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This Buzzard was circling overhead all the time the Atlas was doing its circuits so I grabbed a few shots of it too.
Bright sunlight drew my attention to the circle forms of this pressure pad on the chrome leg of a glass top table.
Another variation of a wonderful old stairway made of stone. I found this architectonical gem in France, Alsace. Looking up to the the window in the upper end, it seems to be a modern combination of circles.
Eine weitere Variation einer sehr alten Steintreppe, gesehen im Elsaß, Frankreich.
Wenn man nach oben zum Fenster schaut, erscheint mir der Blick wie ein modernes Zusammenspiel verschiedener Ellipsen und Kreise.
Radiance towards the sky
A decoration in front of the town hall
In Quezon, Isabela in the Philippines
Like a radar made of bamboo and tree branches.
Yup. We have an addiction..a mimsy hat addiction. It wasn't an easy task to try and acquire the rainbow color bears (we still have one more hopefully coming on the way) especially since these hats are so in demand and popular.
Three were from Mimsy's update, three from trading with Mimsy herself and two from trade with dolly friends and one from secondary market.
I am still hoping for a white and grey bear hats :P
This field is perhaps the most spectacular of it's kind. With its large collection of magnificent stone rings, it clearly belongs to the country's most beautiful ancient monuments. In the 1950s, the field consisted of at least 48 visible burial mounds of various kinds. In addition to 11 large, now restored stone rings, there were 11 round burial mounds, 13 stone mounds, 2 round stone settings and a round pile with stone ring, as well as 10 single standing stones. In the Southern part of the field a number of flatmark graves have been observed, and here there is a small rock carving field on a rocky ground. The examined stone rings are dated to pre-Roman Iron Age (approx. 500 BC - Kr.f.).
For the Sliders Sunday group. Base image created using a Canon 7D and processed using Photoshop, Redfield and Fractalius.
Happy Sliders Sunday!
Macro Mondays : redux 2015 : Take Something Ordinary (missed this theme)
A macro with a spiral of a ballpoint pen.