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An adult Canada goose with its goslings moving away from an adult human photographer.

Uihlein Waterfowl Production Area south of the small unincorporated community of Waukau, Town of Rushford, Winnebago County, Wisconsin

Leopold Wetland Management District

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service

 

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Granola. Lexi Nightstand. White. Gold. at Kinky:

 

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unKindness Spring Lattice set for Fameshed:

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uK - Spring Lattice Fireplace Light

uK - Stone Plant White/Light

 

unkindness main store:

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uK - Avery Mirror White

 

Rezz Room Main store:

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[Rezz Room] Bulldog Puppy Sleep

 

Tuesdays Main store:

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Tuesdays Simple Rug - Group Gift

 

Other Decor Photographed:

floorplan. goodnight wire

Bauhaus Movement - Virginia Candle / Platinum

Stockholm&Lima:Starlight Canopy Bed [A]

West Village Eleanora Drawer Chest - Parisian Grey

 

camerapainting 1/5

Macro Mondays ~Staying Healthy

A male mallard letting everyone know that he's about to touch down ✔️ ✓

The weekly Conrail power move from Reading to Enola approaches its destination as it crosses the Rockville Bridge. This assemblage of local power from Reading, usually predominated by former Reading SW900’s, SW1500’s, and MP15’s, could also include GP10’s, GP15-1’s and GP38’s. These locos were mostly assigned to five-day a-week jobs, and were serviced at Enola on the weekends. This day’s lineup included eight SW900’s, an MP15, a GP38-2, a GP15-1, and an outlier SD50.

Hair: Vanity

HB: Just Magnetized

Ears: Dazed

Tattoo: Speakeasy (I love it so much )

 

Top: Glitzz

Bottoms: ||Coco|| Freya Panties

Nails: E.Marie

The NSSR ran a storage move yesterday using DM&IR 193 and GN 400. Missabe caboose C-205 was used as a shoving platform and became a stranded asset until the empty coal train is pulled out early next year. This was the third of four coal sets being temporally stored on the line for Detroit Edison. Duluth - 12/16/19

Explore #10 Feb 16, 2009 Front Page

To .Rohan flickr.com/photos/selectah/ Thank you friend for your kind words!

STROBIST: 1 Nikon SB800 (1/8) 60 degrees front-left off camera fill flash

No Games and No Bullshit , when love is just pure and true! When respect and Truth brings you together then its Money , You can Bank on that !!! Money Moves !!!

Single images.

Handheld ISO 1000

Late in the day there at Pyramid Lake in Jasper.

We had extremely dense fog the entire morning and into the early afternoon a few days ago - an uncommon event around here. About 1 pm, a tiny bit of sunlight started to break through as the fog finally began to clear. Believe it or not, once the fog moved out, it was completely clear and cloudless the entire rest of the day, staying true to the all-over-the-place weather of the Texas Panhandle.

 

Armstrong County, Texas, USA

 

Camera: Fujifilm X-T5

Lens: Tamron 18-300 mm

Settings: ISO 125, f/10, 1/170s, 80 mm

Shot handheld.

Street scene near The Duomo Florence Italy. Look up at the Windows of this cafe and record shop.

A mother grizzly moves her two yearling cubs up river and onto the river bank, Chilko River, BC. Up river the countryside was more open than it was closer to the lake.

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Black Dragon Viewer & ReShade. No Photoshop.

Three Bighorn rams on the move across the grasslands of Badlands National Park. When we first spotted this trio they were heading away from us. Not wanting butt shots I managed to outpace and briefly get ahead of them for this shot. That wasn't easy. Like many of their ungulate cousins, they move effortlessly and deceptively fast across uneven terrain. This was shot from a slightly elevated position. I would have preferred an eye level perspective but that would have meant obstructing their intended path which would have been rude.

We were very lucky that day when we got a Rough Legged Hawk that flew parallel to our car. I think the difficult thing was shooting from the backseat and trying to pan. Wasn't perfect, but you take what you can get with these guys. I had other frames where this one was up higher with clouds in the backdrop, but I liked the snowy mountains in this particular frame.

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