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The great thing about Flickr is the community and its ability to bring together like minded people to stand on a foggy hillside at silly o'clock and watch the world wake up. Also present, Michael Dutson and Lee Finney
Nikon F4 : Nikon 50mm ais @ F/8
Kodak Double XX 5222 rated 250 asa
Bellini D96 Stock 21c 7mins
Bellini Stop/ILford Rapid Fix
Sun 8-10-22
Silverdale Community Park once the Silverdale Colliery Site. After closure a hugh area of land was stripped mined for the coal Afterwards it was landscaped into a nature reserve, sport fields and park with walkways and fishing also other land was used for housing.
Community Figs from Community xP
L-R: Rich Stephenson, Professor Ian Duncan, Pierce Hawthorne, Britta Perry, Shirley Bennett, Jeff Winger, Abed Nadir (and Batman Abed), Troy Barnes, Annie Eddison (and Annie's Boobs), Senor Ben Chang and Dean Pelton.
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Pictures I have made for a contest last month
Community Overlays 1 & 2 by DomainWolf required !
A meeting with our community staff and volunteers. This includes staff in the area as well as from our national office, our guide mothers, and community mobilizers.
Guide Mothers and Community Mobilizers are vital connections with communities. In this part of Honduras the mobilizers have lots of distance to cover in a mountainous region, without any transportation other than a couple of motorbikes.
An integrated community of lichens and fungi have found a suitable substrate with optimal moisture and temperature for growth.
The Columbia Community Band playing at their 40th Anniversary Concert at the Missouri Theatre in Columbia by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF70-200mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/2.8 with a 1/80-second exposure at ISO 500. Processed with Adobe Lightroom CC.
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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.
Sunflower spam saturday.
Early morning sunbath under the mist
McKee Beshers Wildlife Management Area, Poolesville, MD , USA
Gated communities are such a medieval concept. This is the town of Colombier in Neuchâtel, Switzerland. At the bottom left you can see Roman ruins on which the castle was built, the rest of the structure dates mostly from the 11th, 12th and 13th centuries, with nothing in view here that is any younger than the 16th century. Of course all the buildings are in full use, as is the Swiss way. I had just driven out of the town under the arch, barely a car width.
Love Switzerland, I lived in an apartment here once that was built in the 1600s, where else can you do that?
Today is day 70 of Project 365.
Sea Urchins huddled together... I love the colors. I got this photo on Sanibel Island, Florida. When you find a sea urchin on the beach they are really rather ugly because they are covered with tiny hard spikes ...it isn't until they are washed that you see the beauty of the dots, lines... all so uniform and wonderful. I am thankful for His daily washing over my soul....
The living room of my Grandparent's house in Santa Bárbara d'Oeste, Brasil, in a wide-angle perspective.
Taken from Cessna 172B
A low level flight from Darwin and coastline in a small private Cessna 172 with a surprise ending;
For my video youtu.be/PTrDbMAkU_M
Nightcliff, Northern Territory, Australia