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Most of Cardinal Marsh is still locked tight in solid ice but there was one little hole with some open water where this muskrat was warming up in the welcome March sun. Waterfowl could be arriving here any day now.
Sint Nicholaskerk is the most seen and at the same time overlooked church in Amsterdam as well as being one its most recent constructions, no one can miss this iconic structure upon arrival to the city walking from Centraal Station your eye is immediately drawn to it at 58 m in height it towers over the city skyline.
This Roman Catholic Church was designed by Architect Adrianus Bleijs and is a nod to the past combining elements of neo-Baroque and neo-Renaissance styles, completed in 1887 it was made a minor Basilica in 2012.
The church is dedicated to the 4th century charitable patron saint of children that became our Santa Claus as well as the patron saint of sailors and prostitutes, another winning combination.
In the Netherlands Santa Claus is known as Sinterklaas and a feast has been celebrated for over 700 years in his name and adopted in the early part of 20th century the tradition of leaving small gifts in children’s shoes was practiced on Dec 6th which has evolved now to become a Dec 5th evening tradition of gathering of family and friends to exchange gifts and laughter.
While Dutch Sinterklaas celebrations are mainly for the children its adult component is an annual grievance poem written to the recipient that must rhyme and be read out loud by the subject at the evening party all in good fun but beware you may get as good as you give.
I took this on Sept 10th, 2017 with my D750 and Nikon 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6 Lens at 58mm 15 sec f/16 ISO100 processed in LR, PS +Lumenzia, Topaz , Luminar and DXO
Disclaimer: My style is a study of romantic realism as well as a work in progress
Probably one of the most photographed, most tourist packed and most overrated locations in Norway, in my opinion.
We were leaving Lofoten when I took this picture. It was a brilliant sunset and I hadn't yet been able to take that "classic" Lofoten picture. When I saw this view here I just stopped and took some pictures, because OF COURSE I need to have something. I think it turned out very well.
My thoughts about Lofoten, well, it's not ideal for travellers who want to sleep in tents. Do yourself a favour and go there with an RV or something like that. Be prepared to not find any parking places, especially in Henningsvær for example. Reine was also full of people and we only found a free parking spot after six in the evening. Other people were parking along the main road but I wasn't brave like them. I already got stuck once on this trip.
I have to say I prefer southern Norway with its majestic fjords and valleys to Lofoten, but Lofoten definitely has a unique look and so, so many bridges.
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Most of Elvaston Castles' windows are in poor condition. Apart from requiring a good clean, this one has a hole in it.
Country: Montenegro
Location: Slijepač Most
Train: IC 1131 "Tara" Beograd - Bar with ŽPCG 461 039
Die 461 039 war die "Standard Lok" für das IC Zugpaar 1130/1131 in den Tagen unseres Besuchs. So hing sie auch an diesem Nachmittag wieder am Zug der aus Serbien kommend vor kurzem in Bijelo Polje seinen ersten Stopp in Montengro verlassen hat.
Er befindet sich gerade auf der 450m langen Ljuboviđa-Brücke, der zweitlängsten Brücke in ganz Montenegro.
Nach einer Verfolgung an Bijelo Polje vorbei fotografierten wir den Zug hier zum zweiten mal. Deshalb wussten wir auch mit wieviel Verspätung wir zu rechnen hatte. Denn auch an diesem Nachmittag traf der Zug nicht pünktlich aus Serbien ein. Mit nur knapp 30min Verspätung hielt sich das aber alles in Grenzen.
Schade war die Garnitur an diesem Nachmittag. Der 2023 nur im Sommer verkehrende IC wird mit einer Garnitur der Serbinschen Staatsbahn und mit einer Garnitur der Montenegrinischen Bahn geführt. Jene der ZGCP ist zumindest auf einer Seite relativ frei von Schmiererein. Das kann man von den Serbischen Wagen nicht behaupten. Es ist eher so, dass man die ursprüngliche Lackierung nur mehr erahnen kann. Jänu ... schön ist das Bild trotzdem :-).
