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If your legs are too tired for walking, both the Aquabus and the False Creek Ferry are pleasant alternatives for getting around False Creek. Vancouver, BC
It was snowing and blowing but not very cold. The snow occasionally turned to mixed snow and rain. A truly mediocre day to go for a walk along the seawall and even worse day for this shot of the big 'golf ball' at Science World.
Sysimbrium loeseli is flowering everywhere these days (along walls and paths, and in parks and forests).
Sysimbrium loeseli blüht derzeit überall (an Hausmauern, neben Wegen, in Parks, im Wald).
The male of the species Steatoda grossa. Often referred to as the "false black widow," it is known for trapping insects in homes. The bite is rare and usually painful, but poses no health risk to non-allergic individuals. In my kitchen :)
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On an obedient plant - pretty flowers, attractive to pollinators. Nothing in the garden spreads more readily...
An installation designed by sculpture Richard Wentworth of 1,600 books hanging over an alley way at Leadenhall Market, City of London.
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"Galaxy of Emptiness" by BETH ORTON, in 'Trailer Park' (1996)
A community welcoming sign invites the viewer to enjoy the water sports at Bombay Beach. That is a beautiful lie. Bombay Beach is a distressed community on the shore of perhaps the most toxic lake in the world: The Salton Sea in southern California. Nobody water skis on the Salton sea…nobody even takes a boat out there. The Salton Sea was supposed to be a SoCal paradise with luxury seaside communities until chemical runoff from farmers fields polluted it beyond redemption. Nothing can live in that lake. It is said that birds flying over it used to drop out of the sky from the fumes. No one lives around it very long without developing some sort of respiratory illness. The surface of the water is not shiny, but rather has a dull matte sheen, something that I might compare to a sheet of dull plastic. Forget about waterskiing on the Salton Sea, I’m not even sure that one could survive it.
This is the fifth image that was captured near Frome, after spending the night capturing the milky way.
I can't claim this image to be a true infrared depiction. During editing, I decided to try something different by using false infrared settings in Lightroom. This is a photograph that maybe re-edited in the near future.
False Creek buildings in the evening sun.
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Brand new growth of Japanese Maple leaves. There looks like there are leaf shadows behind the leaves but they are just other new leaves.
False Boronia (Phyllanthus calycinus). I was unsuccessful in my attempts to identify this cute flower, until my Flickr contact Ben Calendonia suggested the genus Phyllanthus -- which was correct! Stirling Range National Park, in Western Australia north of Albany.
Arches National Park, Jupiter rising in zodiacal light, Orion, the winter Milky Way, and some insane airglow all make up this two-row pano that I shot about a year ago.
This is a panorama I've been meaning to reprocess for awhile now but something else always came up, but as I've been without a camera for the last week it ended up being the perfect opportunity to get this and a few other images finished up.