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Sometimes you just have to change perspective. THese beauties were growing in northern New Medico along the upper Pecos river.
Towers of Rosenborg Castle
The clouds were lit up orange from citylights. I dialed the colors a bit trying to get a spooky look.
Did I succeed? I think I like it right now, but not sure if I still like it in a few day?... :-)
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I picked up these bowls at Ikea for like $5 -they don't go with my earth-toned kitchen at all, but I liked 'em, so... Turns out they make a decent prop. You know... along with some water and flowers from my garden :-)
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I am loving gathering a bunch of stuff from the polytunnel and immediately chopping and serving. Kohlrabi, a couple of types of lettuce, rocket, courgette flowers. radish and courgette.
The Bug Club - Vegetable Garden
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I do like a G&T
this bottle (a present from my sister) seems much too good to open ....yet
"A tribute to the botanists from the Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew, who sailed the world to bring back new and exotic plants.
- On the nose, juniper and collection of citrus - grapefruit, lemon and bergamot, with a hint of spice from the cardamom.
- On the palate there's warming spice notes from cinnamon, nutmeg and cubeb pepper following the juniper and a lingering hint of szechuan pepper on the tip of the tongue.
- 15 different botanicals, with an emphasis on blending the citrus notes and spice, it's smooth enough to drink over ice with a grapefruit twist, or to make a gin and tonic full of character.
Presented in a beautiful gift box featuring artwork inspired by plant drawings in Kew's archives. The print work on the box uses vegetable oil-based inks and water-based varnish which have not been tested on animals. As such, some minor rubbing and smudging may occur in transit."
Another outing for Temenos by Liliane Lijn (b.1939, NYC), this time in Lewis Cubitt Square. Painted steel poles, painted galvanised base ring and LEDs. London Borough of Camden.
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It was a beautiful late summer day he invited to a picnic
with homemade plum cake in the heath :-))
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This is a new image of the Hubble Ultra Deep Field. The first deep imaging of the field was done with Hubble in 2004. The same survey field was observed again by Hubble several years later, and was then reimaged in 2023. By comparing Hubble Wide Field Camera 3 near-infrared exposures taken in 2009, 2012, and 2023, astronomers found evidence for flickering supermassive black holes in the hearts of early galaxies. One example is seen as a bright object in the inset. Some supermassive black holes do not swallow surrounding material constantly, but in fits and bursts, making their brightness flicker. This can be detected by comparing Hubble Ultra Deep Field frames taken at different epochs. The survey found more black holes than predicted.
The image was created from Hubble data from the following proposals: 9978, 10086 (S. Beckwith); 11563 (G. Illingworth); 12498 (R. Ellis); and 17073 (M. Hayes). These images are composites of separate exposures acquired by the ACS and WFC3 instruments on the Hubble Space Telescope.
[Image description: This is a Hubble image of a black sky sprinkled with myriad galaxies of all shapes and sizes stretching back to nearly the beginning of the Universe. In the middle of the picture there is an inset box showing one sample pair of early galaxies. One galaxy is spiral-shaped and the other is spindle-shaped because it is a disc galaxy seen edge-on. The spindle-shaped galaxy has an active supermassive black hole that appears as a bright white spot. This is identified by comparing pictures of the same region taken at different epochs.]
Credits: NASA, ESA, M. Hayes (Stockholm University), J. DePasquale (STScI); CC BY 4.0
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Three sea lions do the backstroke in San Francisco Bay. This is from last Sunday. Slowly catching up on posting my pics.
Today is day 178 of Project 365 (Sunday).
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What's in a name? That which we call a rose
By any other name would smell as sweet.
William Shakespeare
texture angel orbs )º(
the optimism of the reaching shoot and leaves says spring.
The ice crystals say not yet.
Our frosty start yesterday.
The Rübelandbahn operating originally from Blankenburg (Harz) to Tanne opened in the 1880s with steep inclines of up to 60%. Electrified in the 1950s at 15kV ac despite not connecting up to any electrified line at the lower end at Blankenburg. A fleet of locos, class 251 in the DR numbering scheme being renumbered to class 171 when merged with DB was built for the line being allocated to the depot at Blankenburg. The section beyond Königshutte to Tanne closed in 1968 and passenger services were cutback to Elbingerode (Harz) in 1999. From 2000, passenger trains were handed over to class 218 diesels as the 171s were not compatible with the door closing equipment on the rolling stock. The class 171s remained in service on freight traffic until 2004. Privatisation of the line was soon after, the new owner being Havelländische Eisenbahn (HVLE). Sadly passenger services were stopped and freight is now worked by a mixture of electric locos and diesels.
This photo was taken on my visit to the line on 29 May 1992. 171012 ran round the train where the line reverses at Michaelstein whilst working train 16435, 11:20 Königshütte (Harz) to Blankenburg (Harz).
We went to see the Northern Lights.
The coach took us to a farm where the cloud cover was too dense so had a break and then they took us another 90 minutes east to this well lit waterfall
Hand held P+S so not a great photo I know
Beautiful place.
Saw the aurora but it wasn't that strong and the moon was very bright. Not as spectacular as I had hoped but still very happy to have seen anything as the next three night the coach trippers saw nothing
Got to bed a 2:30 in the morning having got at 4:30 to catch the plane to Reykjavik
Seljalandsfoss is one of the best known waterfalls in Iceland. Seljalandsfoss is situated between Selfoss and Skógafoss, where Route 1 meets the track going to Þórsmörk.
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