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I was way up on Comb Ridge, looking straight up -- it was a balmy day in January.

Late afternoon sun near near to Combs Lane, Farnsfield

I found this Jacana at Yellow Water in the NT. It was walking along the lotus leaves with its hatching.

Combs Ford Stowmarket Capri. Taken with an old film Olympus XA3 camera.

Evening falls in Marbella.

At first, I was trying to take macro shots to a comb, but it seem to me as men in black:...))

50mm 1.8

best bang for buck lens I know of

classic creepy cock nosed pervert...genius

Lovely rippling colours along the edge of the Comb jelly. Taken out at the Eddystone reef.

A cropped image.

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Mowgli ... wearing her SPIDER8LESLEY hat ...

 

beach combing ... for treasures ...

 

with her little friend Mr. Sea Gull to keep her company ...

  

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BLYTHE-A-DAY

A flickr Group

JULY 2026: A (long) DAY AT THE BEACH

DAY 7: "BEACH COMBING"

DAY 17: "SEAGULL"

 

 

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macromondays theme ~teeth

  

Autumn on Combs Lane - ash and lime trees...

Dilkusha, Motijheel

Dhaka, Bangladesh

 

ArchQuad Photography | 2014

www.archquadphotography.net

Recent late winter snow on Combs Lane...

A wooden and metal repousse worked comb set with semi precious stones , garnets , carnelian and turquoise .

Middle eastern origin , date unknown .

An item found while looking for something else .

Personal collection .

 

Brisbane

Ploughed field in East Mendip, showing different soil types.

On doing a bit of beach combing today……We came across this cruise ship laying off the English South coast all abandoned, the CraZyGang decided to call a meeting to decide if the Sheltie land rules apply, …..i.e anything lost dropped or misplaced, that looks like fair bounty, is far game and immediately becomes the property of the Sheltie that is first on the scene……Now the big question is…Does that Sheltie law apply to maritime law and this abandoned ship!!!!….And if the answer is yes (and the overwhelming view is ~yes~ it is) just how are we going board her without getting the paws wet…..And I hope dear reader that it is not lost on you, that you have noticed that when that question was asked, that all eyes were too fall on me…… and to think that silly me thought that they were waiting for me to take a photo… Ummmmm….So let me get this straight… all I have to do now is swim across to the ship….Somehow get myself on deck…..Lower one of the small boats mounted on the deck….Row back….Pick you all up…..Row back…..Use the hoist I lowered the boat down with, to hoist you all on deck…..You have got to be joking…..You will never persuade me to do that …..What’s that….You’re tell me where you have hidden the beer fund money….I do it!!!!!!

  

And please don’t worry about the lockdowm…as this photo was taken last year, and kindly found by Halo to put on line as we have nothing new at the moment…x

Petrogyphs created by Native Americans. This element probably is a representation of a great blue heron. It is known locally as "the phoenix" or "big bird." Comb Ridge area. Bears Ears National Monument. Near Bluff. San Juan Co., Utah.

Trafalgar Square, London

Also called a Knob Billed Duck for obvious reasons, taken at WWT Slimbridge

A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "EDC - Every Day Carry". I usually take a comb with me wherever I go!

Comb duck, Sarkidiornis melanotos, male

I love the colour of this donkeys fringe and the way it looks like a comb over. Such a cutie!

Inspired by Flickr, i set to try this for myself.. Grabbed this beautiful old lens that i have been carrying with me for the last 24 years. It was passed to me when my father passed away and i finally put it to some use.

 

Unfortunately because of my awkward positioning while taking the shot, it is not as pin sharp as i wanted.. Maybe an ISO bump and a faster shutter speed would have gave me the result i wanted.. But, you live and learn :)

 

EXIF: Sigma 18-50mm (50mm) | ISO 100 |1/40s | f/11

Comb-crested Jacana

Irediparra gallinaceo

(Jacanidae)

  

Come un pettine

 

Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. :copyright All rights reserved.

Yellow Water, Kakadu National Park. Northern Territory Australia.

"I told you combing your fur was a bad idea. This is a good look though!"

Comb from wasp (possibly hornet) nest that was located in a dead tree that was felled. The liquid inside the cells is water, as it was raining after it got exposed.

 

Plaster z gniazda os (być może szerszeni), które znajdowało się w zrąbanym martwym drzewie. Ciesz w komórkach plastra to woda z deszczu, który spadł po odsłonięciu gniazda.

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