Hinweis. Drohnenbild.
Patterns in Nature is the topic for Macro Mondays, July 15th
and for Monday Music Mania, one of the songs I love the most: Fields of Gold, by Sting.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=KLVq0IAzh1A
~~~ You'll remember me when the west wind moves upon the fields of barley
You'll forget the sun in his jealous sky as we walk in fields of gold
So she took her love for to gaze awhile upon the fields of barley
In his arms she fell as her hair came down among the fields of gold..... ~~~
and:
Photographic Lines... is the topic for Sunday ~ July 14th, 2019, Group Our Daily Challenge
Probably the most famous jewel of Granada. The Alhambra. A building complex which was extended in the course of the century always further. It is mentioned from the 9th century. In the 13th century Alhambra became the main residence of the Nazrides. In the 15th century the fortress fell into the hands of the Catholic kings.
In the foreground the oldest district in Granada, Albaicín. Very picturesque by its narrow streets and white, old buildings. You can get to the viewpoint with a view of Alhambra by bus. Or, even better, stroll through the alleys about 2 km from the castle.
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Das wohl bekannteste Juwel von Granada. Die Alhambra. Ein Baukomplex welcher im Laufe der Jahrhundert immer weiter ausgebaut wurde. Erwähnt wird er ab den 9ten Jahrhundert. Im 13ten Jahrhundert wurde Alhambra zu der Hauptresidenz der Nasriden. Im 15ten Jahrhundert fiel die Festung in die Hände der katholischen Könige.
Im Vordergrund das älteste Stadtviertel in Granada, Albaicín. Sehr pittoresk durch seine engen Gassen und weiße, alte Gebäude. Zum Aussichtspunkt mit Sicht auf Alhambra kann man mit Bus gelangen. Oder, was noch besser ist, ca. 2 km von der Burg durch die Gassen schlendern.
From it's most earliest days in the early 1900's to it's sad end in the mid 1950's Packard maintained a signature design element on their grill surrounds. Starting lower on the sides the grill surrounds would bump up and raise in the center, and you will find versions of this on every model of every Packard for every year of Packard's existence. When I first came upon the Reo in the photo the first thing I noticed was the Packard like grill surround, and thinking, in fact, that it was indeed a Packard. Well, that was only true until I noticed the emblem in the center with the letters R E O emblazoned on it. Like Packard in their day, Reo was considered somewhat of a luxury automobile, and as such, they were priced accordingly. I suspect, however, that they didn't have the same panache that Packard enjoyed. So, was the Packard like grill surround on this 1930 Reo a design coincidence, or could you say that "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery?" REO, the company, was founded by the former founder and owner of the Oldsmobile company, Ransom E. Olds (Notice the first letters in his name REO.) The company started in Lansing, Michigan, and had a long and somewhat successful history producing cars and trucks from 1905 to 1975. In 1936, Reo stopped producing cars in favor of devoting it's time to the end in 1975 to producing trucks.
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Although truck orders during World War II enabled it to revive somewhat, the company remained unstable in the postwar era, resulting in a bankruptcy reorganization. In 1954, the company was still underperforming, and sold its vehicle manufacturing operations (the primary asset of the company) to the Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corporation of Detroit. Three years later, in 1957, Reo's vehicle manufacturing operation became a subsidiary of the White Motor Company. White then merged REO with Diamond T Trucks in 1967 to form Diamond Reo Trucks. In 1975, this company filed for bankruptcy and most of its assets were liquidated. Volvo later took over White and thus currently owns the rights to the REO brand name.
