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For the art lovers amongst us...

This is a sculpture called "Butterfly" created by Henry Moore.

Seen and admired in October 2006 at the Henry Moore exhibition in Museum "De KunstHal" in Rotterdam. You can find more information HERE

 

“The secret of life is to have a task, something you devote your entire life to, something you bring everything to, every minute of the day for the rest of your life. And the most important thing is, it must be something you cannot possibly do.”

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Poon Hill is a foothill of Annapurna Massif at 3,210m. It is a famous viewpoint of Himalayas located on the border between Kaski and Myagdi districts. It is a less-than-one-hour walk from Ghorepani that is part of Annapurna Circuit.

 

The tower is useful if you want to take photos of Himalayas with people on the hilltop (^_^;) Otherwise, ground level view is sufficiently spectacular.

Warblers have been migrating through my yard. They are feeding high in willow trees so they are difficult to see let along photograph. I have probably taken 200 shots of Orange-crowned Warblers and got half dozen or less that I will let anyone see. Most have been deleted. IMG_6328

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On se pose souvent la question C’est quoi l’amour ? il m’a fallu bien des années avant d’en avoir un avant-goût. Il m’a fallu trainer dans ce monde, à errer souvent sans but précis, sans objectif à part celui de subsister dans un univers hostile. L’humanité à toujours été étrange à mes yeux, et un jour, il y a 5 ans de ça j’ai vu une lueur… Mais voila l’amour il a son timing il m’a fallu attendre un peu avant que tu partages ma vie. Il y a 3 ans tout me menait à toi, et nous avons succombés ensemble à une grande aventure. Partagé nos destins, nos chemins, et là j’ai cru en l’humanité. J’ai trouvé le but de de ma vie et tous mes objectifs se centraient sur toi. Merci à la femme que tu es, tu m’as sauvé de par ton amour et tu me tiens la main chaque jour. Je te dois mes espoirs, ma force, tu m’as donné la stabilité dont j’avais besoin. Tu es la femme qui comble chaque vide que la vie à laisser. Merci pour ces 3 ans qui sont passés comme un coups de vent. Merci pour tout ce bel amour que nous partageons. Tu es ma vie, mon amour.

  

just found it, a variation on "unrelated" in the same album

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Winter has shown us its less beautiful side in the last few days. It's actually cloudy, dreary and gray out there all day long. Probably at night too, but we are spared this sight because of the regular darkness.

Now it's time for me to change the seasons once again to at least spread a little light and color here.

And so we go back to a beautiful November evening in the beautiful Elbe Sandstone Mountains (on the outskirts of Lohmen) in a beautiful beech forest (someone might say I have a problem with superlatives) and enjoy the sun as it casts stripes of light and shadow on the forest floor.

By the way, the area directly in front of us spontaneously reminded me of a road, which led to the title of this picture.

 

Der Winter zeigt sich uns in den letzten Tagen von seiner weniger schönen Seite. Es ist eigentlich den ganzen Tag lang trüb, trist und grau da draußen. Nachts wahrscheinllich auch, doch da bleibt uns dieser Anblick auf Grund der regelmäßig einsetzenden Dunkelheit erspart.

Da wird es jetzt Zeit für mich einmal mehr die Jahreszeiten zu wechseln um wenigstens hier ein bisschen Licht und Farbe zu verbreiten.

Und so gehen wir noch einmal zurück zu einem wunderschönen Novemberabend im wunderschönen Elbsandsteingebirge (am Stadtrand von Lohmen) in einen wunderschönen Buchenwald (da soll mal einer sagen ich hätte ein Problem mit Superlativen) und genießen die Sonne, wie sie den Waldboden in Streifen aus Licht und Schatten teilt.

Der direkt vor uns liegende Bereich hat mich übrigens spontan an eine Strasse erinnert, was dann zum Titel dieses Bildes geführt hat.

 

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Shot and edited on an iPhone 4s

Monte Antander e monte Venal dal monte Medol

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Auto Mamiya/Sekor 55mm f/1.4

I received this lens late yesterday afternoon. It's going to be a keeper. I got a super terrific deal on Ebay for a lens that looks brand new and about 75% less that other sellers top price. A fabulous deal. I was lucky to get it on the auction for about one half of what I was willing to spend.

These two shots I have posted were hand held and still very sharp.

This photo shows the reverse side of Pulteney Bridge, which spans the River Avon in Bath. It was designed by Robert Adam in a Palladian style and completed in 1774. As with Georgian architecture, the reversed side is often less grand than the front, as in the phrase "Queen Anne front and Mary Ann back".

 

Taken from the pavement which runs alongside.

We always have a meal at the Darwin Sailing Club when visiting. Such a lovely spot and far less crowded than Mindil Beach.

 

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After an unusually cold April some of the tulips fields are late to bloom but no less spectacular, especially on a cloudy morning.

