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The guard leans on 150252 as it waits to depart Barry with 2M48 16:56 Barry Island to Merthyr Tydfil.
Last deer pic I promise :)
I sneaked up behind a tree for this shot...
The stag looked so beautiful in the morning sun. He managed to keep his balance even though he seemed to be leaning at quite an angle as he grazed away. I'm sure the grass was cold!!!
These beautiful white deer can be seen in Parkanaur forest park, Castlecaulfield, Co. Tyrone, Northern Ireland. Best of all it's free admission and you can walk right in through the deer park :)
Thank you everyone for your lovely kind and generous comments on my last photo. Hope you all have a wonderful day :)
Folks are like plants ; we all lean toward the light .
------ Kris Carr
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Portulaca ....blooming on the balcony.
Thanks for the visit ......have a great weekend :-)
I've been fortunate to photograph several very talented local dancers. Here's another one! Hope you like it!
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I started this and just didn't like it. Then I remembered Robby Green showing me an image so I though I would have a go at something similar.
Hope you like it and thanks for all your recent comments
High in the Cedar tree an American Goldfinch (Spinus tristis) leans to his right to get a better view of something!
Attended my first closed circuit cycling event yesterday.....the Pepper Place Criterium here in Birmingham. Fantastic stuff. Best part is that most of the races took place between 4 and 8PM. Great light for photography. This is one of the only shots I have ever posted directly from the camera...no PP at all. The light was that good. This may be a little underexposed. I think this photo is a good example of why sports shots can turn out well at 2.8. Really allows you to isolate a subject. Anyway, cheers. Hope everyone had a good weekend.
against the oak tree, sat my camera on the bark & snapped the photo. Then I leaned back a bit & snapped another pic.
After a couple of failed attempts, DXB 5137 finally leaves Oamaru for some work at Hillside. DSG 3101 ended up on 925 later in the day after both had spent 24 hours sunning themselves in town.
As you can probably detect, only the lead loco was live for the charge up the Waiareka bank.
Oct 12 2017, train 937, DXC 5385, DFB 7241, DXB 5137 depart Oamaru, SIMT, NZ
Shot at the Båstnäs car cemetary close to the Norwegian border of Värmland, Sweden.
Taken with Canon AE-1 analog camera. Kodak BW400CN (b/w film processed as C-41). 13 years expired.
Negative scanned with Epson Perfection V500 Photo, cropped and downsized for the web.
Prince Edward Point Bird Observatory is the penultimate stop on the road to Point Traverse, home of the lighthouse that for decades helped ships navigate the many points jutting into Lake Ontario. In the centre of these points lies Long Point Harbour (there seems to have been a problem settling on names for the Point). Around the harbour (all of this is easily viewed on google maps, if one looks up the observatory) are the remains of a small settlement of huts and homes for people working the fishing vessels - empty now but not abandoned (a complex legal battle continues).
The Leanic remains an active commercial fishing vessel on Lake Ontario, though it immediate future has been compromised by extremely low water levels on the Lake. One can see, if you look to the stern or the left of the image, that the ship has had its mobility compromised by very low water levels in the harbour. This is likely very bad news for the people who work the ship and the customers who buy its fish, including whitefish, a great delicacy in Ontario (at least for those of us living away from easy access to them!).
Those water levels have however been a boon to birders. The area around the harbour is always very rich in migratory birds, from Golden Eagles to Eastern Bluebirds, depending on the season. During my recent visit to my good friend Paul, which was informed by strict adherence to distancing protocols, we paid a visit just before the sun went down to scope out the activity prior to a dawn visit the next morning. The e-bird checklist Paul recorded for our scramble around the Point the next morning is here: ebird.org/checklist/S75911598
The low water levels meant that a small group of Greater Yellowlegs had taken up residence in the harbour, scouring the now-exposed bottom of the harbour for food before migrating south. These birds were quite a find because (a) it was November, in Ontario, and (b) because there had been very little shorebird activity around Ottawa because of the opposite problem: very high water levels on the Ottawa River.
This image was taken just before sunset on the day of my arrival, and one of the unphotographed highlights was a juvenile Northern Shrike attacking the Yellowlegs (failing to kill anything, but giving us all a great jolt). Yellowlegs images to follow.
I'm glad i have you to lean on. I love you, Zack ♥
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Here I stand,
Withered to the bone,
My dreams shattered,
Empty handed and all alone.
I wanted to be,
The most beautiful tree ever found,
But misery reached me,
With the speed of sound.
Life was flowing from me,
Brown colored all my green.
Time changed my proud appearance,
Into this skeleton: lean and mean.
Poem: Jan Elemans
2012
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Dead tree
Winsen
The Netherlands
SUNSET - America 2.0 - Autumn Light 2025 - 11/29/25
Sunset Cruise Charter - Key West Harbor - pretty windy!
Key West, Florida U.S.A. - The Florida Keys - wind-push lean
The Schooner America 2.0 with Full Sails! She is one of the most majestic tall sail-ships in the Key West sunset-sail fleet. Her huge sails catch the wind and the light as she roams the harbor, giving passengers a day/evening of excitement and open-water beauty.
*[left-click for a closer-look - taken from Fort Zachary Taylor]
-----Key West Harbor Power Boat & Sailboat Series 2025----
----Saturday Night Sunset at Fort Zachary Taylor Point----
-------Key West: Far from Normal - Close to Perfect----
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"A Pirate Looks At Forty" - Jimmy Buffett
www.youtube.com/watch?v=O0W7gXEEbqo
"Margaritaville" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
www.youtube.com/watch?v=v4XtBiWgXLE
"It's Five-Oclock Somewhere" - Alan Jackson & Jimmy Buffett
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RIP Jimmy Buffett - Passed 9/1/23
My 2025 Key West Slideshow: flic.kr/s/aHBqjCGDDN