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I'm home for the weekend, but took this New Year day when I stopped by the house to grab a few things. The parking lot is where I stop when I have a trailer and only staying for a few hours. It's only a couple of miles from the house. Kmart was here, but closed a few months ago. Anyway, I was leaving but wanted to get a picture of the mountains and clouds, I noticed a father with his kids playing with a radio controlled car, this being one of the few places nearby with a little dry pavement, and competently empty... well, except for the big semi and trailer.
Amsterdam - Amstelveenseweg
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The trees are always glowier on the other side of the tracks.
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By the way, I have Imagekinded myself. If you'd like a print of a photo not shown on the 'kind, let me know, okay?
I noticed this beautiful-unique clock just outside of Palmer House Hotel in Chicago and had to get a shot of it. Used several apps (Stackables, Enlight to name a few) to obtain this textured look. Hope you like it!
Noticed that most of the Warbler Pictures were Male Warblers.
Need to post more of the Female warblers from this Spring Migration.
Fynn is my perfect photo model, the only one who just wakes up from a nap, notices the camera and immediately is ready to smile. Cleo would put on her death stare and Linus simply wouldn't look at me at all.
Sorry for posting another photo of Fynn on the lawn. There is something about Fynn in the grass that always makes me point the camera at him.
I noticed today that I have reached the 10k followers. I was speechless :o I would like to thank you all from the bottom of my heart. This picture is a THANK YOU to each and every one of you. I started blogging 5 years ago through a friend. It was a lot of fun for me and when the friend I owe the start of blogging died unfortunately, blogging got another step for me. I took every picture for her. Today blogging is not just a hobby for me, today it is passion. The reason that calms me down from a stressful working day, the reason for conveying feelings in some pictures. That's why I'm so proud that so many like my work. I appreciate all of you so much! ♥♥♥♥
thank you SO SO SOO much :*
DRESS: AsteroidBox. Artemis Dress - Blue
HAIR: DOUX - Kash hairstyle
BAG: [BB] La Belle Wristlet Clutch Silver Set
EARS: ^^Swallow^^ Shiny Ears
I noticed that someone recently viewed (5 times!) this old (2010) photo of mine -- I'd forgotten all about it. I thought I'd take a stab at playing with it with some different techniques. I like it. Here's the first version I posted:
Well -- I can't seem to get it to post here in the comment box. Try this: www.flickr.com/photos/delanydean/4254480986/
After a long day working ... noticed that after two days of 50 MPH and then 30 MPH winds and sunny days, that clouds rolled in as the day was nearing an end and the winds died down to nothing.
Checked the radar and the passing front left behind a band of clouds over the Baltimore region ... and it was slowly dissipating.
I called my Dad about 40 minutes before sunset and asked if the river was smoothed out. He said it was nearly a mirror.
So I grabbed the camera gear and made a quick trip down to Middle River to see if Election Night would have some fireworks.
The conditions were great with the two days of strong winds out of the northwest resulted in a real low tide, so was able to get under some of the piers.
Here just as the sun set, the colors were golden and just beginning. The fireworks followed for about 20 minutes or more, so I ended up taking 75 captures from all kinds of perspectives given the reflections, clouds and low tide conditions.
Bento set of 9 poses, with original mesh letter prop.
texture change with hud (4 texture options)
New for *Ota.Con* - anime/game/pop-culture inspired event.
event opens on September 1st.
URL to my Booth: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Enchanted%20Haven/132/152/23
EXPLORE. FRONT PAGE. January 07 & 08, 2009.
Thanks to photography, I have been delighted by Mother Nature many many times, mostly in her simplest ways.
Things I haven't noticed before are now sharply visualized right before my very eyes. I am more sensitive to her smiles, and frowns, and carefree moments.
A cloud formation, a neighborhood sunrise, a raindrop, my daughter's jump and laughters... A friend's pensive moment... I see light now...
Around us is beauty, we just have to really open our eyes...
