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as small as a world
and as large as alone
for whatever we lose
(like a you or a me)
its always our selves
we find in the sea...
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from a distance, i can still see you...
As I was going through last years photos, there are a lot of them I would still like to share.
This one was in the close proximity to Bryce Canyon.
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"As if 2020 isn’t weird enough, it’s a year with 13 full moons rather than 12 — and two of these will occur in October.
October’s first full moon is the harvest moon on October 1, and the second full moon will occur on October 31. [...].
The full harvest moon will rise at 5:05 pm ET on October 1. The name is given to the full moon that occurs closest to the autumnal equinox. While this full moon usually occurs in September, a full moon on September 2 was too early to be known as the harvest moon. [...].
The full harvest moon provides light for farmers harvesting their crops into the night, according to the Farmer’s Almanac.
The moon will appear full for about three days, according to NASA. [...]." kslnewsradio.com/1934363/full-moons-in-october-harvest-mo...
PS I am happy with this shot as US wildfire smoke is again creating hazy skies over Vancouver.
Spätsommerabend am Schlossberghang über den Dächern von Pirna
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sunset over the roofs of Pirna, Saxony
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As we hurtle towards the end of term I thought that it was timely to remind everyone that I do, in fact, live in Phuket rather than all the other far flung places that I've been showing you pictures of. This reservoir is a regular haunt for me as I both hike and cycle there regularly. This was a rare sunny day in the midst of the rainy season
Sitting on a catamaran watching the sun go down below the horizon like a big red ball. The cloudy sky added to the drama.
As its name suggests, Yellow star-of-Bethlehem is a golden-yellow, star-like flower that can be found growing in woodland on basic soils. Although it is rare, it can be very abundant where it does occur. It grows from a bulb, which waits dormant underground until spring.
Coldplay - Yellow
As seen by the roadside. I had some better photos but this was the nicest pose. Thanks to Jani Lee for seeing this @ 80km/hr.
As the pair moves quickly across the rooftop, Harrier reminds Armorsmith, "We probably tripped an alarm or two getting this far, those sentry droids will be along any moment -- keep your eyes peeled!"
Taken at Dean Studios
Went out aurora hunting a week ago.....there wasn´t much activity, but plenty of stars! 10 minutes of exposure in the pitch dark night.....
...and star trails are so cliché!
HCS!
As I briefly stopped for a distant photo of this Barred Owl I noticed lots of signs of voles in the surrounding field grass.
Thank you for viewing
As some afternoon thunderstorms begin to emerge above the plateaus, Amtrak's Southwest Chief wastes no time getting its passengers to Chicago, as it ducks under the ATSF-era searchlight signals at Jansen, Colorado.
As the name suggests, the Marsh Harrier lives in wetland habitats. They are a success story now after being extinct in Britain in the 19th Century. Since the first pairs bred in 1971 in Suffolk they have increased very well indeed, as has the wetland management on which they depend. It is now a regular sight to see these wonderful large harriers hunting over our marshes. I photographed this one locally, something that I would not have thought possible only 30 years ago.
Thank you for having a look at my photos. Comments or faves are very welcome and much appreciated.
As usual, the title tells most of it. Maple leaves, November 2020, against a blue sky.
Isn't God a great artist? Thanks for looking!
As I was walking along the rim of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone I noticed these unique and mysterious geo forms further down the chasm. They were in shadow at first but then fortuitously the sun hit them. Perhaps a good abstract? Click.
They reside just below the Lower Falls, whose mists show on the left. Pics below to provide perspective.
Many thanks for taking a look!
Sat at the top of the Hause above Ullswater watching the fading evening light move across the valley
As I crawl through the sand and lay on my stomach to capture this shot and others. Mersea Island is having a surge tide. If your not aware there is one road on and off. If the strood ( the rd on and off ) gets covered by sea you can have a two hour wait to get back across. After I finished photographing everything that moved, I realised that high tide was at 1.30pm and it was 12.45pm. I was stuck on mersea til the tide had subsided 3pm. Think I got some ok shots though!
As the swan approached to the margin of the water, I thought it perhaps had designs on our picnic lunch. (A woman on the seat next to us beat a hasty retreat.)
But the swan soon resumed its preening, which it had started in the water, and finally was energetically removing, with its beak, tiny feathers which fluttered down to the pebbly shore.
As normality descends on our household ( children return to school today) so I thought I’d go back to ‘normal’ on Flickr!
Hope you all have a good day and thanks for stopping
As the sun comes around again for you in the northern hemisphere and swings away from us here in the southern hemisphere, I'd like to wish you and your loved ones the Happiest Holidays and all the best for 2020!!!!!!!
(Couldn't resist using this image once again.)
I PLAYED AROUND WITH THIS TRYING TO GIVE THE LIGHTS A BETTER GLOW . THIS IS THE BEST I COULD DO !! I LOVE THIS TIME OF DAY!!
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Los sélknam, pueblo indÃgena que llevaba habitando la Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego desde aproximdamente el siglo XIV tras irrumpir desde la Patagonia continental, llamaron al lago Kakenchow que significa Agua Grande. Después se lo conocio como Lago Fagnano. IncreÃble lugar de nuestra tierra Argentina.
♥ Many thanks for your very kind reactions and favs!
They are very much appreciated, thanks a lot!! ♥♥
As I was heading back home last weekend the sun broke through the storm clouds on the western horizon and I was lucky enough to be going through some of the most beautiful country in Loudoun and Warren Counties of Virginia at the time. So I turned down a road and raced around until I found this lovely little farm... sometimes luck is in your favor. ;-)
As the sun sets on the Nature Preserve Trail
Captured w/Apple iPhone 6s back camera 4.15mm f/2.2
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As I was ready to call it a day, I together with a couple of photographers saw this Pileated Woodpecker attack a parked SUV. This is the last shot I took before deciding to leave the bird on its quest. It was suggested that this may be a sub species known as the Pileated Carpecker.
Canon EOS 7D Mark II, EF400mm f/5,6L USM, f/8, 1/2000, ISO 1600
Harlequin Ladybird | Harmonia axyridis | Coccinellidae
Samsung NX1 & Super-Takumar - 50mm f/1.4
10mm Macro Tube | 8 Elements | f/3.2 | Manual Focus | Available Light | Handheld
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As the title indicates - an edit of a previous image I took one sunrise at Bar Beach, NSW; Australia a few weeks ago.
I've altered the composition slightly from the original in an attempt to help the viewers eye follow the line of rocks front and back through the image - hope it works!
Have a great day and weekend!!
Thanks once again for any comments, views or favorites for this or any of my other images - always very much appreciated!!!