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A record shot to show how low the pond water level got here this fall before four inches of rain filled it up again. It wasn't quite as bad as last year's drought but still pretty severe.
First, we gonna rock, then we gonna roll
Then we let it pop
Go, let it go...
X gon' give it to ya, he gon' give it to ya
X gon' give it to ya, he gon' give it to ya
Wearing:
KORPOV. Heroic Suit/Boots
KORPOV. Weapon X Harness/Mask/Katanas
Grailkave - GEE MONEY Freeforms
[TANAKA x TREVOR] - CERBERUS Grave
Background:
The Bearded Guy - World Alone Backdrop
Ultron Standing NPC
[Danielito] - Ultron
Mother Nature doodled again and hid it away again. I think she went a little over the top on this one but I'm not complaining :)
(looked up the coordinates so I could map this, the GPS says I'm 475.24 miles away. bummer. I bet there's more good stuff to be found there...)
handheld and in natural light of a metallic green bee (Augochlora spp) covered in the pollen of a Common Spiderwort (Tradescantia ohiensis) please view LARGE
at maximum 30 min before the Full Moon was visible again
Lunar eclipses can occur only during a full moon. Here, the moon was in perfect alignment with the sun and Earth, with the moon on the opposite side of the Earth from the sun. Earth will cast two shadows on the moon during the eclipse. The penumbra is the partial outer shadow, and the umbra is the full, dark shadow.
When the full moon moves into Earth's shadow, it will darken, but it won't disappear. Sunlight passing through Earth's atmosphere will light the moon.
Moonshot taken over Munich on July 16th 2019 (23:31 MEZ)
with my Canon EOS 450D EF70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM
ƒ/ 5.6
300 mm
1/60
ISO 400
Dedicated to CRA (ILYWAMHASAM)
The Melbourne Assessment Prison is an Australian remand and reception prison located in Spencer Street, West Melbourne, Victoria. The facility is operated by the Department of Justice, of the Victorian Government.
Here is another recent capture that I let hang around for a while. I found these examples of the good and lasting work of rain and iron oxide. Clearly, this was another day without clouding on my probable circuitous way back from a CostCo trip. I kept the sky minimized. These old rust heaps were enough to catch my attention near Teller farm on Valmont Road back to Frogmont. BoCo's White Rock open space is on the hill, left, while farming continues in the valley.
Actually, today, there are no skies nor clouds, only blank skies - and disgusting pictures. even on this summer's day. This is probably more than a make-believe farm because it looks like activity exists around training horses and riders. This prize came about after I got control of some visual distraction problems. It's interesting that they still have a farm here at all while there are prairie castles and housing all about. It's easier to grow castles around here than anything agriculture while petroleum is more important than water and food. That's a balance sheet that is already unbalanced in this fascist administration whose outgoing project trying to sell ANWAR to the highest bidders..
eDDie usually finds the barns for agricultural collections. I have passed this place any number of times. Earlier, The local weather alway says wait a few days, wait a few days for any skies. We have lately been in a maximum cheat zone. We've already waited weeks and weeks and weeks. Are we done yet?
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A five pack of MRL's finest are shoving for all their worth at Muir as they climb the east slope of Bozeman Pass. What a show this was both sight and sound.
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Hero ships of the United Federation of Planets, in the Star Trek Universe.
This scene was created at Naturally Naughty Photography Studio.
Up close with a small (about a cm. long) day-flying moth (Heliolonche pictipennis) on its preferred flower, a desert dandelion. Mojave Desert, California. I particularly like its lovely pale-green eye.
Our annual Harvest Fest for the backyard visitors was a huge success with all.
With four pumpkins, two of them carved, gourds, Indian corn, almonds, pecans, peanuts, pumpkin seeds, corn, brazil nuts, hazel nuts and sunflower seed setting the stage, everyone felt like a star whenever a treat or two was discovered.
In case of this chipmunk there's no telling how many treats are packed into those cheeks.
**For those of you who know me, if you saw the squirrel photos yesterday, then you probably guessed chippie shots were next!
this one's an image that's been fractured causing splinter effects
big thanks for having a look at my image ........ appreciate it .......... best bigger ........ hope you have a Great Day
Day 2 of pretending to be Garland, an incredibly dumb consist that Ian will love rolls north on 348 past CP Spring.
VOIR EN GRAND / SEE IN BIG SIZE.
Thank you in advance for all your faves and comments. I might answer several days later. And I might post other photos in the meantime.
Merci d'avance pour tous vos faves et commentaires. J'y répondrai peut-être plusieurs jours après. Et je posterai peut-être d'autres photos entre temps.
France. Vosges. Alsace. Haut-Rhin. Vallée de Munster. Photo prise lors d'une rando en boucle partielle effectuée avec ma femme au départ du Gaschney, en passant successivement par le Lac de Schiessrothried, le Col du Wormspel, le haut de la crête des Spitzkoepfe, une partie du Sentier des Névés, le Col du Wormspel à nouveau, le Hohneck et pour finir le Col de Schaeferthal.
Les paysages grandioses et les magiques couleurs d'automne au soleil ont fait de cette rando une de nos plus belles randos ! ❤️
Cette photo a été prise dans la magnifique forêt qui sépare le Lac de Schiessrothried et le Col du Wormspel, peu avant de déboucher dans le superbe Cirque du Wormspel.
Il est difficile de restituer fidèlement en photo l'ambiance magique que nous avons ressentie dans la traversée de cette forêt. En tout cas, malgré l'absence de point de vue sur les paysages alentour, c'est peut-être le moment de la journée que nous avons préféré. Et nous n'avions encore jamais été subjugués par tant de beauté en forêt que cette fois-ci, pas même dans la magnifique forêt du Battert près de Baden-Baden !
Nous avons eu droit à un cocktail divin entre rochers, mousse, feuilles d'automne et lumière du soleil. Et nous avons ressenti une immense plénitude, qui a délicieusement ralenti nos pas et nous a permis d'emmagasiner un maximum de bonheur au fond de nos cœurs infiniment reconnaissants ! ❤️🙏
J'espère tout de même que cette photo restituera un peu cette ambiance magique ... 😊
Moving on to what was the third of the local big three roads in Ohio when I got into this insanity, we are sticking with black for "Wrecker Wednesday" by going to the N&W. Of course, given it's the N&W, I would expect nothing else than black wreckers. The #514906 actually falls into the "baby category" of wreckers, riding on 4 axle trucks and with a maximum lift of 150 tons. She was built in 1912 and is an N&W original, of which they had a number of the same design. Original price for the new steam wrecker was $17,475 and she was converted to diesel in 1958, and scrapped in 1984. Crazy and amazing on some wreckers I can find no info at all, while on others you can track down the original purchase price.
This is the highest the Pennines get. Just a little under three thousand feet. From left to right, Great Dun Fell with its civil aviation golf ball at 2782 feet. In the middle Little Dun Fell at 2762 feet and Cross Fell the plateau on the roght at 2930 feet.
Picture taken across the channel of the infant River Tees near the start of the South Tyne Trail.
The rain had just stopped....but the water droplets on the single metal grill were lazy to move down .....as the street lights on the background were out of focus to make the droplets shine to their extent.....Maximum exposure at night using canon sx510 hs for 15 seconds with an iso 80 ....camera kept on a sitting chair for required frame as i do not have tripod....hope all will comment ur thoughts about this pic.....