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Here in The South west of England we are getting off lightly as the storm largely passes north of us.
Storm Babet batters large parts of country.
A rare red weather alert issued by the Met Office warning of a "danger to life from fast flowing or deep floodwater" has been extended until midnight on Saturday.
More disruption is expected elsewhere across the UK, with amber warnings for wind and rain issued for parts of northern England, the Midlands and northern Wales until 6am on Saturday.
The Environment Agency has issued 150 flood warnings - in areas where flooding is expected - and 194 flood alerts, where flooding is possible.
Wellington, Somerset, UK.
Mount Rante at Sunrise.
Canon EOS 50D + EF-S 10-22mm f/3.5-4.5 USM
Panorama of 8images
EXIF: 1.3 sec • f/14• 22 mm • ISO 100
Filters: Lee GND
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The juvenile Bald Eagle starts to get some of his white head feathers around the time he is 4 years old, and rarely sooner than that. He may even have a small patch of white feathers on his chest still. He probably will have a completely white head by the time he is 5.5 years old. Some eagles can take up to 8 years to be so white! This image was taken at the Birds of Prey rescue Center in Alberta last year. Happy Wing Wednesday.
To Ride Off Into The Fog...
"On A Brooklyn Street"
Wishing Everyone A Great Evening & A Happy Tuesday!!! :-)
The VF-2 is an older electronic viewfinder originally built by and for Olympus. It works perfectly well with the Leica M 246 Mono. I can now get good focus in situations where the range-finding method would not work. Negatively, this tiny device consumes a lot of battery life.
For Iseult McPherson, as we gather in prayer for Ise recovering from a very intense hand surgery. Please all send prayers, and good wishes for Ise owner of I.M. Collection and a dear friend.
Lord I humbly come before you and ask that you keep angels surrounding Iseult as she recovers from her hand surgery. I ask in Your name that her healing is painless and swift, Give her the patience Lord to deal with all of the changes in her day to day life. She is your Child Lord God and I ask all in Your Precious Name....Amen.....and remember when two or more gather in HIs name miracles happen.
Love you tons
Ava, Olyvia, Jonelle
ROG`s/Europhoenix`s 37510 "Orion" dragging a new West Midlands Aventra unit 730018 are seen at Raynors farm crossing Stenson with 5Q65 the 10.08 Derby Litchurch lane to Oxley Car.M.D.
15/12/2022.
This was a bit of a rush job after getting stuck in 2 traffic jams so we just made it with only a couple of minutes to get the pole up .
This Itoh peony gets its name ‘First Arrival’ as it is one of the first hybrid peonies to bloom in the year. This is a semi-double flower variety of peony that has crinkly lavender-pink flowers.
The exquisite blossoms gradually become redder closer to the center of the flower. The center of the Itoh peony flower looks like a magenta and yellow-colored spiky ball. These large flowers can be as many as 40 on each plant with each one measuring around 8” (20 cm) across.
Getting married ...
on a sunny day ...
in a beautiful Volkswagen Typ 2 Microbus Deluxe (Samba) (1954-1964) ...☺☺!
Let me be the driver, ... please ...☺☺!
* Niederkassel - Germany
now is the time to gather up and let your teammates know you are ready to play and spirits area running high for both teams, at this point, just before the game starts (the opening kickoff).
"Getting up close to a particular shadow element is every bit as important as witnessing it and relating to it. This is often quite an emotionally rocky ride, especially given that we may find ourselves without our usual adult skills, at least for a time, because the wounded child in us has surfaced to such a degree that we are looking through those eyes and feeling those feelings. The key is to get as close as possible to that part of ourselves without getting lost in that old worldview, staying emotionally raw even as we name and illuminate what is occuring." -Robert Masters
The ocean moves in to cover what it left empty hours ago as a storm makes its final stand. A lone cloud hovers above the ocean poised and balanced for what will next arise.
I liked the way this tree appears to be pushing its way ahead of the pack in a show-off kind of way. Taken in Hillock Woods, Prices Risborough
The Gannet is probably Bempton's signature bird, looking like something from prehistory.
The northern gannet is the largest of the gannet family and native to the Atlantic Ocean.
Gannet (Northern Gannet) - Morus Bassanus
Adult
RSPB Bempton Cliffs
As always I extend my sincere gratitude to all who are kind enough to comment and fave my photos or even stop by and just have a look. It is very much appreciated.
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Getting as close as I possibly can on a circuit board, harvested from a remote-controlled power outlet whose remote went belly-up, capturing examples of tiny surface-mount devices, possibly resistors. The ruler scale at the bottom is in millimeters.
Taken with the Canon MP-E 65mm macro lens at 5X magnification. At that setting, the lens has to be less than an inch (25.4mm) from the subject, making lighting difficult. The lens and camera were attached to a macro focusing rail, a necessary but very finicky device (more so at extreme magnification) used to move the camera fore and aft to focus. Given my sometimes uncooperative set of hands I have, it was a challenge, indeed.
to nesting time. This Northern Cardinal is starting to get his bright Red breeding color.
Our backyard, Southeastern, Connecticut
Nikon D750, Nikon 16-35mm f/4, Lee ND Filters
So I took this one in December last year but its taken me ages to get around to getting it edited and finally uploaded. I've still got thousands of photos from the last few years to go through and hopefully I'll start to make a dent on them before long, but am sure I've thought that a few times before and I've still got a massive backlog ;)
...Literally!
This is a shot I captured of an Orchard Orbweaver (Leucauge venusta) at somewhere in between 1.5:1 and 1:1. Working distance with this lens at this magnification is in the area of 3 inches (~7.5cm), which is not ideal when photographing spiders!
In this shot, even with my failure to find focus, you can see some details that have been missing from my 1:1 shots! Her spinneret is right on the edge of focus, and you can start to see the interesting structure of it.
This shot also displays her specialized setae ("hairs") on her back legs! They are located closer to the body and are noticeably "softer" than the other setae. She uses these specialized sensory setae to sense vibrations and movement as she hangs upside down in her horizontal web.
Once I get the working distance committed to muscle memory, I'll get some better shots.
This photo was captured at around 1.25:1 or so using my new (to me) Venus Laowa 60mm f2.8 Macro. This photo is uncropped. This outstanding orbweaver is around 5-6mm long, not counting her ludicrous legspan!