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Edge of the Strzelecki desert. Great to travel thru the outback after heavy rains over the last year. 80km west of Windorah QLD
Standing at the waters edge is a metaphor for a border between this world and the next. When we stand there we look out and contemplate. At least that’s how I interpret this scene. For all I know they could be talking about where to go for dinner. Read more: goo.gl/H8wrVq
The Dark-edged Bee-flies were making the most of some spring sunshine and spring flowers at Stow Maries Halt Nature Reserve today! Happy Wing Wednesday everyone!
"EDGE". Until I got really close to this Cactus Rose, I didn't know it had stickers on the edge. This photo looks like a bigger area but it is actually about 2 inches wide, the sticker is less than 1/32 inch.
Crow Stones Edge, Howden Moors, Peak District UK
© 2018 Paul Newcombe. Don't use without permission.
Maybe another couple more to come from the great light on Crow Stones Edge Thursday evening. Not easy to get a good composition looking this way from this exact spot but I thought the light made it. Looking South down Upper Derwent Valley in shadow.
This shot takes us right down to the water's edge. Inspired by the Martian parallel I thought I'd try this one with a sepia finish that edges a little into the red tones.
The third oldest lighthouse in Australia towers above the rocky landscape, protecting the shipping lanes from the rocky reefs that extend out quite some distance into the water.
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I do love used bookshops
I love books with tattered pages
With fraying edges and loose spines
Underlined passages and notes in the margins
Even pages hanging on by a thread
That is a book recommending itself to me
“Look,” it says. “I am used, because I was worth reading
Several times, over and over again.”
I feel this way about humans too
I love people with bruises and scars
Broken hearts and weary arms
And even in spite of their ragged, wounded souls
They still hold on to who they are
Because a heart hanging on by a thread
Is a person recommending himself to me
Saying, “Look, I am broken, yes;
Because once I loved with all I had
And I am worth loving again.”
This photo was a fun one to shoot, and one of my first images I ever shot in a very public, busy setting (even though it might not look like it here). Taken on location at Stanford University, assisted by my sister and parents. Thanks guys!
I love how there are different scales of jagged in this image. The Thorns are a form of jagged edge at a larger scale, the spines on the rose leaf is another jagged edge, and the smallest scale of jagged is along the modified leaf along the edge of the leaf stem. I would expect all three levels of jagged edges to provide the plant with constituent defenses against predation (herbivory).
Edge of Cranberry Lake in the Anacortes Community Forest Lands
Best large, click photo or press L key.
In Explore June 3, 2021.
It's a very happy Wing Wednesday for me when I've managed to get a shot of a Large Bee-fly which showcases those wonderful Dark-edged wings that give it the other name it is also known by - the Dark-edged Bee-fly! Happy Wing Wednesday everyone!
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“When you have come to the edge of all light that you know and are about to drop off into the darkness of the unknown, faith is knowing one of two things will happen: There will be something solid to stand on or you will be taught to fly” ~ Patrick Overton.
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What does one do when a photo that I thought had such possibilitys, actually turns out not very good. I decided to chop out all the not so good and feature the part I liked.
A view of Curbar Edge shortly after sunrise with a few photographers enjoyed the crisp, morning air.
One of the rocks from the varied geology on Penders beach. This one with sharp edges that appear to be iron intrusions. Penders Beach at Bithry Inlet Mimosa Rocks National Park on the Far South Coast of NSW.
There's a lot happening here . . . a photo of my Pentax ME Super with the Helios 44-4 lens taken on my Nikon with the Lensbaby Edge 80 optic :)
... art work installed at the lobby in the The Hong Kong Cultural Centre located in TsimShaTsui of Hong Kong
Fazenda Grotão - Brasilia, DF, Brazil.
Class: Insecta
Order: Lepidoptera
Superfamily: Papilionoidea
Family: Hesperiidae
Subfamily: Hesperiinae
Tribe: Hesperiini
Subtribe: Calpodina
Genus: Cobalus Hübner, 1819
Species: C. virbius (Cramer, 1777)
Binomial name: Cobalus virbius
I saw this one leaf from the bamboo shoots stand out and felt the "EDGE" was the way I wanted.. and irresistible. It was floating by itself 😊 The angle was an unexpected result n hope u like it.
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