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🎧 Hear what I feel ► to play 🎧
I love you honey ♥♥♥
I'll give you some time
Whatever you want, you just say the word
We can do the time
Lock away the key, that's what you prefer
I could do this for days
I would run a thousand miles for you
I could do this many ways
I'ma fall fast and die with you
Wanna chase that, goin' crazy
I'm like "Oh my!", but I'm laid back
Gotta save that, time to face facts
If you love me, girl, just say that
I don't wanna leave your mind to wander
I'll surround you, make you feel sure
Got desire to make this right
'Cause every single night I wanna feel your soul
I wanna grow old with you, make the most with you
That's the goal
I wanna grow old with you, make the most with you....
The most beautiful and the most elegant of the bridges(decks) of Paris, built between 1896 and 1900, belongs to him only a real museum of sculptures.
La Renommée au Combat (1897/1900)
Pierre Granet (1843-1910)
Rive gauche, amont.
"The most amazing things in life tend to happen right at the moment you are about to give up"
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The fuchsias are most closely related to the northern hemisphere genus Circaea, the two lineages having diverged around 41 million years ago. Fuchsia is a genus of flowering plants that consists mostly of shrubs or small trees. Almost 110 species of Fuchsia are recognized; the vast majority are native to South America, but a few occur north through Central America to Mexico, and also several from New Zealand to Tahiti. Fuchsia leaves are opposite or in whorls of three to five, simple lanceolate, and usually have serrated margins (entire in some species), 1–25 cm long, and can be either deciduous or evergreen, depending on the species. The flowers are very decorative; they have a pendulous teardrop shape and are displayed in profusion throughout the summer and autumn, and all year in tropical species. They have four long, slender sepals and four shorter, broader petals; in many species, the sepals are bright red and the petals purple (colours that attract the hummingbirds that pollinate them), but the colours can vary from white to dark red, purple-blue, and orange. A few have yellowish tones. 29315
Most generally a zipper opens going down and closes going up, I want to be the up zip that unifies and strengthens, not the downer zip that lets it all out. 😊 my thought for the day, small like a macro.
Vietnamese Pot-bellied pig.
Appearance and lifespan
Pot-bellied Pigs are a breed of the domestic pig and most likely descended from a Chinese ancestral species. The Pot-bellied Pig is named so for its round sagging abdomen, which usually drags close to the ground. They have black skin covered with sparse hair, making them very sensitive to the sun. Their skin hangs very loosely from their body which gives the impression of wrinkles. These pigs have a straight tail that sits high up on their rear. If the tail is curled it is an indication of cross breeding. Pot-bellied Pigs usually weigh 32 to 68 kg (70 to 150 lbs) and live for approximately 10 to 20 years or up to 30 years in captivity.
Most of the houses in the Kasbah Oudayas are still lived in by locals although it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site which attracts tourists daily.
To my most amazing friend. It took me a few years to really feel like I can capture Moth in a picture, and this is it. Thank you for your intelligence, wit, sense of humor, and down to earth nature.
I'm truly proud to say you're my friend, and honored to watch you show the sl world your creativity.
Thanks for being there for me. Hope you like it.
Also, last time I do a kawaii like pic. Doing bright colors is HARD!
The crater lake Lagoa do Fogo, also called Lake of Fire. It is located at an altitude of 575 metres on the island of São Miguel in the Azores and is said to be the most beautiful of its kind. It has an average diameter of 3 kilometres with a water depth of 400 metres at its deepest point.
With an age of 250,000-300,000 years, it is the youngest crater in the Azores.
The last violent eruption of Pico do Fogo, documented for the first time, was in June 1563.
The crater is often shrouded in fog and clouds and thus remains hidden from view.
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Der Kratersee Lagoa do Fogo, auch Feuersee gennant. Er liegt auf 575 m Höhe auf der Insel São Miguel in den Azoren und soll der schönste seiner Art sein. Er hat einen durchschnittlichen Durchmesser von 3 Kilometer mit einer Wassertiefe an der tiefsten Stelle von 400 Metern.
Mit einem Alter von 250.000-300.000 Jahren ist er der jüngste Krater der Azoren.
