aesthetic fan.

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Joe (Geo) @joebucci.bsky.social · 20/02/2024

I've been going through the Nolan Batman trilogy again, and The Dark Night is such a legitimately good film it kind of shocked me, especially after Batman Begins. It's kind of goofy politically, but aesthetically it rocks. Though, it's kinda sad that the worst part is whenever Batman is on screen

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