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Bold Jumping Spider. Photographed in Maryland.
A focus stack of 3 images, shot with the camera hand held. Canon 80D, Canon MPE lens, Canon twin flash, Aperture f/11, shutter speed 1/250, ISO 400.
Farewell old friend....
Tribute to Leonard Nimoy.
Subject of many a childhood fantasy, adolescent wonder and adult fascination...
You will be missed.
**update.... his last tweet several days before he died ...
"A life is like a garden. Perfect moments can be had, but not preserved, except in memory. LLAP"
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xx
-Caroline ❤
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Clothes & Accessories
Gown – Tastic Joy Harness Gown (Available @ Swank)
Stole – Blueberry Demi Faux Fur Stole (50L/FLF available for a limited time) The sale was previously blogged here.
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Body
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Mesh Body – Belleza Freya V6
Mesh Head – Lelutka Lake – EvoX
Skin – 7 Deadly S[K]ins Mercy – Oak (1L/ Daily Sale Board)
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Eyebrows– Tutti Belli Adore Eyebrows
Nails – Belleza Freya V6
Photo Location – Unbroken Isle
Phidippus audax is a common jumping spider of North America. It is commonly referred to as the bold jumping spider. These spiders are easily identified both by their relatively large size and their iridescent chelicerae.
It's that pesky rock that's not-quite-erratic again...this is what happens when you hang around waiting for last light
For Looking Close on Friday!'s #autumn flora theme
I umm-ed and ahh-ed as to whether acorns are defined as flora. But this image is representative of the autumn flora I have in my garden at the moment, so I hope it is in keeping with the theme. I am drowning in acorns.
Today, I'm bald. :<
Random snapshot and edit using Weekend Ruiner's discodicks background thingy (Petty in Pink), which is actually really cool. Thank you Vanmoer! ♥
Featuring jaZz hAnDs, some new Addams releases and Contraption's fabulous sci-fi boa which you can find at Equal 10! I really love this thing.
Featured: ⏰ NEW ⏰ from BACKSTAGE "OFF STAGE" BAG
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Happy Shopping! ♥
Top & Corset Dress: PARE
Goggles: Lock & Tuft
Shoes: GRAILED
With a fish clutched securely in its talons a Bald Eagle heads back to a perch to enjoy the fresh catch
HAPPY WINDOW WEDNESDAY(S) !
Old windows were bold windows! IMO (with occasional exceptions) modern windows are not nearly as much fun to see and photograph. Also, I wish that three of these window had less plain blinds. Windows like these deserve interesting blinds and curtains to entertain us passersby.
NB - These are upper-story windows. However, I shot them from down in the street. Later, I used the "Unskew" tool in my editing program to make it seem as if we are viewing them head-on. This is less trouble and less intrusive, I think, than lugging around and using a noisy camera drone to get the same effect.
Location: Strasbourg, Alsace FR.
In my album: Dan's Windows.
I had prepared this photo to celebrate 21 years of flickr but after posting I understood how it worked this year. Anyway I was bold in proposing it
A macro of a huge dahlia that I spotted in a local park's garden.
Thank you for your visits and comments, they're all greatly appreciated. Have a great weekend!
Like border patrol. As he should be, his family is in need of his intimidating capabilities to ensure their safety. On this early morning he was coming to check me out in my kayak. It felt like he was going to ask for my passport. lol Not gonna lie, I was nervous, If he didn't like what he was seeing he would come at me with a vicious flapping of wings and ear piercing vocal sounds, but he let me pass to take pics of his new family. If he didn't want me there I would have turned around, his approval meant more than the shot. I have more Loon images than anything else, it is apparent how much I love them. I pray he makes it back this Spring to raise another family.
I had a lot of goldfinches hanging around my yard over the summer this year. They spent a lot of time near the bird feeders, but most of the time didn't actually use the feeders, for whatever reason.
variety of Rudbeckia growing at Gorman Heritage Farm
iNaturalist link www.inaturalist.org/observations/174145611
Jenny Pansing photos