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Pete and Mike grabbing a few last shots after the sun had dipped behind Kinder and the sky took on a lovely afterglow with Dovestone Tor and Cakes of Bread further along the edge. The drone showing off the extent of the heather this year.

 

Mike posted one of his shots showing off the afterglow today.

 

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In the mist the walker emerges on the edge of the path beside the trembling leaf with a droplet or two of the mist on the edge of the leaflet. Plus a spider web between two branches. HMMM :) Close to the Edge

Blackstone Edge

 

Blackstone Edge reservoir is on the border between Calderdale in West Yorkshire and Rochdale in Greater Manchester. It stands at just over 380 metres above sea level, on very few days of the year does it look as calm as this. There are many occasions when the weather is so bad, the wind blows the water over the wall I’m leaning on and across the road behind me. It is a popular area for walkers, with a choice of several routes around the reservoir and across the moors. Warm clothing and wet weather gear is advisable at most times of year.

 

Thank you for your visit and your comments, they are greatly appreciated.

It is amazing to watch these little creatures living on the cliffs so close to the edge . they are extremely social and it is wonderful to watch their interactions with each other . Could never get enough of the puffins !

 

Wishing you an awesome blessed day !!!

 

The Grasslands, Bartlett, Illinois

Careful near the edge. Far below the Cypress trees on the bluff there are numerous un-tracked beaches and small coves! Spectacular Pacific coast near Davenport California U.S.A.

Stanage Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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Sunrise a couple of Fridays ago. Initially, there was a thin layer of mist across the moors looking back to Sheffield. But it built up as the sun rose on the wet landscape.

 

I don't find this area wasy to find compositions. But my main aim was to capture the heather.

Curbar Edge seen from Baslow Edge.

Edge of the balance in my office where I am often on the edge of insanity.

The heather in flower on a breezy Bamford Moor and Edge, looking out over the Derwent Valley.

a beautiful couple of hours on our first ever trip to the Highlands.....stood looking out from near the split rock at Clachtoll across to the Outer Hebrides.

Curbar Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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Another rainbow shot from Monday's interesting sunrise. Taken as the foreground millstone was briefly illuminated.

The view out on a frosty Peak District morning from Curbar Edge.

one block west of my house is the far edge of town... and the far edge of the world, it often feels like

Calm waters behind the offshore rocks and detached headlands. A 3 frame pano. South of Bruhel point. Mendocino Co. N. California U.S.A.

The deer keep the invasives in check, and the rabbits trim the edges of the lawn. This one was fully aware of my presence and didn't seem that bothered by it. Eastern Cottontail.

A crow came down to watch the sunrise with me, just nicely perched on the edge of the stream.

Sony A6000

Fotodiox Lens Adapter

12 & 20mm Kenko Extension Tubes

Canon 100 f/2.8L Macro

Amaran HC100 LED Halo Light

The western side of Stanage Edge.

Mesquite Dunes, Death Valley, California

 

Looking over the edge of a dune towards the southeast flank of Tucki Mountain on a partly cloudy morning.

Stanage Edge in the Peak District, a couple of miles away from Hathersage, with a backdrop of a dramatic sky

For Crazy Tuesday, theme ‘Edge’.

La Ceja, Colombia; 2.300 meters above sea level.

 

Myiarchus cephalotes

(Pale-edged flycatcher / Atrapamoscas montañero)

 

Pale-edged flycatcher is found in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela, distributed throughout subtropical montane forest in the Andes.

 

This species is typically a bird of humid forests and is one of the few species of Myiarchus that is restricted entirely to humid montane forest.

 

neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/species/overview?p_p...

 

For Macro Mondays 17th Oct. Close up on watercolour paper.

Edge - Submitted for Macro Mondays

 

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This was the view from my bedroom window in Southall - from my birth until I left the parental home in my 20s. I always appreciated being able to see beautiful sunsets.

 

Southall history - archaeological evidence has shown Southall’s lineage to date as far back as Palaeolithic times, and written archives dating from AD 830 onwards have recorded the area variously known as Sudhale, Southalle, Hesse-cum-Southall, Southolt, Soutnoor, Southwould and finally Southall, as having progressively evolved from rural fiefdom, rustic hamlet and Industrial Age town, to independent Municipal Borough and finally, to today’s Greater London suburb. More info here: www.southall-history.co.uk

 

You can see a random selection of my photos here at Flickriver: www.flickriver.com/photos/9815422@N06/random/

Looking north along White Edge from the trig column.

edge of blue

 

This image was taken at MFD, for a life-size magnification of 1:1

 

#MM #MacroMondays #edge #edgeofblue #blue #HMM #eosm2

Baslow Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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With clear skies forecast I thought I'd be guaranteed some direct light. However, it took around half an hour for the sun to clear cloud on the horizon. Just in time to catch a little colour in the sky.

for 7DoS: the edge of the deck (the water below) with a small covering of icy snow ... not quite covering the edges of each plank :)

A delicately balanced gritstone tor on Stanage Edge.

A sapling Beech tree growing on the edge of the dark and misty forest

Curbar Edge, Peak District, UK

 

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I was drawn to this wedged rock and the low light on the gritstone. Shame I had to do some cloning where an idiot had defaced this beautiful environment.

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