Der letzte heftige und erstmals dokumentierte Ausbruch des Pico do Fogo war im Juni 1563.
Oft ist der Krater in Nebel und Wolken verhüllt und bleibt dem Betrachter somit verborgen.
Most photos are of Mei, my wife and muse. 200 million views and counting!
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With most shortlines generally operating on weekdays, I had to take advantage of an entire Wednesday off work yesterday. Initially I had planned to head east to Delaware on good authority that ESPN would run a blue and yellow trio out of Wilsmere, but when I punched this into the GPS I must've had a brainfart of some sort, as it began taking me west towards the MMID. By the time I noticed my mistake I was already half way to Union Bridge, so turning around would've been of a low mental standard. Instead I caught up to UBHF at Thurmont, where I was very pleasantly surprised to see a lashup of three flared 40's and a pair of oldies in tow, lined up with the 2060 facing east for the return. After a westbound chase to Highfield, I set up in Sabillasville after scoping out all the possible eastbound angles and settled for this winner. A nerve-wracking two hours later, and surely not long before the shadows consumed the ROW, the screaming dynamics of the MMID quintet could be heard roaring down the mountain, and a scene for the ages was converted into pixels.
"The best and most beautiful things in the world cannot be seen or even heard, but must be felt with the heart." ~ Helen Keller
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Built in 1826, a 189 foot long timber-framed covered bridge crosses the Ottauquechee River in the Taftsville village of Woodstock, Vermont . It is probably one of the most photograph covered bridges in the state.
One of the most popular and iconic scenes in Yellowstone, with the Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River flowing thru the chasm it's water's created.
"Many people think that this was the spot where famous artist Thomas Moran painted to inspire Congress in 1872. Yellowstone Park photographer F. Jay Haynes thought the same thing. He mistakenly named the overlook in his 1890 guidebook and on his hand-colored postcards.
However, Moran's paintings were actually created at the north rim overlook named Moran Point by the first Hayden Survey in the 1870s. There is more confusion here - Moran Point is also called Lookout Point, Mount Lookout, Lookout Rock, and Prospect Point. On current day official park maps, it's called Lookout Point."
yellowstonepark.com
Regardless of how it was named this is still one of the finest views in the park. And many artist's paint and photographer's shoot from this ideal viewpoint.
Have a wonderful Wednesday!
The fortifications and walls of Dubrovnik are most interesting tourist attraction of this city. They are about 1940 m long, up to 25 m high and 1.5 to 6 m thick. The walls, built from the 9th to the 17th century, additionally strengthen five bastions and towers.
The first walls were probably built at the end of 8th century. The rapid development of city, and especially the appearance of aggressive neighbors, prompted the citizens of Ragusa to build more powerful fortifications. In 867, the city was attacked by Arab troops. Later, many times the walls defended the city against hostile invasions. They were also rebuilt and modernized many times.
Outside the walls are two fortresses (Lovrijenac and Revelin), which were the first line of defense of city.
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Fortyfikacje i mury Dubrownika stanowią najciekawszą atrakcję turystyczną tego miasta. Mają około 1940 m długości, wysokość do 25 m i grubość w granicach 1,5 - 6 m. Mury, budowane od IX do XVII wieku, wzmacnia dodatkowo pięć bastionów oraz wieże.
Pierwsze mury zbudowano prawdopodobnie pod koniec VIII wieku. Szybki rozwój miasta, a zwłaszcza pojawienie się agresywnych sąsiadów skłoniło obywateli Ragusy do wzniesienia potężniejszych umocnień. W 867 roku miasto zostało zaatakowane przez wojska arabskie. Później jeszcze wielokrotnie mury broniły miasto przed wrogimi najazdami. Były również wielokrotnie przebudowywane i modernizowane.
Po za murami są zlokalizowane dwie fortece (Lovrijenac i Revelin), które były pierwszą linią obrony miasta.
