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A real gritty HDR. basically only used for online viewing. But it looks and feels the same as when I was there.
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White-fronted Chat (male)
Epthianura albifrons
October, 2025
Koorlong, Victoria, Australia
Canon EOS R5 Mark II
Canon EF 600mm f4L IS III USM lens
Canon EF 1.4x III Extender
A specialist of the open Mallee paddocks, the White-fronted Chat is a methodical ground-hunter, favouring a brisk, walking gait over the typical hop of other small birds. They patrol the low saltbush & dry earth, flushing out insects & spiders hidden within the sparse vegetation. While the flock is preoccupied with the hunt, a vigilant male will often take up a sentry position. From this vantage point, he keeps a sharp watch over the open terrain, his presence ensuring the group can forage in safety across the exposed landscape.
Front door to the preserved home which was the birthplace of John Adams who would become one of the Founding Fathers, patriot, signer to the Declaration of Independence, the first U.S. Vice-President and second President. Today it is part of the Adams National Historic Park in Quincy, MA.
John continued living here after marrying Abigail, their farmland surrounding this area near the foot of Penn's Hill. It is said that Abigail walked up Penn's Hill with her young son, John Quincy, to watch the burning of Charlestown after the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775. And of even greater significance, in present day this house is just a block down the street from the Dunkin Donuts where I regularly purchase a coffee ;-)
Model: Chris
Quick test with Chris as he just finished this part from his piece. Have to find him a nice background to shoot against and got some other ideas.
mono-light with silver dish in front of him, Large softbox on camera right. Black painted foam on left to take away some of the spill from the space.
I would have liked a bit of rim light on the left but had limited time ;-(
myself.
Highest position: 4 on Friday, April 2, 2010!!!!! AND front page?! Seriously. i had NO clue this was even going to get any comments, I just liked it! ahaha! ahh i love you guys so much, your so amazing and i am so so so so happy! :) thank youuuuuuuuuuuuuu!
***Edit: Highest position: 2 on Saturday, April 3, 2010 SERIOUSLY LOVE YOU GUYS.
It is one of the Toowoomba exhibition gardens - the private garden opened to the public for a week in conjunction with Toowoomba Carnival of Flowers 2022
Visitors pay $5 donation what goes to a charitable organization chosen by owner of the garden.
I felt very grateful to the owners for allowing people to enjoy this beautiful garden.
The weather was rainy, and it was a plus...:)
Das Schloss Freudenberg in der hessischen Landeshauptstadt Wiesbaden, Stadtteil Dotzheim ist seit 1993 ein Erfahrungsfeld zur Entfaltung der Sinne und des Denkens.
Das Schloss Freudenberg ist eine schlossartige Villa, die von 1904 bis 1905 nach Plänen des Architekten Paul Schultze-Naumburg inmitten eines Parks errichtet wurde. Auftraggeber waren der aus Schottland stammende Kunstmaler James Pitcairn-Knowles und Marie Eugénie Victoire Guérinet (1870–1959). Das Paar bewohnte das Schloss nur drei Jahre lang bis 1908. Architektonische Vorbilder waren offenbar palladianische Villen im Allgemeinen, jedoch im Besonderen das ebenfalls bei Wiesbaden gelegene und 1822 bis 1826 erbaute Jagdschloss Platte der Herzöge von Nassau.
Seit 1910 war Freifrau Entreß v. Fürsteneck die Besitzerin des Schlosses Freudenberg, wie in den historischen Wiesbadener Adressbüchern aufgeführt ist.[1] Ab 1914 wird dort Baron Hans v. Fürsteneck genannt. Nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg wandelte sich Schloss Freudenberg zu einem Offizierskasino der französischen Armee und dann zu einem Sommersitz des Wiesbadener Palast-Hotels. Um 1920 richtete der Landkreis Essen dort das „Kinderheim Taunusblick“ ein, das später von der Stadt Essen übernommen und 1931 geschlossen wurde. Zwei Jahre später wurde das Schloss von der Gauamtsleitung der NS-Frauenschaft Essen als Mütterheim genutzt und gehörte zum Lebensborn e.V.
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just the front view of this dress. Well half a day done at work and about ready for my bed lol. I so need a holiday
Wow, that looks like one tiny front actionway indeed! As I've said about 1000X times before though (and seemingly it applies to former Fred's locations a whole lot, for some reason), the store wasn't quite as cramped as it may appear in photos...
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Fred's, early 2000's built, Hwy 57 near Holiday Hills Ln., Counce TN
Here in the South the older houses had porches with a tilt to it, so rain water wouldn't get into the house.
I sell Urubbu cards at manos and the other day I received some samples in this gorgeous envelope, here's anotherone they've sent me.