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Kentmere 100 @ 800, Blazinal 1:100 Stand Development 90mins/68F, Canon TI with 40mm STM lens.
Montgomery, Calgary
Above image only shows a portion of all the Brown Pelicans at Malibu Lagoon. It seems they may be struggling to find sufficient food. Saw four dead pelicans - probably many more.
Yup, still lovin' the way my neighbourhood is so fabulously decorated for Hallowe'en. A real atmosphere of fun, excitement, neighbourliness, sharing and...yup, if you'll excuse the purposeful pun, everyone's community "spirit" :-) Muaahhahaaaaahaaaaa.
Happy Hallowe'eeeeeeen!
In Explore Oct. 31, 2018
Built in 1947. Alamo Avenue in Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
Taken on March 11, 2014, when a late winter snowstorm dropped an unusually heavy six inches on Kalamazoo. It was beautiful.
With both crustose and foliose lichens. On young tree at edge of the Lost Lake parking lot of Larrabee State Park.
Best large, click on photo or press "L" key.
Göteborg city "solves" the problem of people sleeping under bridges.
This is a kind of "If you don't stop writing on the walls, we'll remove them!" logic.
Just another afternoon of bug hunting. After a early morning of driving over the bridge and back, its always a treat to see the hens out doing there thing. This is much better traffic than on the highway ride back. D90 on the way yay!
November 3, 2024
During November and December, on Sundays, Brewster shellfish license holders are welcome to harvest a half bucket (5 quarts) of oysters from the Brewster community shellfish grant.
(A "21 Day Flickr Birthday Photo Challenge" submission: Day 20, theme "Community" - Happy 21st, Flickr!)
Mants Landing Beach
Brewster, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
Photo by brucetopher
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For the Flickr 21 Challenge day 20 the theme is community. I give you a community of Sandhill Cranes. I thought about this theme for days and didn't know what I was going to do, it's the most difficult theme for me yet. I did some research and found that yes indeed groups of birds are a community.
One day while out driving I came upon a field full of these wonderful birds. I love to try to spot them in the sky when I hear their calls.
It is a rare community in this part of Pennsylvania that does not have a little league baseball field. This is the first year kids this age have had to face player pitchers. It makes for a lot of walks, hit batsmen and once in a while the ball gets hit. At any rate little league is a community building experience, if it's done well and with the kids development as the top priority.
Ruwanwelisaya Chedi is an elegant Buddhist temple in Sri Lanka, close to the more famous Anuradhapura ruins. Around sunset the local crowd, all dressed white, gathers for the evening prayers.
The man in the frame was distant from the others and stood in silence with an absorbed expression. I didn't want to disturb him, so I took this shot instead, where his position in front of the white stupa stresses the sense of mystic isolation.
I asked one of the pilgrims about him, but I could only understand that he's a "very revered" man in the community. And that may be the case, as according to Schopenhauer "to be alone is the fate of all great souls".
EyeEm World Tour.
EyeEm, world´s premier photography community and platform, hosted in Berlin a travelling exhibition that showcases a new generation of photographers.
Pop-up events featuring inspiring workshops are organised all over the world.
Berlin was the first stop-over.
#smalltowninertia Jimmy at home September 2016
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Scenic, SD - I used Hipstamatic - current version and John S Lens, D-Type Plate Film, and Triple Crown Flash - no other software was used for this. I was actually attending a Douglas Beasley workshop in South Dakota and on the way back from a location we stopped in Scenic, SD. I composed the image wanting to be close enough to have the Scenic Community Church and playground in the scene - the storm clouds were a bonus and the reason I close black and white.
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Kreative People: Manipulated Photo Art-
KP Treat This #345 - September 2024
#with thanks to the org photographer of this piece
brillianthues
I love how this Japanese palm (Fatsia Japonica) fits into its surroundings both inside and outside the fence. Its new growth in spring opens like a fern, revealing webbed feet that glow in a sudden burst of sunlight. And though it will never grow as tall as its neighbors (I hope), this palm is becoming more of a player as the years go by.
Unable to get a food delivery for nearly a week, we decided to risk a walk yesterday to the little corner store nearby and to the butcher's one block more - just to see how they were faring and how well supplied. There were a surprising number of people on the street, mostly in careful pairs, some masked, some not. For our part, John and I looked more like bandits than friendly neighbors, and I learned quickly how hard it is to convey a smile with a scarf wrapped tightly across one's face. It's all about the eyes. I haven't lived here long enough to know anyone on the street by name, but this is my community in these tender times, all of us nodding even as we circle each other gingerly and move toward the relative safety of our homes.