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Must be something over there, they're all looking in the same direction.
Without question, this has been the most prolific year for baby ducklings I've seen in the 25+ years I've been roaming the Corte Madera marsh, and happily their survival rate has been remarkable.
It dawned on me when I couldn't upload last nights photos, that my hard disk was full again. I realised everything from last year must go to my external hard disk, so Everything must go , by the manic Street Preachers is perfect. I thought I'd see what those months held, and this beautiful sunset was hiding there. Some nights you just wish would never go, but they always do.
Growing old
somehow it doesn't bother me any more - I am happy with what is
and for what I can and may choose
I am thankful and privileged because
given to me - I will take
I get life - will live
I get time - will grow old
I get opportunity -will seek possibility
Found possibility - will do
have done - will gain experience
Being experienced - will share
by sharing - will love
see light - be happy
move on - live on
Marina vd B. #protectedbypixsy
Must view LARGE!
This was clicked while on the way to the World Peace Pagoda (my 2nd Wikipedia photo submission) in Pokhara, Nepal.
It's takes about 45 minutes to reach the Pagoda on top of a hill, and this was somewhere in the middle. A platform there lets climbers enjoy this breathtaking view - which is a nice break from all the climbing :) A natural spring water tap also helps to quench thirst and prepare climbers for the rest of the climb.
8 photos were stitched with Photoshop for this result.
Must admit, l have not spotted one of these in a long time! Think these basic spec models look great!, actually wouldn't mind one of them.
Must stop messing about with the ingredients (olive oil, red wine vinegar, tomatoes) in the kitchen and make that tomato salad I promised.....
JPGroove must be cleaning out on one of their old warehouses, I noticed yesterday that they listed the old Rozen Maiden doll case on their website. I ordered a second one because I absolutely love mine, the quality is amazing. I realized I didn't really have decent pictures of mine so I took a couple of quickies.
This must be one of my favorite shots from this winter. Maybe not my best, but that's my wife, Kate walking the dog under the northern lights. I just feel that it really captures the scale of things. We've lost astronomical twilight here in Fairbanks, the sky no longer gets to what most people would consider dark. We're also gaining 7 minutes of daylight a day. The midnight sun will be here soon!
I must admit I'm pretty easy going. And pretty easily pleased too. Not too much fazes me. Although with age I seem to have become a touch sentimental and emotional. So if all the other beings on the beach are stiff, upright clones, I would be this one, acting different and laid back. And I would be looking at the sky, music in my head and a smile on my face. All I need is a tune like this, and I'm happy www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZNqADIBkovA
EXPLORED!
I took this of my sister the other day.
It was freezing outside.
As you can see we are surrounded by cornfields and dirt roads.
But it is beautiful.
I cannot decide if I like this.
Its one of those types of pictures.
Hope you have a great day.
Please View On Black
'Everyone must take time to sit and watch the leaves turn.'
Elizabeth Lawrence
texture with thanks to Boccacino.
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I must have driven passed this abandoned boathouse/fishing shack dozens of times, but this was the first time i'd stopped to photograph it. Located on a bend on a busy road, you need to be mindful of the traffic, and move quickly. This was hand held after the sun had set, so the ISO had to be cranked up. I was still surprised at how little noise was in the RAW file.
Food Credit:
Dahlia: Belladonna Set. Macaron Set
Dahla: Belladona. Spirit Board
Thor Witchy Tea Set
Thor: Curia Set
Merak: Spooky Picnic Basket
Merak: Halloween Treats. Wicked Burgers
Merak: Halloween Treats. Wickedly Delicious Chips & Guac
Dust Bunny: Wiccan Artistry. herb drawers
:::NOIR + MIDNA::: Spooky Treats. Cauldron Cupcakes
Must buy me a book, so I can find the name of the flowers I take pictures of.
I only take pictures of wild flowers, so it is not so easy to ask people about the names!
"I must return to the mountains…to Yosemite. I am told that the winter storms there will not be easily borne, but I am bewitched, enchanted, and tomorrow I must start for the great temple to listen to the winter songs and sermons preached and sung only there." John Muir
Yosemite is an amazing place in the winter..the fog moves in and moves out so quickly. The lighting is constantly changing. I was overwhelmed at the sites.
Must be my lucky day today! I was lucky to spot this little beauty sunning himself on my William Shakespeare rose.
