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Focal Length: 250 mm (Nikon DX)
Thank you for your support! 😊
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Aperture: F/6.0
Focal Length: 230 mm (Nikon DX)
I really like that surprised face expression. 😁 This is probably my favorite of the goose captures that I took so far.
explored 28.02.2026
Gebaut 1509 - 1513, Treppenturm von 1535. Die 10 Türme repräsentieren die 10 Zünfte, die im Ort ansässig waren. Eines der ältesten Fachwerkhäuser in Deutschland.
Gebouwd tussen 1509 en 1513, met een traptoren uit 1535. De 10 torens vertegenwoordigen de 10 gilden die in de stad gevestigd waren. Een van de oudste vakwerkhuizen van Duitsland.
Construite entre 1509 et 1513, la tour d'escalier date de 1535. Les 10 tours représentent les 10 guildes qui étaient basées dans la ville. L'une des plus anciennes maisons à colombages d'Allemagne.
Built 1509-1513, stair tower from 1535. The 10 towers represent the 10 guilds that were based in the town. One of the oldest half-timbered houses in Germany.
* Mình là sinh năm 98 :)) Shao mỗi lần noái tũi ra ai cũm hýt hồn zậy :)) Mình là Phương Trinh . 14t . sn 98 :)) Đừn cóa aj giật mình nữa nka :)) :x
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Đến 1 ngày Gió thổi Mây dạt anh lạc đường hãy tìm về nơi em : )
Em không muốn điều tra những mối quan hệ vào ra lén lút. Ngay cả khi anh có phản bội, em cũng chẳng muốn biết để phải đau lòng : )
Cái mà nqười ta gọi là yêu thươnq - Có bao nhiêu Phần trăm là sự thật ?!
Chúng ta đã đi qua thương nhớ mà không hề phải vay - Nên nợ nần chỉ đong bằng cảm giác : )
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P/s : E đã đủ hiền và làm A phải điêu đứng chưa hả A =))
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* Chùa = làm đĩ =))) Chùa đy ròi píc nheee :-jj
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Aperture: F/6.3
Focal Length: 250 mm (Nikon DX)
The photography of a Eurasian red squirrel with a nut that I took.
I ran across this big Spiny Softshell Turtle while walking a local nature trail. This guy was pretty huge at about a foot and a half long! He looked more like a sea tortoise, except for that snout...
Messing about rotating lights and waving coloured lights around in the moonlit night. Fueled by Northern Monk and cheap rum. Thanks to Phill for being able to stand-up let alone stand still!
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I took this photo of a Calabrian black squirrel on a meadow in late winter.
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Focal Length: 250 mm (Nikon DX)
I took this photo on a meadow at the edge of a forest, in the morning.
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Aperture: F/6.0
Focal Length: 210 mm (Nikon DX)
Many thanks for your likes, comments and of course for starting to follow me. I really appreciate you!
The group of friends that was showing me around the Laurel Valley Plantation grounds was calling for me to come on to the next location, but I couldn't tear myself away from this old Dodge truck. So many ways to see it!
By cooler temps, I mean 60's in the morning and 80's for a high, but every little bit counts!
Of course, we're back to highs in the mid 90's this week... :(
Since it's raining here again this morning, I figured this was an appropriate post for today. Taken one morning when the rains were moving in to Lake Bruin.
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Focal Length: 250 mm (Nikon DX)
Many thanks for your likes, comments and especially for starting to follow me. Have a great week!
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Aperture: F/6.3
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A Calabrian black squirrel standing on its hind legs.
With all the fancy computerized Christmas lights that you see nowadays, it's light displays like this that fill me with Christmas wonder and joy... :)
Excuse the non-sharpness...taken from my truck window in drizzling rain.
The rain stopped long enough for a yardwalk, and naturally Lucy joined in the fun.
Just had to share this one of her prowling inside the Azaleas even if it is a little out of focus. It's really hard to manually focus on a moving kitty amongst all those leaves and limbs!!!
Another HFF to 'ya!!!!
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Aperture: F/6.3
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I photographed this coot at a lake in a local park.