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I actually took this shot 4 years ago. Going through my archives I looked at it again and decided I kind of liked how the tree frames the bridge on one side and the boathouse on the other.
Processed in Photomatix & Photoshop.
C&C appreciated.
Actually I went to this spot hoping for noctilucent clouds. Unfortunately they don't appear that night.
Anyway I had a great time at this calm and peaceful place. And of course I will return here ;-)
That´s actually what I said when I saw the Milky Way. Having been on my yearly tour to the Glaskogen nature reservation canoeing and shooting the sunset I stayed for a while after the sunset to shoot stars and test my new Samyang. When I walked back to my car I looked up and saw this magnificent phenomena. I just stopped stared and said Hello there! It might be hard for people that are not Scandinavian to understand that from march/april until august/september the sun sets very late. During the midsummer the sun does not set at all in north part of the country and just a little earlier in my part of Sweden. Now as the summer is fading I can see the stars and I am in awe when I see can see and shoot the Milky Way again.
Actually an impounded vessel as it was used for people smuggling,I believe the boats captain is a guest of the PNG govt behind bars
Actually I was waiting for the light to become green - exceptionally for St. Patrick´s day. But the operator didn´t know how to do it and he had to call another guy from outside. When this one got the lights set to green, it was pitch dark already.
This lane, which actually makes a Y-shape around the church, takes its name from the church itself: St Edward King and Martyr (though the sign just outside just says St Edward).
The church is medieval, dating to the 13th century, and remodeled around 1400.
The Christmas Eve Midnight Mass held here in 1525 is believed to be the first non-Catholic sermon in what would be the English Reformation (worth nothing is that this was a couple of years before Henry VIII asked the pope for an annulment of the marriage to his first queen, which was famously not granted).
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I actually put this picture together back in January but I never uploaded it. I think at the time I was having a confidence problem because I looked at it today and I think it is a lovely image.
Credits
Hair: Truth, Fire
Mask and Collar: Astralia, Snow is coming
Dress: Junbug, Naomi
Head: Genesis Lab, Eva
Body: Maitreya, Lara
Enjoyment: Yours <3
Actually it's a Reeve (female name). Ruffs hail from Eurasia. This one's vacationing in sunny Florida.
Actually taken at the Ringling Museum and Bayside Gardens in Sarasota, FL, but thought it went well with the Texas series.
Have a Happy Weekend!
I actually shot this location 10 years ago, so I thought it was worth another visit. Funny thing is, the image looks very similar to that original. This is Saint Johns Bridge in Portland, my favorite place in Portland hands down. This is blue hour with an ND filter and hundreds of images waiting for the perfect light trails. Let me know what you think.
A base model Sandero! Was looking for one of these for a while now so happy i finally seen one. Actually like the base model.
Actually, this is only one side of my bedroom in SL. We have three bedrooms in our home. For my room I wanted to create something romantic and sweet. Then, we have Steppenwolf's room, which I am not sure if I can show since it is very... "adultish", I call it the nasty room :P The third bedroom is "our" bedroom but the only thing in there is a huge round bed right in the middle of it.
Thanks for your visit !
actually both parents stuck very close to their offspring - geese are much better at this than ducks I think
Actually, this Egret was merely preening when Mike caught a head-on shot. The water reflections on its forehead add to the sense of hot-headedness😊
Actually if you look closely there are 5, counting the 2 lifeboats by the cruise ship. There is a tour excursion boat in the foreground, a tender lifeboat on the right, and the Royal Princess. If you take a good look at the Royal Princess you will see that a movie is being shown on the big screen on the pool deck.
We actually don’t need to go anywhere else tbh as it is such a beautiful place. The dunes here are called Towans and the names of every couple of miles changes. These are Gwithian Towans but just down the road ( as the hilly Towans undulate ) are my favourite Towans Upton Towans which cliffs along the edge are higher and the climb down to the beach a little more difficult. Horses graze there now too so it means keeping our dogs on a lead ( naturally) but the whole of the area is beautiful and I personally have been coming to the same campsite for about 35 years I believe with my late husband and laterly with Jonathan. The site owner of Churchtown Farms Caravan and Camping site goes above and beyond when greeting us on arrival and our caravan is taken by tractor and sited for us….we don’t have to do a thing on arrival or leaving apart from putting up and taking down our awning. On leaving the tractor driven by the site manager Anthony is pulled to the gate and hitched up to our car for us…We may or may not get here another year but have to wait and see….needless to say our dogs love it here….Sue :)
Btw contrary to what some advertising says dogs ARE allowed on the beach to the left of the steps at the lifeguard station all year round - just not on Gwithiian and Godrevy beaches till after 6pm during the summer months. Many locals own dogs so got the ban overturned and this way it keeps everyone happy 😊
I actually missed this by a couple of days as I had a lot going on this weekend. Out of all of the musicians alive in the world right now, Montréal's Murray Lightburn is the most talented and underrated and The Dears have been one of my favorite bands since 2003. A great place to start in their records is No Cities Left but I also love Degeneration Street and Gang of Losers quite a bit. Even his solo stuff is amazing because his voice is absolutely phenomenal-it's just more stirpped down solo. Here's a link to my favorite Dears song, "The Death of all the Romance" :
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ty41BuLsc1A
"Lost in the Plot" is also phenomenal:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=u0zRxxBKZ1A
If there's any band where you are curious about what they sound like, I am telling you I give my highest recommendation to The Dears. Their music has saved my life many times.
