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My mother in her home in Alaska shortly after her 93rd birthday. She died a few months later.
Nikkor-S 35mm f2.8, Nikon D5500.
Erin complete with Pashley bike making her way back from a glorious evening messing about in boats at the marina
A cute female Maratus sp. (possibly M. plumosus which was abundant in the area) takes in her surroundings. They are such tiny things, making the gravel and small pebbles around them appear as boulders! Happy Arachtober 8 everyone! [Colo, NSW]
I found three of these birds flitting around next to a train/bus bridge in Portland. Looks like a Lesser Goldfinch. Thanks, Keith Todd, for help IDing it!
Taken during Treasures In The Park in Homestead Park held during Duck Daze in the city of University Place Washington on June 2nd 2007
today, i contemplate my journey, and also the journeys of each of us on this beloved, endangered planet*
may all travelers be well*
may all travelers be happy*
jeanne
Stag at Bolderwood contemplating and still allowing me to take photos of him as he stands proud. #BBCAutumnwatch #RSPB #NationalGeographicWildlife
The cabinet was a gift to my husband's father after he had worked with a Korean company for a time in the 1970's
She stands within the shadows of the castle's main window. Casting her gaze upwards the lust for blood fills her need to feed. Her mind is taken back to the village below, a great selection of menu options. Her visit will be tonight, her selection will be of one of those who will attend. Maybe a fine young man with firm muscled physique or a buxom female full of lust. No matter which one she chooses, she knows her first bite will gorge her throat with satisfaction, her strength overpowering her victim into full submission. Her excitement grows as her fangs drip with hungerful lust.
A fellow contemplates the fog flowing over the western Humber bay at Lake Ontario before it burns off completely.
best enjoyed large
Steps leading down from the main area of Canary Wharf in the Docklands area of London , a wide angle placed a few feet away from the handrail gives a very different view!
A classic destination in Myanmar is Inle Lake. Most everyone heads for the Nyaungshwe and takes a tour from there. Unfortunately, since our first visit in 1998, the place has been overrun with a gazillion tourists. Try the alternative. There is actually a system of three lakes connected by a river. We hired a boat in Pekon, north of Loikaw, ( itself a fabulous place), and spent two days traveling north to the circus at Inle Lake. It was tremendously pleasant with hardly any other foreigners. We stayed at the Paya Taung monastery the first night; a lovely, authentic experience. Pictured is a young student monk from the temple.