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Both Joe and myself took off for Boscombe this weekend and headed down to the beach. It was quite a breezy day and made for difficult long exposure shots but I managed a couple of good shots. Even though we were both photographing the same things we both found a different perspective to what we found interesting to photograph.
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ift.tt/1uGTkJi: The thunder storm is coming upon the fields of the Northern Finland. Very typical weather on a warm summer day. - ift.tt/2alpC6x //
Eng 👉 Playa Cayo Santa Maria, north central Island of Cuba.
Esp 👉 Playa Cayo Santa María, isla en el centro-norte de Cuba.
Fra 👉 Playa Cayo Santa Maria, île du centre-nord de Cuba.
Banks Peninsula is one of New Zealand's most unique landforms. With endless hills, bays and hidden bush, this is Nature's Playground right on Christchurch's doorstep.
With this photo I'm taking a break with my Flickr activities for about 10 days. So, will see you soon!
Staunton Harold Holy Trinity (built 1662-65) captured late afternoon, early springtime.
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The weather this week wasn’t too exciting for going out with a lot of rain and wind brought in by storm Noa. But yesterday was a bit quitter and brighter day, and the sky in the evening promised a chance of sensible sunset. It wasn’t too bad at the end. The Cotswold Way, Lansdown Hill, near Bath. BANES, England, UK.
Today started out as a rainy grey day, which somewhat left my mood somewhat grey too. I like a bit of cloud in the sky and am happy that by sunset, they had blown away enough for the sun to make a dramatic, albeit brief appearance. I am even more happy that I had gone for a walk and was there when this was all unfolding. To make things even better, in the opposite direction, there was a rainbow against a dramatic blue sky. Too beautiful. Too peaceful. Bliss.