2011!
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Gràcies per les vostres visites i comentaris.
Gracias por vuestras visitas y comentarios.
Thanks for your visits and comments.
Detalle de uno de mis óleos,,,( Tiempo ),,
Para todos mis amig@s y contactos ,Un Feliz año nuevo,,,
Con mis mejores deseos,,,,,,
Juan Salvador,
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Alexander-Newski-Kathedrale (Tallinn)
Gebaut zwischen 1894 und 1900 als russisch-orthodoxe Kathedrale auf dem Schloßplatz nahe dem estnischen Parlament.
Now it's very cold, but there will always be the hope of spring.
A new first for me. Still playing around with the camera and all this frame thing.
HAPPY 2011!
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Dieu a créé le chat pour que l’homme puisse caresser le tigre
Proverbe chinois
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Dios creó el gato para que el hombre pueda acariciar el tigre
Proverbio chino
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Photo/Foto: Otto
It's been quite awhile since I've done a sunburst, the Pup and I came across this scene yesterday mornin as we we're headed back to the Jeep to go home. Just kind of liked how it turned out. Hope you all had a great weekend and to my Canadian friends hope you all have a great Thanksgiving.
The Pup figured this made a good Thanksgiving shot and that if you hit "L" it even comes to life more
أرسم الفكرة على صهوة حصان
مرّت الدنيا .. وأنا حلمي سحاب
فوق سرج الريح .. مطلوق العنان
مرّت الدنيا
ولا أدري وش قضيت
من حوايج خاطري
ذكـــر وعيـان
العمر ينقص
وحاجاتي تزود
عقب ماهي أربعٍ
صارت ثمان
سافرت
كن الحوادث ماجرت
وأصبحت سوالفي
كانت وكان
Transfer print on synthetic fibre
Transferdruck auf Kunstfaser
by Thomas Demand,
This is not a curtain - it's a print
Städel Museum, Frankfurt
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A young Coyote investigates a scent trail in the snow. The lean season is upon us, and young predators have a steep learning curve ahead; not all of them will make it. Fortunately there are a lot of rodents on the prairie, and not all of them go torpid in the winter: prairie voles and white-footed mice are active beneath the snow pack all winter. Predators such as coyotes, foxes, badgers, weasels, and owls are essential in keeping the rodent populations under control.
Photographed in Grasslands National Park, Saskatchewan (Canada). Don't use this on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©2020 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
I wish All Flickr-Friends happy Weekend and 3. Advent
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