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Photographed at Lake Davis in Orlando, Florida on 01/19/2011.

my cabinets may get a blue coat soon. . .

Inside a work of art o Andé Kruijsen called

"Statue of liberty" located in Zwaanshoek the Netherlands. Picture taken in view of assigment "all blue"of our Creative Photo Group. Taken with the Nokia 808 PV and postprocessed in PS.

Blue tiles at the pool on the Norwegian Jewel

Taken at Southbank Parklands, Brisbane City.

  

The "Brisbane Eye" ferris wheel attraction reflected in a puddle on the ground.

 

Slow shutter speed used to produce blurred motion appearance.

Cyanocitta cristata

 

Hornsby Bend, Travis County, Texas; April 26, 2014.

 

IMG 1006

Song sung blue

Everybody knows one

Song sung blue

**Every garden grows one**

 

Me and you are subject to the blues now and then

But when you take the blues and make a song

You sing them out again

Sing them out again

 

Song sung blue

Weeping like a willow

Song sung blue

Sleeping on my pillow

 

Funny thing, but you can sing it with a cry in your voice

And before you know it, start to feeling good

You simply got no choice

 

Song sung blue

Everybody knows one

Song sung blue

**Every garden grows one**

  

Neil Diamond

  

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ru6oaMLzXYA&feature=related

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=X_rCiY3SgRQ

Wings Over Houston, 2016

 

Equipment:

Canon 1dx Mark ii

Canon 600mm IS 4.0L

 

Photography taken on 10/22/2016.

The India Peaflow originally comes from southern India and from Sri Lanka, however these days it is spread all around the world. People keep this bird for over 3000 years because of its beauty. Its natural habitat are jungle, forests up to the 2000 meters above the sea level, fruit gardens and so on.

    

Pavo cristatus is a spectacular bird. The body shape is similar to swans. The head is black and white with blue feathers, the neck is white. The throat, belly and back are greenish blue, the rest of the body has got whitish-brown plumage. The legs are whitish pink. However the most vivid part of its body is a magnificent `tail` with its colourful feathers containing blue, green, white, brown, yellow etc. colours with a black eye at the end. The peaflows loose these feathers at the end of summer and new ones grow during summer. Their weight is approximately 3-4 kg, whereas the males are larger in comparison to the females. The wing span might reach 150 cm. The females have in general less colorful plumage. The life expectancy is about 10-15 years.

    

The male peaflow finds its partner by spreading its feathers and the rest is up to the female peaflow. The female has from 3-10 eggs with a hatching time of approximately 30 days. It is the female who takes care of the young at the beginning of their life.

    

Their diet consists of lizards, snakes, insects, seeds, fruit, vegetables, flowers, leaves and so on. It is an omnivorous bird. The India Peaflow is a national bird of India and it is worshipped there as well. With its strong bill it is able to kill a snake, even a cobra. However we must say, that neither many snakes nor other animals are found in its closeness. It has got a loud scream, that can scary many enemies. Although in India it has been worshipped for many years, for instance in Rome it was often found on the tables as a delicious meal, especially its tongue or brain.

 

hello, i'm neurotic

creating problems that don't exist

don't believe me when i say it's alright

 

let's go to my apartment

we'll pull the sheets up over our heads

forget all reasons to go outside

 

beats pulse, they're automatic

locked inside of my apartment

make confessions with the television on

 

i'm fine

 

Blue Lights by Pretty Girls Make Graves

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPyS_f0OCFc&feature=related

 

A song I used to listen to alot 10 years ago. Suddenly came to my mind again right now. How very fitting.

With an Autumn Background :-)

Male Blue Dasher at a local public garden.

A shot taken during a trip to Lochwinnoch RSPB reserve yesterday.

Crossing the finish line at the end of Cowes Week.

My favourite clematis for part-shade....climbs high with lots of light blue/purple flowers in May.

Electronic music and light show

This is a companion shot to the car park roof in the comments.

 

The light was from behind, a stormy sky, but the colour here is as it came out of the camera, with just a little extra contrast

Panasonic GH4.Kowa 883 Angled Scope.

Blue Shelled Hedgehog on an old tree stump

I had never seen Blue Pumpkins until I took this picture.

Some blue daisy type flowers from my Grandad's garden in New Plymouth

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