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Looking off an overhung promontory toward the expansive wilderness of rock, canyons, and mountains in the Maze District of Canyonlands Moment’s Notice gets a sense of vast with no indication of human development in sight. Note the large chunk of White Rim sandstone that has broken off below the viewpoint, and the Chocolate Drops and Standing Rocks in the distance.

 

I will be traveling for the next week and a half with intermittent internet access, and though I hope to be able to keep up with your posts there may be a lapse during this time, so please forgive my absence from Flickr.

Fynn loves Spring but I think he was rather contemplating the first thunderstorm of the year which was approaching quickly this afternoon. It was generally another lovely spring day, though, the thunderstorm passed as quickly as it arrived and soon it was sunny and warm again. I managed to get quite a lot of garden work done but somehow it amazes me every year how much time it takes to keep such a small garden in shape. Fynn supervised me as usual, nobody knows the garden better than him after all.

This Muscovy duck was seen at Heather Farm Park in Walnut Creek, California.

 

Photograph by my wife, Beatrice.

Post-processing by me.

Let us be moral. Let us contemplate existence.

 

Now that I've worn out

I've worn out the world

I'm on my knees in fascination

Looking through the night

And the moon's never seen me before

But I'm reflecting light

I rode the pain down

Got off and looked up

Looked into your eyes

The lost open windows

All around

My dark heart lit up the skies

 

► put on your earphones ♫

Autumn scene, Teller County, Colorado

She sat back in her chair. It had been one of those days where ignorance seemed to abound more than usual.. Maybe it was the changing of the Seasons? Perhaps it had something to do with the arrival of the new moon? All she knew was that something had to be done about it.

 

With an upturn turn of her palm, her grimoire appeared. It could be - quite possibly - that chaos was in order. A knowing look came over her face and the pages of the book began to turn. The fire that was produced from the pages was the only indication of what she had in mind. . . .

 

Credits . . .

Hope you all have a good week end

Every time I open the window, Isis it's the first to climb on the sill to watch over the ring doves in the fir. Something unusual happened, late in Autumn they had another offspring. Luckily for him, the weather was mild and he was smart enough to escape twice of the attack of the Eurasian sparrowhawk who's constantly circling our yards in search of easy prey.

 

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Isis at the window

Small waterfall at the Arboretum in Dallas. 20160924DallasDxLr24v5

From the bell tower at Sevilla Cathedral

On life lately ♥

Photo shot at NorderNey

Grouse on the moors above Askrigg in the Yorkshire dales.

NEW #PHOTO

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K.Marinović - Contemplating

 

Hi friends, here is my new shot called "Contemplating"! A lot different than any of my previous photos, but as I said, I want to be as versatile as possible and try out all the different styles of photography. This one is the result of that! Edited in Photoshop CC 2014, Lightroom 5.7 and GIMP.

 

Have a great day, friends!

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Leica Standard (Model E, 1938), Leitz Elmar 35mm, f/3.5, Ilford Delta 400, 400iso, f/8, sunny16+2, zone focused (model E has no focusing aid)

New to the world, only a few hours old . Grey seal pup born at Donna Nook, Lincolnshire, England. Would advise anyone who hasn't been to visit.

Taken inside the chapel at St Fagan's Museum, Cardiff

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