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Happy Fence Friday ;-)
Alter Zaun mit Pflanzen.
Einen schönen Freitag, Danke für Euren Besuch. Kommentare beantworte ich, wenn mir die Zeit fehlt hole ich es später nach. Ein Stern freut mich!
HFF Old fence with plants.
Have a nice Friday, thank you for your visit. I answer comments, if I don't have the time I will catch up later. I'm glad to have a star!
Ancienne clôture avec des plantes.
Bon vendredi, merci d'être venu. Je réponds aux commentaires, si je n'ai pas le temps, je vous rejoindrai plus tard. Je suis content d'avoir une star!
Vieja cerca con plantas.
Que tengas un buen viernes, gracias por venir. Contesto comentarios, si no tengo tiempo me pondré al día más tarde. ¡Estoy feliz de tener una estrella!
Vedação antiga com plantas.
Tenha uma boa sexta-feira, obrigado por ter vindo. Eu respondo comentários, se eu não tiver tempo, eu vou pegar mais tarde. Estou feliz por ter uma estrela!
Vecchia recinzione con piante.
Buon venerdì, grazie per essere venuti. Rispondo ai commenti, se non ho il tempo di recuperare in seguito. Sono felice di avere una stella!
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Things are a bit slow when I’m relegated to shooting a succulent in my backyard, but my plant seemed in the mood for a portrait, and I was too lazy to look elsewhere. So here she is.
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The Succulent:
In botany, succulent plants, also known as succulents, are plants with parts that are thickened, fleshy, and engorged, usually to retain water in arid climates or soil conditions. The word succulent comes from the Latin word sucus, meaning "juice" or "sap."
Succulent plants may store water in various structures, such as leaves and stems. The water content of some succulents can get up to 90 to 95%. The habitats of these water-preserving plants are often in areas with high temperatures and low rainfall, such as deserts, but succulents may be found even in alpine ecosystems growing in rocky soil. Succulents are characterized by their ability to thrive on limited water sources, such as mist and dew, which makes them equipped to survive in an ecosystem that contains scarce water sources.
- Wikipedia
(Nikon Z6ll, 180-600/6.3, 1/400 @ f/9.0, ISO 10000, edited to taste)
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Street photography from Glasgow, Scotland, captured in May 2025.
I hope that you all have a wonderful weekend my Flickr friends.
I prioritised a trip into Glasgow last week over setting up my replacement PC as I just needed to see some real human faces. I'm still recovering but with the coming week looking unpredictably showery, it should afford me the opportunity to get my PC set up and to start to tackle the backlog of new photos. All being well and with all fingers crossed!
Stay safe and keep the shutters clicking.
After deleting all non-safe content... Exhausted but grateful to keep the rest of my art.
Don't disturb pose - One Moon Poses
I hadn't photographed this species in years.
J'étais bien content de pouvoir le photographier celui-là. Ça faisait des années que je n'en avais vu.
Quebec, Canada
Accessible only by boat, Ellsworth Rock Gardens sits along the north shore of Kabetogama Lake in Voyageurs National Park. Beginning in the 1940s, self-taught artist Jack Ellsworth spent roughly 20 years creating terraced flower beds and more than 200 abstract rock sculptures. Black-and-white infrared emphasizes the contrast between the bright foliage and darker stonework.
See more infrared photographs and locations in my guide to infrared photography in Voyageurs National Park.