Kanaren, Fuerteventura, Mirador astronomico de Sicasumbre
Canary Islands, Fuerteventura, Sicasumbre Astronomical Viewpoint in the evening.
The Sicasumbre Astronomical Viewpoint is one of the most spectacular viewpoints on Fuerteventura and is considered a prime location for stargazing. It is located in the south of the island in the municipality of Pájara, at an altitude of approximately 231 to 300 meters above sea level.
Highlights and points of interest.
Panoramic view: During the day, the viewpoint offers an impressive 360-degree view of the barren, volcanic landscape, including the natural monuments of Montaña Cardón and Montaña Hendida.
This photo, taken November 6, 2021, documents the presence of wildflowers and butterflies in late fall in the McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area in western Colorado. The most abundant flowers were on on rabbitbrush, Chrysothamnus nauseosus. I saw dozens of clouded sulphur butterflies, Colias philodice on rabbitbrush in the 3 balmy days that I was there. This photo shows the only sunflower blossom that I saw in 3 days.
For reasons that I do not understand, I was never able to get a view of the dorsal surface of the wings, so the butterflies might have been orange sulphurs, Colias erytheme.
As I was traveling to this area, I expected to see only dried flowers and no insects. What a pleasant surprise!
One of the most beautiful sandgrouse species that I know of! They are remarkable and the males are spectacular with a very beautiful ring around their necks. The pattern too is quite interesting and is well suited for camouflage in their habitat. They prefer the small rocky / areas in the grasslands and it is so easy to miss them. And we did miss them, luckily another bunch of birders who sighted them shared the location - which was the place where we were a few minutes ago.
This was a lifer and the bird made it so easy to get it. They didn't move despite our vehicle getting around 8 feet close to them. The nature guide informed us that these species don't fly away unlike their more common cousins - the chestnut bellied sandgrouse - which fly away almost 50-100 feet away from people.
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Most of this herd of grazing cattle came over to check me out when I stopped and walked up to the fence.
The most terrifying thing about October is all of the events. I might fall over. My inventory is bonechilling.
There's a whole bunch of new stuff from Zibska, like the lovely dress at Rock Your Rack 2017, the stunning eyeshadow from The Nightmare, or more great lipstick from over at Industrie! Definitely check out the last event, a new one with lots of great minimalist and industrial inspired items. Highly recommend.
In the heart of binge watching psychological horror, enjoy this picture. <3
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In the run down to the end of 2021, I'm reposting some of my most successful photos and videos. This was my most viewed train shot in the past 9 years.
The TranzAlpine is one of the world's great train journeys covering 223 kilometres (139 miles) one-way, crossing New Zealand's South Island from Christchurch to Greymouth. On this journey you’ll see epic vistas, travel the edges of the ice-fed Waimakariri River, traverse the Southern Alps, and see miles of native beech forest.
I took this shot from the open air observation car at the back of the train. Put it on your bucket list, you'll not be disappointed.
I think most people see sailboats and think of a relaxing endeavour, soaking up the sunshine as the soft winds blow, the vessels like immense swans gliding along the water blissfully.
Perhaps that’s actually the case for most folks out on their boats, however, my experience with sailing was quite different. I was only ever on a sailboat a handful of times but each of those were with Barnacle Bill. Bill (his real name) was my father and he bought a sailboat shortly after I was married so sailing wasn’t something with which I grew up. That meant I hadn’t been properly trained to be a sailor and neither had Norm.
Our first time out Dad issued the rules and we were more than willing to learn and abide. Yet as the outing progressed Bill’s barking grew more and more intense.
“Don’t sit there!”
“Grab that line!”
(What line? What do you want me to do with it?)
And so it went.
There seemed to be a very real possibility that we were going to be keelhauled or, at the very least, made to walk the plank. If you ever saw the ‘Friends’ episode where Rachel was trying to teach Joey how to sail you’ll have a clear idea of what I’m trying to describe.
