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Dear friends, in this period my mother has some health problems, so I have few time to remain on line.
Tonight I'll be able to leave only a fave to your shots.
Please, do not give invitations for this shot; if you like it, leave a comment only.
Thanks a lot.
There's always light at the end of the road. Stay focused, keep your eye on the goal and you will achieve your goal one day.
While the snow was gone in the woods in Saugatuck State Park, the trail was ice covered and slippery. I didn't think to bring my cleats, so I had to walk on the edges.
Veins on a leaf of my Maranta plant.
Sometimes called a "Prayer Plant" because the leaves reach up in the evening. I would think more "Praise" than "Prayer"
For Macro Mondays
This week's theme: Leading Lines
In Germany we took a trip to Schönau am Königsee where you can take a boat along the lake to Obersee down the far end. We hiked around this lake to the boat house and chalet offering locally made cheeses and beer.
In the late day light as they wait for freeze-up, a rim lit mother polar bear leads her cub across the snowy landscape near Hudson Bay, which is just over the horizon past the few stunted evergreen trees, Churchill, Manitoba.
16/05/2023 www.allenfotowild.com
South Curl Curl sunrise... was hoping the tidal pool was flowing this morning but the tide was too low. Took a few at the waters edge instead..
In Explore! July 6th # 434 thanks everyone!!
GB Railfreight (Ex-RushRail T66405) passes Waterbeach on the rear of the 6T64 0840 Willesden Junction to Whitemoor Yard L.D.C Gbrf engineers. Classmate GBRF 66748 'West Burton 50' was leading.
Following on from the last shot, turns out that the Herdy had a daughter in tow (probably) and they showed me the path to the next Wainwright, Sergeants Crag..
Stunning day on Saturday at Day's Bay. I liked how the boards drew me into a walk along the jetty. We'd just eaten beautiful wood fired pizza so a beach wander was also on the menu. Loved dipping my legs in the swoshing water albeit freezing cold.
This is a 105 meters long train bridge in my hometown Lüdinghausen, which was built in 1938.
I used a 4 minutes exposure for the sky and the water and blended it with a much shorter one for the rest of the scene.
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