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Who wouldn't want to go wash their hands in a little room dominated by this chandelier....yes, it's from the ladies' room at a winery near me!
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Maybe not a true quonset because there is about six feet of vertical wall on each side. But how 'bout that big door?
One of several Monkfish on ice at O'Connell's fishmongers in The English Market in Cork city. Pat O'Connell famously met & joked with the Queen when she visited the market in 2011. HWW!
I don't know what kind of message the artist was sending with this fancy enamel pin, but I think it's perfect for Pride Month 2025.
Posted for the "Macro Mondays" theme of 6/9/2025: PIN BADGE.
European Robin (Erithacus rubecula) This Robin has been visiting our garden since the beginning of the year. He is quite feisty and scrapped with a lot of other Robins with his feathers becoming more ruffled through the year.
Wide-angle long exposure of an inviting jungle pool. In 27-years, this pool has changed little, but it's well and truly on the map now, so it gets packed at weekends and holidays. It's holding up well, but litter is an unfortunate ongoing issue. The local authorities keep talking about an entrance fee, but once money gets involved, everything goes belly up in these here parts!
For Macro Mondays - It's Alive.
The second time I have seen one of these flies, the eyes suggest to me that it is some sort of Horsefly but if anyone can help with the ID I would appreciate it.
Happy Macro Monday!!
Smile on Saturday theme: Fancy Fence
I shot this one out my window to capture all the light and shadows.
Taken at Bolton le Sands this shows a January sunset from Bolton le Sands, a quiet setting of the sun.
Taken, along with many other shots, a couple of years ago
This very fancy and elegant mandarin duck drake showed up in Queen Creek, AZ, about 20 minutes from my house. These guys are native to the Far East in places like China and Japan. But colonies exist in both the UK and U.S. from ducks that have either escaped or were released into the wild. I know there are some established in California, and a couple show up in Prescott, Arizona from time-to-time. But it's very rare for the Phoenix area so I was thrilled to have had a couple opportunities to photograph this gorgeous guy. Interestingly, he befriended mallard drake and the two seem to be inseparable.