"Cirrus Clouds" Supercooled "Water Droplets" Temperature "Below -30 degrees Celsius" "Ice Crystals" Dawn Colorful Pre-

Sunrise Colorful Colors Colours Colores Couleurs "Golden Hour" "The World Is Waiting For The Sunrise" Song "Les Paul" "Mary Ford" "Multiple Sound Tracks" "New Recording Technique" Invention

An unusual sighting for the area. This Australian Ringneck Parrot was seen at Mt Macedon yesterday.

Shot in the rain and gale force winds with the 300 mm lens. My preferred birding lens was at hand but I wasn't going to change lens in those conditions.

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kupra kups

Gen X classic and curvy

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Here in NSW, Australia we have been declared 100% in drought. This drought is very serious and shouldn't be taken lightly. The farmers have no grass only dust, their animals are starving to death or have died, young animals are vunerable because their Mums have died or are too weak to feed them. Hay is in shortage, this is a huge problem. Hay has been transported from Western Australia and Tasmania but this hay will only last about a week. The biggest heartache of this drought is the suicide rate in farmers. They just can't take anymore.

Here in Newcastle a man had a dream to take a truckload of goods to farmers In Coonabarabran. That dream became huge. About $80k worth, over 200 pallets of goods, and over 100 people helping him. 8 semi-trailer loads drove to Coonabarabran and visited 12 remote areas. The farmers are doing it real tough...they cried 😢 when they saw what had been donated.

I organised donations through my work and we took two car loads to the park where it was all collected. I stayed all morning photographing, watching the huge response.

One mans dream became a reality. Look it up up Facebook "Fill a truck for farmers".

Aussies are known to help out their mates in need, this is who we are...

This weekend we may get a little rain, we all pray for this...

all minifies are $5, weapons $2 for painted guns $1.50 for normal,heads 25cents a piece,

shield $1,armor $1,skeleton horse $3, all head gear is 75cents, boba fet thing is $3, thank you :).for thing you'll trade post pic in comment all are for trade too

Καποτε πρεπει να καθαρισω τα τζαμια....

A lovely house and rather a grand staircase!

Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.

2019-09-02, Day 1

Crow Lake catches noon-day sun beneath towering cliffs that reach up to a high-elevation plateau, Absaroka-Beartooth Wilderness, Montana.

At this point we had been hiking for almost 4 hours on our first day and the terrain conspired to teach us in no uncertain terms that we had severely underestimated its ruggedness. In a fit of questionable planning, the point where I stand is the end of the established trail in this direction, and also where we decided it would be a good idea to chart our own middle-aged course through the forest, up the drainage, and over an unnamed pass to the south. The benefits we anticipated included a general lack of company, spectacular scenery, and a considerable short-cut compared to the route the trail followed.

As the forest to the left of the frame suggests, it is healthy and full of interlocking branches and downed logs. As one might imagine, travel through its fastness is only grudgingly allowed. As I inspect my pack some months later, I am still finding needles lodged in every crevice. Fortunately, it is difficult to truly get lost in terrain like this, as the drainage provides a sort of topographic braille through which we felt our way ever upward away from the lake and toward the treeless heights. The final approach to the pass was steep, probably around 35 degrees, and we paused occasionally for breath and to feel the body humming perceptibly with exertion. Yes, next time more care will be taken in the physical preparation department...

A lovely historical wooden building awaits its next owner.

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Trego, WI as this former Milwaukee Road SW-1 earns its keep for master shortline operator Greg Vreeland.

While I was down at the estuary and Mini Marina last Sunday I found these delightful stairs going up to a very posh house.

Although I don't like stairs without risers I think I could manage these, especially as they have a good handrail and safety bars too.

Much better viewed large.

Thank you for your favourites. :O)

A very attractive house with a double staircase entryway. Posh or what?!!

Thank you for your favourites. :O)

Gweek (Cornish for forest village) is at the head of navigation of the Helford River, about three miles east of Helston in the west of Cornwall. It has been a port since Roman times and was a thriving port in the Tudor period with its own Customs House. During the mining boom, a tin-smelting blowing house operated at the quayside. In 1848 it was reported that: "The pilchard-fishery is carried on extensively, 200 boats being employed in taking the fish, which are cured in the various creeks and coves within the limits of the port. In addition to the fishery, the chief trade consists in the exportation of copper-ore, corn, moorstone (presumably granite), and oysters, and the importation of timber, coal, and limestone." Gweek is home to the Cornish Seal Sanctuary, which attracts tens of thousands of visitors. More than forty grey seal pups are rescued each year. The aim is to release them back into the wild having given them the best chance of survival.

Nikon FE - Nikkor 50 1.2 - Ilford HP5+ @ 3200 - Rodinal 1+25 - dslr scan

Good night my friends!

For those who appreciate Satie's music:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=H99QJYeqC_E

Simon and Garfunkle "The Sound of silence":

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9hUy9ePyo6Q

I read music!

Deputising for the booked kettle due to a Network Rail imposed steam ban, BR Green 40, 40013, makes for a fine sight as it sweeps around the curve at the foot of Langstone Rock heading along the sea wall.

1Z29 06:15 Three Bridges - Kingswear.

Thanks for all your faves and comments everyone!

I really appreciate them!

I translated my website to English. Check it out!

www.wimvanbezouwphotography.nl

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Outside of Washington DC's Union Station you can always see long lines of taxis waiting for fares. Back in my college days, I drove a taxi so I can understand how hard these cabbies work. They put in very long hours doing what can sometimes be a dangerous and thankless job. The next time you ride in a taxi, please tip your driver generously. They really deserve it!