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...actually this was happy sunset Thursday!
A good weekend to all flickr friends!
Zenza Bronica ETR PE 2.8 75mm on Fujifilm GFX
Actually a great model: Living and working in one house. Both are spatially separated and there is a separate front door for every purpose..
Was actually slightly grey
Darker around the edges
A definite tinge
A flirtatious curve at the bottom
As if daring you to imagine something
Transform it into a different existence
It’s texture was surprising
Smooth and soft like the very top
Of a snowy slope
But hung indoors
It reflected onto the black linoleum floor that was speckled
With unpredictable dashes of white
When you looked down
You imagined
You were floating in a
Modern art galaxy very far away
From everything and everyone
You know
When you looked up you realized
It wasn’t a blank canvas at all.
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In May, I went to a doctor's appointment that was very difficult for me. Most of the time, I try to forget about my biology but my heart will often skip beats and I keep spending more money to get no answers, making me wonder if it's just in my head.
I have been living in Chicago for over 20 years but I had never come across The Arts Club of Chicago even though it is located very central downtown near a couple of doctor's offices. It was a dreary day and I spent some time wandering around and happened upon this gallery featuring the exhibit by Huguette Caland: Bribes de corps. It's amazing how art finds you when you least expect it. I found myself staring at canvases and writing poems to calm my nervous system.
This exhibit is ending very soon but I revisited this weekend. The bottom section is the actual canvas. The top portion is a multiple exposure of the canvas and a photograph of a woman passing by from the window opposite of the painting.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huguette_Caland
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On the 5th attempt to get sunset shots from top of Pen Y Fan and Corn Du the sun actually showed itself.
I actually have two Juvenile Cooper's Hawks visiting my yard. They have learned where the bird feeders are. I need to take the feeders down for a week or so to encourage them to hunt else where.
Actually empties en route to Ketton headed by 66 716, passing The Slips at Wellingborough.
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I actually got my real camera out yesterday to take Mack's photo. I took this photo first and saw that it was over exposed and so changed the exposure settings and took several more. Once I uploaded the photos to my desktop computer, I realized I liked Mack's eyes in this photo. In all the other photos, his fur was exposed correctly but his eyes were too dark to see much detail because he was backlit. So over exposed it is.
Happy Caturday: Brand new
Actually took this photo late Spring last year when the Hovea was in full flower. You can find this lovely plant in forests or open woodland in the south west corner of Western Australia. There is a rare white flowering form too.The seed is a hard pea that requires some stratification before germination.
#MacroMondays
#Run
Well, actually, I ran out of time ;) This is my last-minute attempt, photographed last night, no fuss handheld, after numerous attempts of photographing through the peephole of a "magic wand kaleidoscope" that comes with transparent, round plastic sticks that are filled with liquid and floating, glittery stuff that creates the typical patterns when put into the kaleidoscope. Here's a link to the Big River so you can see what it looks like:
STRG/CTRL+ www.amazon.de/Bartl-GmbH-Kaleidoskop-exklusiv-Zauberstab/...
It almost worked, but only almost. So I grabbed the nail enamel I bought for the theme, and made a smiley but it looked a little to diffuse, so in the end, I settled for a colourful heart that I painted onto the underside of a white espresso cup (the heart is still there) and then used a toothpick to mix the colours, kind of in a clumsy "wet in wet icing" style.
Exposure metering was set to "HI". I made minimal adjustments in post to make the colours pop a little more than they already did, and slightly brightened the background in the corners where the concave shape of the cup's underside had created a slight vignetting. That's it.
The heart's size is 2x2 cm / 0,78x0,78 inches.
HMM, Everyone, and have a nice week ahead!
P.S. I'm busy today and will catch up with you tonight.
Actually we went hiking but we took the Jeep to the trailhead. We made a put stop for a case of water.
Actually I guess I should say missing a pinkie but that's this guys name now. He is very friendly :)
“Dharma actually means the life you should be living—in other words, an ideal life awaits you if you are aligned with your Dharma. What is the ideal life? It consists of living as your true self.” - Deepak Chopra
Taken at 5:34 PM, while I was on a walk with 3 friends in our Humber Bay Shores neighbourhood in Toronto. I just loved the light hitting the Humber Bay Marina.
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Actually, I just wanted to test out my new roller skates.
Then the rainbow appeared.
Then the neon heart.
And suddenly it was clear: this wasn't going to be a quiet ride.
With my arms raised, a big grin on my face and absolutely no plan, I rolled right into the middle of this colourful life. ♥♥♥
Well, it actually is about the joy of being alive. I met this lady, known to me for a longer time, in the pharmacy and we talked about what makes us positive in getting old: moving and being physical, of course, but also being curious and interested in life. My camera (Fuji X100F) was set to 'automatic' and I was, as you can guess, shooting from the hip. And I was not patient enough, as this camera needs a bit of time to focus - hence the blurriness. But I caught her smile. What is the word used by our profit-hungry advertisers? "Priceless".