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My new nail clipper was one of my options for MM's sharp theme. Instead, I'm posting it for CT's made of metal theme.
HTT & HCT!
Made my first trip to Huntley Meadows in Fairfax County, VA. this morning. This was also my first time seeing a Hooded Merganser in person. So, I'm pretty happy to have got this photo with the reflection.
Made it to the top..... this is the spectacular view you see looking South over Thirlmere Reservoir in the Lake District.....
Made during one of my morning walks in the woods. I think I am going to miss "my" woods if and when I get back to Wyoming.
Made using PANO-Vision
New!! ~ Challenge 161.0 ~ September Days ~ The Award Tree www.flickr.com/groups/awardtree/discuss/72157684718180762/
You Tube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=29y5rGgBv0E
Garrulus glandarius
Canal de la Bruche
Le geai vient de déterrer un gland alors qu'il n'y a aucun chêne à proximité. Il vient de se servir dans une réserve qu'il a faite pour affronter l'hiver. Il s'est ensuite envolé pour le manger un peu plus loin.
Bruche canal
The jay has just dug up a quail when there is no oak nearby. It has just been served in a reserve that it made to face the winter. It then flew off to eat it a little further away.
Made of glass.
This was made for me by a friend after our dear little shih tzu, Cricket, died about two years ago. I cry every time I use it..........which has been two times...but we broke down and soon we will have a new baby to our family. Some times I think were crazy at our age to get another dog but we sure do miss our animals.
Looking Close...on Friday theme: Clothing Labels
I put these labels on the clothing, blankets or Afghans I make for my family.
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(made the credits more detailed for yall)
AsteroidBox. Catie Skirt - Maitreya - FLF Exclusive Version
DOUX - Miyeon Hairstyle
erratic / connie - bustier / beige (maitreya)
toksik - Ludwig Necklace
^^Swallow^^ BirdCage Earring
makeup: top1salon, lips by me
lelutka/maitreya
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A small group of us, led by Andy Cook, valiantly set off on the hike to Red Rock Falls. And then the rain began. And then got harder. And then the hail fell. Taking cover under a sparse tree I was soon find out that my new Shimoda backpack was up to the task. I couldn’t get to the rain cover without exposing the contents to drenching rain. Didn’t need to. Everything on the inside was dry. Had we not already made it relatively close to the falls I confirmed with Andy later that we would have turned back. But fortunately, on we went. It continued to rain, and hail a bit, but slacked off to a tolerable degree. Climbing around the rocks near the head of the falls wasn’t dangerous per se but to this sea level guy, still a bit nerve racking. But the views!!!! My microfiber cloth was already drenched and I didn’t know if the images would be ruined by rain drops on the lens, but everything turned out fine. This is my favorite image of the trip, enhanced greatly by the experience of getting it. It’s an HDR composite of 36 imaged taken from the top to the bottom of the falls in segments and then put together in Lightroom. (Thank you Adobe) (Sony a1, 16-35mm lens at 16mm, f/16, ISO 125 (which I’m sure I thought was on 100 at the time) and shutter speeds from 1/320 second to 1/5 of a second.)