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Body: Meshbody [LEGACY] (f) Special Edition (1.7.1)
Head: LeLUTKA Raven Head 4.0
Skin: VELOUR: BELINHA SKIN for EVO X (BLUSH)
Lips: tutti belli - punished (lelutka evox) fatpack
Eyeliner: tutti belli - move me (evox)
Hair: VCO ~ SEEYA Hair / Rigged /
Nails: Nails Passion - Brendah
Lip Piercing: ASCENT - Warped Piercing
Earrings: ASCENT - Ancient Earrings - (Swallow Dropped Ears EvoX F)
Ears: ^^Swallow^^ Dropped lel Evo X Ears (f)
Tattoo: KOKOS-TATTOO OWL- EVOX
Dress: AURICA Sandra Dress VIOLET
Location: Backdrop City
Saunders' Case Moth (Metura elongatus) larva male
Spotted crossing the footpath (sidewalk) as I walked down to the shops this morning. Looking for a tree or wooden fence to attach itself to.
Case moths spend most of their lives as caterpillars, the larval stage, which may last for up to 1 or 2 years in some species. Once constructed, the female caterpillars never leave their cases.
Of course I didn't have the camera with me so a shot with the phone camera.
This was taken from a moving train! Its a view in the south of the Lake District. I was on my way to Edinburgh! Its something I've fancied trying for a while but don't get the chance very often. I think my phone handled it fairly well considering the delay it has between tapping the button and taking the photo.
When we saw these beauties the invasion was just beginning.
It now looks like being the best year for them in a decade.
Waxwing - Bombycilla Garrulus
Dunollie Castle Argyll - Scotland
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Its going to have to be archived shots now. A misty Wareham back in July.
Been trying to keep my spirits up. Suffering real cabin fever, I took quite a whack on the stairs and I think it will be a couple of weeks before I can move around freely without swearing.
But it was cheery today seeing a picture of my 90 year old mother having a go at bowling from her wheelchair in the care home lounge having joined the "I've been vaccinated" gang.
So heres to moving around in the future. Without any restrictions!
Exactly one year ago this place was flooded with water from the river Maas (Meuse , on the background) . Today, during this dry season it is necessary to pump water back into the ditches so that the land can be irrigated better.
For "Crazy Tuesday" ; theme : "Liquid in Motion".
I just found out It won in "Native Fauna" and will be in the traveling exhibit and auction at The 2010 Chicago Wilderness Congress, funds benefiting the "Leave No Child Inside Campaign"
www.cpdit01.com/resources/natural-resources.photo-contest/
www.flickr.com/groups/cpdnaturephotocontest/
sorry for the self promotion!
Mating Peregrine Falcons Chicago's Uptown Theater
www.profilesofnature.com/peregrinefalconschicago.html
www.chicagowildernessmag.org/issues/spring2005/peregrines...
shot from the inside of the car...hence some 'specks/bubbles"...-20 is not conducive for standing outside and waiting for a train. 😄😄
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Bittern - Botaurus stellaris
RSPB St Aidens
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Moving Forward is a collection of abstract, ICM (intentional camera movement) images taken in moments of desperation, while trying to survive and find a healthy way to cope with the intense effects of trauma, CPTSD, anxiety and depression. The practice of therapeutic photography and healing actions of taking steps and moving forward come together in this photo project. May it be a source of hope, inspiration, peace or encouragement for you.
You can read more about this zine and photo project here: amandacreamerphotography.com/2023/02/18/photo-project-mov...
You can order the Morving Forward zine here: www.magcloud.com/browse/issue/2406230
Jill Anholt's "Moving Surfaces" is a giant steel and light sculpture installed atop a hill of rolling green next to the TD Place Stadium in Lansdowne Park, Ottawa, Canada.
« Moving Surfaces » de Jill Anholt est une sculpture géante en acier et en lumière installée au sommet d’une colline de verdure à côté du stade de la Place TD dans le parc Lansdowne, à Ottawa, Canada.