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Another hydrangea photo and a bit of a pretensious title.
I wanted to suggest that despite the fragility of the world's remaining plants and animals in the face of continuing destruction of the environment, we must not give up hope. It's up to every one of us to do whatever we can to lobby people in authority, persuade friends and support those organisations and individuals who are trying to make everyone aware of the slippery slope mankind is on.
Nature is supremely precious !
Sorry, I'll get off my hobby horse now :-)
Beaten and battered but still standing. I don't know about you but I have a soft spot for these and for the people who refuse to take them down.
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A bit of red - Our Daily Challenge
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Bit of a distant shot, but love it when a number of Bearded Tits all perch on the same tall reed. I wonder if the tail feathers in the face was a deliberate ploy from the male above, who could be protecting his female.
Taken in Norfolk.
From getting home last Tuesday and leaving the house it took me 45 minutes to get ready to go out and meet up with Esme.
At the time I thought I looked a bit rough in a woman whose had a bad day kind of way. Judging by this photo I didn't look at all bad 😀
I wasn't sure what to wear as it's always difficult to gauge what the person you are meeting will turn up in. I know Esme always has a classy mature image and so I decided on my more relaxed retro style.
The remote village of Miyamachou North of Tokyo features some wonderful example of old Japan country side living.
I noticed this bit of wall seemed to be freshly painted, judging by the clean vibrant coat of pain on it. It was pretty much impossible to wait for a human subject to walk in, but I guess pigeons are not a bad subject too. It was challenge finding the correct composition, matched with the shutter speed, but I think I got it.
I love how the red contrasts with the white, which incidentally also happens to be the colours of our Singapore flag.
May our little red dot enjoy the freedom forever.
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Things are getting a bit dry brown and crispy here in the East. Have to say the weather has been fab even if it has been a little cloudy some days it normally brightens up in the late afternoon.
the old light was fading by time I took this photo so don't zoom in as the noise is pretty bad. a down side to digital photography in my world :-(
Still it looks nice as it is but then I haven't got my glasses on :-)
A different pose for you just make a change.
Not sure what the purpose of these curly bits is, but the palm fronds have them hanging off the edge. They pick up the early morning light extremely well.
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Bit of a pull back shot that I couldn't resist :)
Godox 360 in 120cm gridded octabox boomed in front and overhead. Godox speed lights in gridded 60cm soft boxes behind model on either side.
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This was taken in Feltham Middlesex 1950 I think, I'm with my uncle Bill, we are pointing a an aeroplane , (being near Heathrow airport) . My cousin Barbara is standing next to my Nan ( Bill's mum)
Looking a bit serious in this one, think its because the camera was playing up and I didn't know if the timer was on two shots or not.
Bit disappoint yet happy too because this jacket is now too big (yay) but I like it so I am slightly miffed :-(
Oh well I could always get it altered.
This outfit has made me remember that this look actually works for me and that I should wear clothes like this more often.
I will be boring you with this set but I will break it up a little and post some other pics in between.
Fuchsia bits. Focus stacked using zerene. See www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/31639763288/ for a 3D version
Bit of a boring one this evening, so here's one from last Saturday of myself and the lovely Janet Clarke. It's one of only two pics taken of me at the event and a rare closeup I actually like.
This is the little bit of skin I want showing with the cold snap we're in right now. The last couple of days we've had a wind chill warning of -48 degrees Celcius. We were colder than the North Pole this week!
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Good morning, I took this one last night because i got the dress the Friday from a charity shop, It an old Hell Bunny dress and a large so should be a UK14 think again sherlock seems they used to be a little different few years back. its closer a 12 in all truth all be it a large 12. I can just about squeeze into it. I know i have put a bit of chunk on but other HB dresses that are the same size fit better.
Off out this morning i think for the first time since my accident . when i say out i mean a proper punt around the shops. Just hope my trotter stands upto the walking.
A bit of warmth, bit of percipitation, & a quick drop in temprature coats everything in a beatiful (& treacherous) layer of ice.
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A bit of a treat for the train nerds today.
While DXR 8007 in its original form was a frequent visitor to Dunedin for a while in the late 90s, the rebuilt (and rebuilt!) DXRs have never led trains too far below Christchurch/Rolleston that I'm aware of. They have ventured to Hillside for bogie changes before, but as you can't escape out the front windows in an emergency, they are banned from leading through long tunnels like the Mihiwaka.
Sure, in this incarnation the pair of DXRs are hardly going to win any beauty contests, but hey, its something different. So with a hint, a little help from some friends and favourable logistics being dealt, DXR 8022 put on a show for the assembled, running what might turn out to be its only train ever down here, leading from Waitati northwards.
While the Train Gods kindly supplied a reasonable length triple, the Weather Gods were in a fickle mood, throwing spring storms around for most of the afternoon.
3 Dec 2019, Train 934, DXR 8007, 7051, 4801, Timaru, SIMT, NZ
This has a bit of a staged look, but originally I thought I was just taking a candid shot of the woman reclining on her scooter. Then I noticed the man on the left was in the middle of an animated phone conversation in which he was kind of dancing around. Spotted at the Brick Works
A bit of a catch-up - I've been editing music festival photos and still have over half a day to go yet!
Birds on the feeder this morning - a 'just in case' I didn't catch anything else today and so far, nope.
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Bit of a hit and run as I've got to get some sorted then out.
Took this at Fewston yesterday in the mist. A shot normally taken as wide as you can but I wanted to show the colour in the trees. Not sure if it works just a bit of a play!
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