“Just living is not enough... One must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”
Hans Christian Andersen
I took this shot of the derelict Manchester Central Station in 1977. It became a conference centre and now it is repurposed as a Nightingale centre for covid-19 patients.
Amtrak train #43 passes the intermediate position-light signals at milepost 112 in Maple Heights on a May evening in 2001. In the background, the former Rockside Yard has been cleared out and is being rebuilt into what will become Norfolk Southern's Cleveland Intermodal Terminal, which opened two months later on July 2.
While watching the hummingbirds in the garden, I captured this sequence of events whereby the hummingbird tried on a new ‘accessory’. It flitted around, not sure what to do with it, and then flipped it off her beak. I’ve never seen this before!
Soundtrack // Bande-son: EURYTHMICS ("There Must Be An Angel"): www.youtube.com/watch?v=RCdneDxFRYQ
"No one on earth could feel like this... I'm thrown and overblown with bliss... THERE MUST BE AN ANGEL... Playing with my heart..."
La "Montée des Anges" à Mondragon (Haut-Vaucluse)
ODC. Looking In. This cardinal has been vigilant about protecting his area of the tree by our deck. He has been chirping nonstop at our cat. There must be a nest close by.
"I must go down to the sea again, for the call of the running tide, it's a wild call that may not be denied." John Masefield.
Many are the natural beauties that can be found in County Donegal. Mountains, waterfalls, cliffs, and also some of the most amazing beaches in Ireland. "Murder Hole Beach" is perhaps the most impressive of the entire Emerald Isle. The origin of its dramatic name dates back to the nineteenth century, and has different legends behind it, one of the most accepted being the one that attributes it to the danger of entering its waters.
During our visit, on a September afternoon, the wind was blowing hard and large waves were crashing hard over and over against the shore. An amazing natural spectacle, which totally justified the name of this location. Photographing this place in the middle of the afternoon was a challenge, despite the promising sky conditions, we did not have time to stay until sunset. For this reason, I had to wait for the clouds to cover the sun that was located on the beach, since its strong light generated horrible shadows in the scene. Once I got it, I quickly used a neutral density filter to create a long exposure that reflected the dynamism of the water. The figure of a person on the beach helps to give scale to this immense and wild landscape, which keeps calling me to return and photograph it again at sunset.
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"Debo volver a bajar al mar, ya que la llamada de la marea, es una llamada salvaje que no se puede denegar". John Masefield.
Muchas son las bellezas naturales que se pueden encontrar en el Condado de Donegal. Montañas, cascadas, acantilados, y también algunas de las playas más increíbles de Irlanda. "Murder Hole Beach" (Playa del Agujero del Asesinato), es quizás la más impresionante de toda la Isla Esmeralda. El origen de su dramático nombre, se remonta al siglo XIX, y tiene detrás diferentes leyendas, siendo una de las más aceptadas la que lo atribuye a la peligrosidad de adentrarse en sus aguas.
Durante nuestra visita, en una tarde de septiembre, el viento soplaba con fuerza y olas de gran tamaño rompían con fuerza una y otra vez contra la orilla. Sin duda, un espectáculo natural asombroso, que justificaba totalmente el nombre de este enclave. Fotografiar este lugar en plena tarde fue todo un reto, a pesar de las prometedoras condiciones del cielo, no teníamos tiempo de quedarnos hasta el atardecer. Por ello, tuve que esperar a que las nubes cubrieran el sol que se situaba sobre la playa, ya que su fuerte luz generaba unas sombras horribles en la escena. Una vez conseguido, utilicé rápidamente un filtro de densidad neutra para crear una larga exposición que reflejara el dinamismo del agua. La figura de una persona en la playa ayuda a dar escala a este paisaje inmenso y salvaje, el cual me sigue llamando para que vuelva a fotografiarlo algún día al atardecer.
Must be an infinite choice of views at Loch Ard Gorge. Here i've chosen to show off the dramatic texture of the Razorback. Note for next time: try it at F2.8 or maybe F4.
Now long abandoned, the Hawkscraig pier was erected in 1866 for paddle-steamers carrying day-trippers across the Forth from Edinburgh.
When the railway came to Aberdour in the 1890s via the Forth Rail Bridge, the demand for the service declined and the demise of the pier shortly followed.
The Forth Rail Bridge is just visible in the top right of the photo.