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Chihuly Glass Exhibit at Fairchild Tropical Gardens

 

To compare with previous frame - sky blue 0 EV, no adjustment to contrast etc.

Este 'in fiore' 2011 - Kopf Orchideen

The mouth of the Otago harbour lies between Taiaroa Head in the backgound and Aramoana in the foreground. Dunedin's famous Royal Albatross colony is situated at Taiaroa head near the lighthouse and is a popular tourist attraction.

Belongs to Black Illusion ^^

 

Height : 35 cms

Wig : 6/7

Eyes : 14mm

A blue-tailed damselfly perched on a plant stem, at RSPB Ouse Fen.

Blue Jay photographed last fall. Clarence-Rockland, Ontaro.

Blue Heron, green water, at Greenway Park in Beaverton, OR. 10 Jul 2013 Mid-day...

Akaroa, we had two nights here for short brake away from the City. May 9, 2013, New Zealand.

 

The most French town in New Zealand, Akaroa will have you entranced with its historic buildings, magnificent harbour and passion for fine food.

 

An easy drive south-east of Christchurch, Banks Peninsula is the South Island's most interesting volcanic feature. Originally an island formed by two volcanic cones, the peninsula has two dominant craters which form Lyttelton and Akaroa Harbours. The peninsula was named for botanist Joseph Banks, who sailed with Captain James Cook on the Endeavour.

 

Located on the south east side of the deep, sheltered Akaroa Harbour, the charming township of Akaroa has a special point of difference - it was the only French settlement in New Zealand.

 

In 1838 a French whaler, Captain Langlois, decided that Akaroa was an ideal location for a town that could service the whaling ships. He subsequently acquired the peninsula in a dubious land deal with the local Maori. He then returned to France and arranged for a group of French and German families to sail to New Zealand, with the intention of forming a French colony. Taken From: www.newzealand.com/int/akaroa/

For More Info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akaroa

 

Blue dragonfly by the river mole in leatherhead

We have been looking for the swifts for a few days now. This evening (monday) this little one appeared out of the blue !

we have been living in our home for 42 years and every year we look for the swifts .we love having them swoop and screech all summer. They are amazing...

Closeup of Kitaro's eye. I love his blue-rimmed eyes.

The sun's playing peek-a-boo with the clouds on a windy day

That day when i was standing here a year ago

the sky was blue and the sun was shining.

A bit of apple entices this Blue-gray tanager (Thraupis episcopus) to sit for a photograph.

 

In Costa Rica this bird is known as "viuda" - that translates as "widow" - I don't know why they are called that.

Some people may think its fake and un-natural = but somehow I find a distinct beautfy and awe in the dyed blue rose.

One of the first shots with Fuji X-Pro1 in May.

__my rock time...when I was younger

 

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It's wallpaper!

 

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* 1st PLACE - FLICKR / AUSTRALIAN PHOTOGRAPHERS / WA - 1st half July 2007

Indianapolis, IN

rain often reveals real beauty of flowers and trees.

The paint dripping effect made through filters on GIMP

This could be the poisonous rare and dreaded blue tailed lizard of the wild west. Or just a blue tailed lizard we found this weekend either way He looked pretty cool. Please view large.

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