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While stumbling around in a local creek, I surprised a group of mallards that thought their hidie hole was safe and serene. At least until some crazed, one-eyed human showed up. Still an All, they weren't really all that upset, or anxious to move.
three fat cheviot ewes, grazing on green. with the ewes valley, and terrona hill, as a backdrop, as seen from the footslopes of meikleholm hill. langholm, dumfriesshire, scotland.
This was one of 33 JCPenney stores to close in May 2014. This store was a smaller sized JCPenney, with only 34,260 square feet. This JCPenney was built in 1992.
Former JCPenney - Wooster, Ohio
November 24, 2017
Arlington, Virginia
Near Washington D.C. - USA
Thanksgiving week in Washington DC
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Another "HEADS UP".
The "fine" folks at Arun Residence have changed their hours (or started strictly enforcing hours I was unaware of). They now open the bar at 6 pm (at least on weekdays). i was there two days in a row last week. One day they had a gate blocking access to the deck and said they opened at 5, the next day it was 6. I registered a complaint that, as a regular who often "recommends" their facilities to tourists as a wonderful place to see sunsets over Wat Arun, and have a beer to boot, that NOT opening the bar until after the sun sets is not good for business.
Take the time to register a complaint if you enjoy visiting the bar from time to time to catch these beautiful sights. Hopefully they will "see the light"
This photo was taken from a pier nearby because I couldn't get to the bar... a blessing in disguise huh?
I registered my complaint in person... but they have a website at www.arunresidence.com
maybe you can complain there.
One mismatched light highlights the walkway towards the legislative buildings in Victoria, BC.
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The bikes have the absolutely same setup. Frames are build in same way. Same color theme... Size is different. But both of them rides excellent.
Start your order now!!😂 Complete @campagnolosrl chorus, @chriskingbuzz headset, @challengetires and paint work from @velociao
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This photo turned out to be a total pain to take - I could only find one complete pair of my old Barbie shoes (luckily bought these pairs from the local secondhand toy shop), the dolls kept falling over, the desk lamp I was using for light fell on the floor so the bulb broke, and my knees hurt from trying to get in the right position. Moan over.
I intended to just have the shoes in a row, but thought the legs looked better. I used polaroid effect and added a slight matte border using Picnik.
Reject shot: www.flickr.com/photos/furwillfly/6726941685/in/photostream/
ODC: In a Row
Camera: Nikon D90 | 50mm f/1.8D
reverse mount lens adapter
Edit: I occasionally have issues with ViewNX2, where a strip at the bottom of the photo will be a slightly different color/saturation after converting from RAW. I had this issue on the original version of this shot, but did the conversion late at night and didn't notice until the next day. Then I couldn't figure out how to get a JPEG without this strip; the RAW file version looks fine but every time I converted to JPEG the discolored strip at the bottom showed up. Very frustrating! Finally, I rotated the shot and converted it upside down (so the "discolored" part was in the black section) and then rotated it back in JPEG. Thus the re-upload. This was an effective work-around for this shot, but if anyone else has experienced this issue with ViewNX and knows how to fix it, I'd love some advice!
~Explored!~
On the first glance this might look cute or funny, but it isn't, not at all. Every single one of this 'funny' red caps is a symbol for a dead child, born or even unborn...
See where this picture was taken. [?]
You can see this also here: www.ipernity.com/doc/manganite/466800
Agricultural industry background - close-up of a row of heavy tractors.
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Wishes do come true. She used the money she earned from selling cherries to buy all the things needed to raise ducklings. And then she bought four baby ducks. She is one happy girl.
When photographing the icebergs in LeConte Bay, Alaska, it is tempting to wonder what errors you have made in setting your camera. Did I mess up and shoot this in "Cloudy" white balance? Did I set the color temperature manually? What did I do wrong here...the colors are all whacko. Oh, perhaps I was using an enhancing filter. Okay, I actually painstakingly traced around all of the blue ice in this photo and radically adjusted the color and saturation and colored a few of them blue just for fun! (Just kidding!).
Wow, what an amazing landscape presents itself at the mouth of LeConte Bay. Early in the morning, with no one else anywhere near you for miles and miles, it is easy to imagine being in the middle of an alien landscape. Okay, okay - in this photo, the "clarity" (mid-tone contrast) and "vibrance" mid-range color has been bumped around 15%, and contrast enhanced overall, and that's about it. No other color adjustments were made.
Once again, I am humbled by the endless beauty of this world. It is reassuring to see a few wild places left relatively untouched!
I was travelling as the guest of a friend and fellow photographer, Jeff Hanson, who commented "the only thing missing in this photo is a kayaker"! (Though he said that for every iceberg photo - he was absolutely right for this one...it is hard to know the scale of these 'bergs without a kayaker or bird or other creature (Humpback whale perhaps!?) :-)
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From my flight to San Diego and Comic Con I caught this closeup of Mt. Rainier. Still a glaciated mountain but changing fast. On my way to home in WA now so maybe I will get another image if I am on the correct side of the plane and clear skies.
Wow! two in a row in Explore! Been a while