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Geneva - terrace on the Rhône river with the Hotel des Bergues in the background (building with the flag). Advertising ...only for Swiss watches of course!!!
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As we drove around 17-Mile-Drive on the Monterey Peninsula of California, we passed by this green on a golf course on the Pacific Ocean. The vegetation in the rough on this par 3 looked unforgiving.
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Canon EOS 6D - f/9 - 1/40sec - 100mm - ISO 5000
- for challenge Flickr group: Macro Mondays, theme: Bells
-In our family we have the tradition at Easter to give all a chocolate 'Lindt' (Swiss company) bunny, with a ribbon with a bell around its neck.
see:
www.lindt-spruengli.com/about-us/brands/lindt/gold-bunny
Because each family member fears that the others did forget this tradition, the result is that you receive now as many bunnies as you give 😂
Alas the bunnies are not yet on sale here (too early for Easter), so I had to compose the picture with a keepsake ribbon with bell from last year (the chocolate bunny of course consumed ages ago 😉).
The white porcelain/metal dove is a dignified substitute for the bunny, ringing the bell for peace.
Sony A7R : Tamron 400mm f/6.9 (Model FO-69)
A very old Tamron, circa 1963. It's not nearly as sharp as the modern lenses with their high mcro-contrast, but it makes up for that by creating wondrous bokehs. In my humble opinion, of course...
The Charlene A and crew heading out. The cabin light is on, steaming along at 7.5 knots. The fog is heavy, you can smell and taste the salt in the air. It's time to go fishing.
Willowbrook Golf Course located in the City of Winter Haven in Polk County Florida U.S.A.
Located in Central Florida's Polk County, Willowbrook's well-manicured layout in a natural setting combines mature trees, water hazards, bunkers and doglegs to challenge the experts, yet provides plenty of opportunities for pars and birdies. Willowbrook's natural setting affords players the opportunity to see a variety of wildlife, including alligators, herons, cranes, foxes, ibises and many more of Florida's natural inhabitants.
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Exterior wood window shutters over the course of history were not only aesthetically pleasing but provided a necessary function with their many uses.
They were used for security, provided privacy from outsiders passing by, added an extra layer of insulation during winter weather (with wood having a high R value) and blocked out the sun, preventing damage to furniture.
Louvered shutters allowed a breeze to enter a home, keeping the room cool on a hot summer day.
Earlier historic shutters were used for security in place of glass windows.
Shutters were either single board, or board-and-batten shutters (vertical wood slats) which were used on cottages and primitive buildings.
Solid raised paneled shutters then appeared and provided a lighter, more elegant look.
Fixed louvered shutters then came into use during the second half of the 18th century.
Historically, solid raised panel shutters were referred to as “shutters” while those with louvered shutters were called “blinds”.
L'été est une période très prisées pour les courses hippiques à Chantilly.
Summer is a very popular time for horse racing in Chantilly.
The course closed sign is clearly visible here. The lock down restrictions had just come into place in Tasmania, and so this beautiful course lay idle. The old clubhouse (originally dating from the 1920s) sits on the top of a hill. At the rear you get a beautiful view of Bell Bay on the Tamar River.
The course location is limited in size with bushland on the east and water on the west, so the club operates a nine hole course. Go around twice for the regular 18 hole round. But it is a lovely picturesque site.
For this photograph I decided to give it a golden glow. The sky is a sepia tint and the clubhouse and foreground is in subdued colours.
At Tingley... shooting flying, and close to the water, ducks… although I see geese chevrons winging north every day, many are still here and spend their time alternatively eating grass over at the golf course across the street or swimming at the Tingley ponds… because of their size their take offs and landing on the ponds are epic and poetry in motion…