I do know that his high anxiety was his concern for everyone’s safety and thus was quite forgivable but truth be told ever since those experiences I have been quite content to simply get the occasional photograph of a sailboat. :-)
Definition Of A Sailboat: A hole in the water into which you pour money.
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The plumage of most kingfishers is bright, with green and blue being the most common colours. The brightness of the colours is neither the product of iridescence or pigments, but is instead caused by the structure of the feathers, which causes scattering of blue light (the Tyndall effect).
The kingfishers have long, dagger-like bills. The bill is usually longer and more compressed in species that hunt fish, and shorter and more broad in species that hunt prey off the ground. The largest and most atypical bill is that of the shovel-billed kookaburra, which is used to dig through the forest floor in search of prey. They generally have short legs, although species that feed on the ground have longer tarsi. Most species have four toes, three of which are forward-pointing.
The irises of most species are dark brown. The kingfishers have excellent vision; they are capable of binocular vision and are thought in particular to have good colour vision. They have restricted movement of their eyes within the eye sockets, instead using head movements to track prey. In addition, they are capable of compensating for the refraction of water and reflection when hunting prey underwater, and are able to judge depth under water accurately. They also have nictitating membranes that cover the eyes to protect them when they hit the water; the pied kingfisher has a bony plate which slides across the eye when it hits the water.
Most days Bodie is closed at 4 PM although there are few days in the year in which the park is open for photographers until 10. Unfortunately we were not able to visit on one of those days. So I found a moon shot I added to one of my photos of the church. I do wish I could take a real one like this some day!
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The most striking feature of Messe Basel - New Hall designed by Herzog & De Meuron and opened in 2013 is the cladding made of perforated aluminium skin with modular undulating stripes. In the centre of the structure there is a square, called Messeplatz, naturally lit through a large open circular ceiling.
The most well known castle in this area, I posted earlier is Schloss Neuschwanstein (see flickr.com/photos/115540984@N02/53937869685/in/dateposted).
But around the corner there is also the Castle Hohenschwangau. You can see both of them when you are standing a little closer or higher up the mountain.
I was bicycling at the end of the day when I passed this little park with the view on the schloss. The golden hour shone brightly, and the autumn colors came out nicely.
Most welcomed visitor! A few days back I saw this guy in my garden. Hope he stays....
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Happy Canada Day to all who celebrates it!
[With my oldest and most precious friend, tifani]
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Why I love to give you flowers on a Wednesday, 12 dozen roses at your door.
Or even light some candles when you come over for dinner, I wouldn’t mind to light a billion more.
Or how I like to wake up and see you with no make up, I’d still give you a ring the way you are.
Or stay up on the phone late at night when you’re alone, looking out the window gazing up at stars.
So if you’re wondering why I do the things that I do, honestly I don’t know what to say.
All these questions and answers, I just like to have her, every moment every single day.
Why I love to hold you even in the public, you could call it lovely PDA.
I don’t care what city, you could pick out of the 50 states like California in the bay.
Or how I like to take you to church on every Sunday, holding hands together as we pray.
I dont care if people hate, I dont care what people say, cause my love for you will always be the same.
So if you’re wondering why I do the things that I do, honestly I don’t know what to say.
All these questions and answers, I just like to have her, every moment every single day.
Most people do not immediate think of nylon when they think about plastic pollution, but nylon is another of the wide variety of polymers made from petroleum, contributing to the plastics that pollute the ocean. In time, nylon degrades in sunlight to thin fibers and small particles, easily ingested by wildlife. If not digested it can get wrapped around the poor gannets beak leaving then unable to catch food and feed.
Most of the Bears love music and they like to hang near the gear. This guitar is my PRS Santana SE. I recently did some work on this guitar where I floated the trem, changed strings, and adjusted my intonation. Guitar players would know what I mean. I have been watching YouTube videos and learning more about guitar set-ups. I am a drummer first but also play guitar. I have two acoustics and 8 electrics.
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday