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This Galah was still waiting his turn, not long after I took this photo he get a chance and had a good feed. with cold feet and a nice warm back.
How Many Towers Can You See? Made in the remarkable governmental Department of Transport biding in Dusseldorf, Germany. Thanks again to Reiner Pohl for making the visit possible.XT-2 plus XF16mm WR lens. Double exposure. In-camera WB modulation.
This is a detail of the new football stadium of Bordeaux (Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux) also know as Matmut Atlantique, opened in May 2015. Designed by the Swiss architects Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron, it's the home of FC Girondins de Bordeaux.
Uploaded here for the Challenge 169 "V" shape hosted by Bob in our friendly the global camel committee group.
Μια λεπτομέρεια του νέου ποδοσφαιρικού σταδίου του Μπορντώ, του Nouveau Stade de Bordeaux, ή αλλιώς γνωστού και ως Matmut Atlantique που εγκαινιάστηκε το 2015. Σχεδιασμένο απ' τους Ελβετούς αρχιτέκτονες Jacques Herzog και Pierre de Meuron, είναι η έδρα της Ζιροντέν Μπορντώ.
Την ανέβασα σήμερα ως συμμετοχή μου στο διαγωνισμό Challenge 169 "V" shape με οικοδεσπότη τον Bob στο φιλικό μας γκρουπ the global camel committee .
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My thoughts run away from me when I think about this small stretch of land that provides this view.... So many things have happened here.
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The view from the top of the Tongariro crossing looking north and east. Lake Taupo is in the far distance and the desert road is just visible on the right.
I think there are 6(?) volcanic craters in this photo. Fortunately all sleeping at the moment!
A blustery autumnal Kings How looking down to Castle Crag and the Borrowdale Valley.
The light was fleeting with clouds blowing through quickly on a strong wind. I didn't get many autumnal shots this year in the Lakes, with being away and the season shot by to be replaced by bare trees and icy conditions.
This was taken after an early morning meet up on the shores of Derwentwater with Mark Newman. We later made our way up here in the hope of some light on this wonderful landscape, but we didn't get much of that in the end.
This was a brief interlude with the rays of light bringing a bit of life to this view. Mark was taking shots the other way, with the great view down over Derwentwater to Keswick and Skiddaw. Sadly we didn't see the top of Skiddaw all day!
Corporal season has long since wrapped around here but there still may be a few flying in the mountains. This is a male Blue corporal @ Gibbs Gardens earlier this month - showing off his wings. Lots of places are suddenly hot for dragonflies - as we're teetering around 90o this week. Get out there and have fun!
By Otto Schade ...
As I read the paper this morning of terrorists using a four year old on their propaganda video which showed executions it made me remember this image and how sinister it is ... What is this World coming to ...
The original artwork did not have the peace sign nor the blood effect splatter ...
How silently they tumble down
And come to rest upon the ground
To lay a carpet, rich and rare,
Beneath the trees without a care,
Content to sleep, their work well done,
Colors gleaming in the sun.
At other times, they wildly fly
Until they nearly reach the sky.
Twisting, turning through the air
Till all the trees stand stark and bare.
Exhausted, drop to earth below
To wait, like children, for the snow.
Elsie N. Brady
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