Date Night at Dark Dreams with the one I love ♥
Listening to great tunes from DJ Deej .😊
Taken at ~Dark Dreams~
In a country full of spectacular waterfalls, and despite the obvious drawback in that one can never expect to experience this place alone, Skógafoss has been the one to set my pulses on red alert each time I’ve visited. Ok, so that’s only twice - well three times if you count the very brief pit stop we made here on the long journey east to Stafafell - but the mere sight of it makes for a display of extraordinary power. Not only in terms of the improbable physics that are happening right there in front of you, but also in the hold that it will take on your senses as you stand here at the bottom. Sixty metres tall and twenty-five wide, this is where the highlands end abruptly as that huge curtain of water crosses the divide and plummets down to earth in a resounding crescendo right there in front of you. There are bigger waterfalls in Iceland, but you can’t stand underneath many of them like this. And this one has such pleasing dimensions, that clean and uncomplicated single drop perfectly proportioned and surrounded by clouds of vapour that make you wonder whether you should have brought some shower gel and a bath towel. And a thermos full of piping hot coffee to help with the hypothermia afterwards.
We’d come here after breakfast on our third morning in the area, having agreed that the misty grey conditions would suit the subject well. Ironic that when we’d passed through here a week earlier, there had been a bright rainbow right in front of Skógafoss. There had also been a large number of visitors, taking endless Instaselfies as they tripped from their coaches and raced excitedly towards the action. That day we had to wait for a space in the large car park, such was the popularity of the place. Finding the visitor numbers too distracting, we soon moved on, although perhaps we should have photographed that rainbow and made merry with the clone tool later. At that stage we were getting rather blasé on the subject, having spent the previous day photographing a particularly fine example at Háifoss. But there were no more waterfall rainbows for the rest of the trip, and little did we realise we’d missed our chance.
Arriving in the middle of the morning seemed to have paid off. Although far from empty, the car park was noticeably quieter than last time, and with the aid of that trusty pair of welly boots I was soon paddling about in the shallow river, setting the tripod low to bring that foreground rush of water towards the bottom of the frame. And miraculously in these moments there were chances to get the shot with only minimum numbers of stragglers to contend with. There’s always someone standing as close as they dare to, but I only had to airbrush two spectres from the scene here. Bring your wellies and you can often go to places where others can’t.
Last time we came to Iceland, on that final night before heading back to Reykjavík, I got what became my favourite shot of the trip in the form of “Sandwich Bags, Spray and Spectators,” where I was that person standing as close to the white wall as I dared to. And now, an hour after this, I took my favourite shot of this second adventure with “The Watchers.” Very possibly my two most loved images of all time in fact - from a personal point of view anyway. I’m starting to wonder whether or not it’s a coincidence the place delivers pictures that make me feel this happy. I’m quite content with this one as well for that matter. While Skógafoss keeps giving me moments like these, I’ll carry on coming back for more.
Sandwich Bags, Spray and Spectators: www.flickr.com/photos/126574513@N04/50702613408/in/album-...
The Watchers: www.flickr.com/photos/126574513@N04/52420303660/in/album-...
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12. Erindale Community Hall
(c. 1928) 1620 Dundas Street W.
In the last quarter of the 19th Century, the Parish Hall, General Store and Post Office, and the Royal Exchange Hotel formed the commercial core of Erindale. In 1919, fire swept Erindale, destroying much of its old core, including the original hall on this site. A community-based committee was formed to oversee the building of a new hall. The new hall was officially opened in 1928 by Lieutenant Governor W.D. Ross. Still owned and operated by a Board of Directors and separate from municipal support, the Erindale Community Hall hosts many community events and is available for public rental.
This picture is taken in January 2016.
I am not very fond of Winter myself. But it certainly can look very beautiful. Anyhow, nice to see someone is enjoying it....
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This rock is know as Lands End in Cabo San Lucas. This is the last bit of land at the tip of the Baja Peninsula. On the horizon is nothing but the Pacific Ocean for a very long way. The sea lion on top of the rock seemed quite content to stay there all day as tourist boats swirled around the spot.
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Heron-Dandie House
(c. 1860) 21 Main Street
Patrick Heron is listed as a carpenter in an early business directory for the village. The Regency house remained within the Heron family for 30 years, and in 1919 became the home of James Dandie. Dandie, a hardware store owner, served on Streetsville’s Town Council for over 25 years. The building suffered a major fire in 2016.