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Went on the usual walk with the dog on a very dark and overcast morning, decided to sit on a bench at the turn around point, after about 5 min noticed a little kingfisher fly right past.
He decided to perch on a traffic control bollard for about 2-3 min so managed to fire of a few shots, pity it was so dark. Had to restricted the camera's ISO to 3200, which I think may have been a mistake.
One day I will get a decent shot of the feathered friend.
A lifeboat and a tug wait patiently for their seasonal duties at Penn's Landing on the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
Over a half century ago in an era of large farm families, it was not uncommon for there to be more kids than available beds. The words "get over" were often heard in the dark, especially on hot and humid summer nights.
Oystercatchers lifting off from the drained boating lake in the park. Every two years the local authority drains the lake through a sluice gate into the harbour. They then leave the gate open for a few days to flush it. At some point during this time, there is usually a littler pick in the mud, which is always fun. There are always small fish in the lake, so every two years some of the birds have a field day, as everything is easier to catch.
I am a colorful kind of a photographer painter ... but when I get brave and edit for B&W, I always love it! Don't know why I hesitate ... my world just needs all the bright and glorious color I can get me thinks!
Great Egret, second version. Beautiful old Live Oak trees and Spanish Moss hanging all around ... the beauty of Central Florida on display.
It is opening, slowly but sure. Let it flow and fill. Just enjoy of what we have now and live through.
Get outta town! A sad announcement today from a once great heritage railway now all but struggling to keep its head above water. One I spent my early high-school years volunteering for, riding the trains from the baggage car souvenir table. The open baggage doors letting in the sounds and smells of the RS11 is something I'll remember well.
Overpaid management for a nonprofit and the township at their throats with getting things up to code in a losing battle against a local government who's made it clear they want them gone. The YDHR plans to move elsewhere but being connected to Metrolinx, the odds of most of their equipment getting out of there is low. Their slough of bad luck, covid shut downs and the director's raking in 6 figures keeping them in the red, any expensive move doesn't seem so plausible in it's current state. Only time will tell what happens, but here's to the memories it gave me.
Three male American white pelicans (Pelecanus erythrorhynchos) take off from a group of around 100. I noticed these on the way back from an errand but Cedar waxwings took precedence yesterday. Lake Springfield is very low after a very dry winter and so this group was feeding together as a group. They are only migrating through on their way north. They will endure another cold front and rain today with near freezing temperatures early next week.
For the curious, "a group of pelicans is called a pod. Actually, there are many other names for pelican groupings — a pouch, a scoop, a squadron or if they are fishing as a group, a fleet." This group of three seems to fit a small squadron.
Since I'll be the guide (as always, J's driving and I say left or right) I figured it would be a good time to get to know the countries better. Bill told me a lot of cool things about Australia, some of which we could already prove to be correct, and the Rough Guides always come in handy.
Consider this an admiration of harpy's excellent series "Figuring it out"
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NV6Rdv1a3I
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My Exploration collaboration photo with Katie and Amy!:D
This is my second (successful) expansion and I'm okay with the results. I spent the first few hours of editing this banging my head on my desk because Photoshop crashed twice and wouldn't let me save it in the format I wanted to - I probably had to re-do this about 5 times -_-
I've never actually spent more than a hour editing a picture, and this took me THREE DAYS. I only used 3 additional pictures, and it makes me wonder how people that use 50+ pictures for an expansion can stay sane. I officially hate expansions (no offense to the people who actually enjoy them:P)
pleasepleasepleeeease view this large - you can see the details better!:D
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spring roid week - day 1
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happy roid week ya'll!!!
rainer has been playing trumpet since september
he was inspired to do so
by listening to our
old jazz records
and by having the chance
to try it out in
beginning band
as a now 6th grader
his first few months
showed so much improvement
and love for the trumpet
that his grandma begged
to buy him his very own
lucky boy
lucky boy indeed!
we have been going to the library to borrow music
that features the trumpet
finding some amazing things
like the chet baker docu
LETS GET LOST
if you have never seen it
oh! what a visual treat it is!
i took these polaroids about 2 months ago now
i have film to shoot
but i am struggling to shoot
can't quite put my finger on
the why of it
i suppose the why
well
doesn't really matter
that is the problem
thinking too much of it
and not just shooting it
thinking too much of it
and just not writing
i started a tumblr
to help with this
for more sharing
in photos and in words
Making a portrait from time to time, makes me feel happy.
Especially when it comes unexpected: This lady was sitting in her window, looking for fresh air, which she couldn't find in her dark and far from airy city apartment.
A leisurely stroll at Rainier. Beauty of a day...no wind, a bit of sun, compact snow...can't beat it.
With Joshua still with us today there was plenty of opportunity to get a shot of one of his friends .... some of them just wouldn't sit still!
Our Daily Challenge ~ Upside Down ....
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