 

Tulips apposed to a popular song are not from Amsterdam ;-) but they certainly do come from Lisse ... tulpen uit amsterdam song

  

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Taken on the backroads of Tasmania. No one around. Just you and endless nature to connect with.

The first dawn is in the San Juan Islands of western Washington. The tanbark ketch is a member of the Sea Witch class of sailboats. Some feel that this class of boat has never been equaled, much less surpassed, for romantic appearance and living space and comfort in a small cruising design.

 

View from the top of Mount Monna over the Liri valley.

Some frosted Glass beads lined up like little aquamarine jelly donuts. What a treat. Redux of "One Color" and Glass.

From the other side.

These beautiful raptors make an occasional stop through Northeast Ohio during their southern migration from the Boreal forests in Canada. They don't stay around very long with this one moving on after less than a day in one of the conifers at a local nature preserve. Shortly after I took this, a squirrel who was foraging in the same tree jumped from a nearby branch practically landing on top of the Owl. The Owl flew to an adjacent tree, burying itself deep within its branches. I’m not sure who was more surprised – the squirrel, the Owl or the onlookers. Pretty low light so I used a monopod for this one.

Lesser Jacana Microparra capensis

 

This little guy (weighing only 40 grams – 1.5 oz) is the smallest member of the Jacana family, and is an uncommon resident in the Southern African region. It is found most abundantly in the Okavango Delta region, and therefore is a rare sighting for a location so far east of the Delta.

 

As is the case with the more common African Jacana, the female is somewhat larger than the male; but unlike their cousins they are monogamous and the hatching of eggs and raising of young is a shared responsibilty of both parents.

 

This image was captured on the Chobe River, near Kasane, northern Botswana, Southern Africa while on photo safari with CNP Safaris. www.cnpsafaris.com

 

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Continuing my theme of various ecosystems with some wildlife residents of the prairie.

 

The prairie ecosystem occupies the lower and mid-latitudes of the Interior Plains of Canada, the United States, and Mexico. It includes all of the Great Plains as well as the wetter, hillier land to the east. From west to east, generally the drier expanse of shortgrass prairie gives way to mixed grass prairie and ultimately the richer and wetter soils of the tallgrass prairie.

 

Lesser Prairie-Chickens inhabit shortgrass prairies of the southern Great Plains, especially areas where shinnery oak, sand sagebrush, and bluestem grasses (such as little bluestem and sand bluestem) predominate.

 

The northern population of the LPR is listed as threatened/vulnerable while the southern population is listed as endangered. This is due to significant habitat loss and fragmentation of their native grassland ecosystems. This habitat loss has been caused by various factors, including conversion of grasslands to cropland, livestock grazing, energy development, and fire suppression. Additionally, climate change and the use of herbicides further threaten their habitat.

On Faraid Head, near Durness in the far north west of Scotland. On a subsequent visit three years ago the stripes were far less prominent.

 

One from the archives, taken with my first DSLR and a Sigma zoom which was ok at the wide end but very soft on one side when zoomed in.

I am moving towards a minimalist lifestyle, decluttering and subtracting the things from my life that no longer bring me joy and happiness.

 

Deerfield Beach, Florida

 

Newfoundland and Labrador's own Burma Road is definitely less travelled this time of year. Near St.John's, NL, Canada.

From the archives. Hongkongs neighbourhoods less frequented by tourists.

While travelling along the many byways of Nova Scotia, I happened to be driving toward the town of Berwick. However, just before steering into the town, instead I turned left now driving away from this place. The road less travelled, I thought and went hunting for opportunities. I pulled over onto the shoulder to check my bearings when a car sped by.

 

I watched as the vehicle climbed the hill and jumped out with my longer lens already attached. Firing off a few shots, I wanted to catch him at the last moment before it disappeared over the crest. In the next moment the vehicle was gone and I had captured what seemed worthy. This did seem to be the road less travelled.

 

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So Anita and I came to Chincoteague Island yesterday, arriving mid to late afternoon and after an initial tour of the island headed over to Assateague Island in the hopes of spotting some wild ponies. They proved to be as illusive as the black bears we hunt for! But we did spot this turtle trying to cross a very busy loop road. We stopped, put on the four way flashers and hopped out to give him a hand. Anita, having previous experience picking up Snapping turtles refused to touch him and I was photographing the event. Traffic was backing up. Finally he recognized us for his guardian angels and hiked himself up and started trundling across the highway. He got to the oncoming traffic lane and kept going but a car was coming at him and I stepped up and motioned to the car to stop.... he kept coming! I stepped another step into the lane thinking surely the guy would stop but he kept coming! That inconsiderate driver missed me by Inches and the turtle by less! But in the end, the turtle was safe on the other side of the road and we went on our way. Later in the day we watched 3 young men do the same with another turtle with much boisterous good will and waving some bottles of... I don't know, Beer maybe? LOL And so today, who knows what wild adventures await. We are off pony hunting which may involve electric go-carts, bicycles or boats. Who knows???

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