EXPLORED on March 23, 2016 #359

Thanks for looking, everybody!

Waiting for Cattle by Irene Becker © All rights reserved

Panmadina, cattle underpass, Kaduna Zaria expressway, Nigeria.

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There is no foot too small that it

cannot leave an imprint in this world.

Looking close... on Friday! - Shoe Sole

(photo by Freya, edit by me)

Thanks for views, faves and comments!

A homework assignment for a photo/writing class that I'm currently taking. We had to create an image to compliment (not illustrate) a poem written by someone else. I made this photo to go with the following poem:

Perpetual Spring by Amy Gerstler

Gardens are also good places

to sulk. You pass beds of

spiky voodoo lilies

and trip over the roots

of a sweet gum tree,

in search of medieval

plants whose leaves,

when they drop off

turn into birds

if they fall on land,

and into colored carp if they

plop into water.

Suddenly the archetypal

human desire for peace

wells up in you. The lion

and the lamb cuddling up.

The snake and the snail, kissing,

Even the prick of the thistle,

Queen of weeds, revives

your secret belief

in perpetual spring,

your faith that for every hurt

there's a leaf to cure it.

SPROUT makes a break for it down my laptop screen earlier than usual in the season. I used a Lightroom Preset in this to flatten it out a bit,

Here's a tasty treat

Protein for a fledgling wren

Something good to eat

For the one I love.

Lovely mini-roses.

So sweet and beautiful.

Have a wonderful day, filled with love and thank you for your visit, M, (*_*)

For more: www.indigo2photography.com

IT IS STRICTLY FORBIDDEN (BY LAW!!!) TO USE ANY OF MY image or TEXT on websites, blogs or any other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved

Roses, single, white, leaves, top-view, design, bunch, portrait, "conceptual art", colour, black-background, square, studio, NikonD7000, "Magda indigo"

ad victoriam - For victory

Hey everyone, here’s a vignette that’s been sitting on my desk for months and I finally found the motivation to finish it. It’s nothing too interesting but I had fun making the figures.

For Sliders Sunday

A quick fun snapshot taken at the Botanical Garden this spring. I walked around, noticed some motion on the surface of one of the ponds there, and saw this small shoal of small fish flocking together in a heart shape. They were being fed at that moment, I guess.

I had forgotten that the camera's aspect ratio was still set to 1:1 (there's a dial for the different aspect ratios on the fixed lens), so here 1:1 was more of an accident than actually intended (as was f14). Usually I won't use the preset 1:1 aspect ratio because the Lumix's 12.8 megapixels will be reduced to 10 megapixels then (it's got something to do with the LX100's "multi format sensor", apparently), but unlike with my OM-D, where I only ever use 4:3, and crop the image later in LR, if desired, I often switch between 4:3 and 16:9 on the Lumix.

Processed in LR and Luminar. The water had been very muddy and dull, so I thought that this needed some colour to jazz it up a little. I don't recall each step, as this is an image I've been working on from time to time. But as a finishing touch I used a slightly tweaked Luminar preset, one of Wim Arys' "Atomic Colours", Bismuth, if I remember correctly. Added a sky texture in ON1, too.

A Happy Sliders Sunday to you all!

and for the people of Paris. What unthinkable acts of terrorism there. So very sad, so very sorry.

For best view left click on the photo and see it better.

Thank you for your kind views, comments, awards and faves.

More of my photographs may be seen at:

www.fluidr.com/photos/63888231%40N04/interesting

My mother always loved her garden and her flowers and plants. She had a green thumb.

This poppy is growing in our garden ...and I am waiting for the flowers to open in all their beauty.

MOTHER is the topic for Saturday, May 11, 2019 group our daily challenge

Sagres, Praia de Tonel, Elmarit 28mm.

Praia do Tonel is popular with surfers as it offers a brisk-westerly wind that often produces large Atlantic breakers. Also nice for sunbathing etc. because of the sheltered spots back towards the cliffs.

Dim the lights

Thanks for all your visits, comments and invites on my previous photos and for all the support and friendship in the past "Flickr year", much appreciated!

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For Sale at Amerhidl (Skoura oasis) ! (needs some work)

The oasis of Skoura's claim to fame is its long line of kasbahs along two seasonal rivers. Its appearance may be deceptive to many, being so long, it may recall images of a forest more than a huge oasis. Still it is even larger, most of the oasis runs north from the road.

The most impressive among the many attractive kasbahs is the Amerhidl, dating back to the 17th century. Its design and grand size made it fit to illustrate the back of the Moroccan 50 dirham note.

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used to be in love with someone and gave up

but they intentionally hurt me over and over again ...

Not ones I'd normally see, as they're in a shop that's been refurbished.

Better viewed large and thank you for your favourites.

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I hope you enjoy

Thanks to irisb477's beautiful texture

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Pray for Paris, pray for the world, pray for HUMANITY...

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What I liked about traveling with my friend is that she is Fearless, whether it was driving one lane mountain roads or stopping and exploring a property! This little church caught our eye and it's for sale too! Wouldn't it make a neat house? I thought the windows were broken out but actually they are like a dark leaded glass and most of them were covered to protect them. In later research I did find out that this was the Ellisville Methodist Church and that it has been unused for 20 years, but I couldn't find any info on when it was built.

The best knee socks I own.

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