HBW, my friends!!!
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The colors peaked on my absolute favorite trail last weekend. Needless to say I went back twice that weekend.
Mike
Kennesaw Mountain. 8/9/2017.
Notice the green tinged feather tips on the black crown. This wouldn't be so prominent in a fall adult male. Also in an adult male the black on the throat would reach the bottom of the lower beak, and this bird has some yellow feathering there. A minority of adult females have a rather full hood, and can look similar to males. Notice the beak is more brown in fall birds of this species as opposed to a black bill in spring birds. Many warbler species sport a lighter bill color in the fall.
This young bird is in fresh fall plumage. Adult birds replace all feathers prior to migration, which is a good thing since many are worn from frequent trips thru vegetation to feed young. First fall birds like the one above don't replace wing or tail feathers this first molt, which is not so crucial as the feathers are fairly new anyhow. This partial molt of first fall birds often allows one to see what is called a molt limit. This is perhaps easier to see in birds with wing bars, but the alula, and adjacent primary coverts can give a clue as well. If not sure where the alula and primary coverts are in the image above a quick google search, or a glance at a bird guide should help. You can see how dark the alula and primary coverts are in comparison to the fresh olive plumage directly adjacent and closer to the face.
Notice the small Common Bluet (Enallagma cyathigerum), a blue damselfly, on the back of the Spiny Softshell (Apalone spinifera), one of the largest freshwater turtle species in North America. Just the second time I’ve seen a Spiny Softshell in Riverstone Wetlands, Sugar Land, Texas. Usually we have Red-eared Sliders.
Zoom in for detail.
We noticed a big streak in the otherwise clear sky. Looking closer there was a fast moving plane at the top. The origin was south - far south. Being the southernmost capital city in Australia this seemed unusual. So a quick check of the flight activity identified that the flight was a Qantas scenic Antarctica flight (you can see the Qantas logo clearly on the tail).
Notice that the boat goes down the waterfall.
Observe que o bote vai para baixo da cascata.
Macuco Safari
Ride / Adventure
Under the waterfall !!!
See the sequence of photos
Veja a sequência de fotos
Embaixo da cascata!!!
Cataratas do Iguaçu
Rio Iguaçu
Brasil - Argentina
"Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams."
Ashley Smith
As the high temperatures hover near 100 degrees Fahrenheit, I find myself wandering through images of raindrops on dandelions.
If you remember in October we (Paddington and I) visited York and in Stonegate's Original Teddy Bear Shop Paddington noticed a Lonely Bear. Paddinton wanted me to take a photo of him and Lonely Bear. The photo session ended in the train. Paddington decided that all this Bear needs is Family. Our Family!
And He had a Passport already, so there should be no obstacles to travel from one country to another
Bear's name Was Nobody is Perfect.
Born in Stockholm, Sweden. Manufactured by Bukowski Bears
Paddington claimed that this name did not suit the Bear: "All Bears are perfect. We will give him a Proper Name"
After long travelling around finally we reached our home in Latvia. Paddington introduced the new friend to the Family: "This is our new family member and from now on he will live with us."
Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday!
P.S. In the photo you see just some members of family.
In the background is Frida, a bear girl from Edinburgh. Frida is a gift from a good friend. Also in the picture there are the twin brothers Leopards. They were the first to support me when I was far away from home. In the picture you don't see Paddington's close friend Matilda, who is currently seeing a Mouse doctor.
Bagnac-sur-Célé
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Pont médiéval (13ème et 14ème s.), inscrit MH (1951)
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Le Célé, 104 km, affluent du Lot, sous-affluent de la Garonne
Notice this butterfly is missing its eponymous tail on the right side. This is typically an injury caused by birds trying to catch a meal. However, this is not enough damage to stop this bug from flying, so the bird had to look elsewhere.
I noticed that over the past weeks, there have been fewer and fewer birds in the backyard, just a handful of Great and Blue Tits and sometimes House Sparrows and ... that's all :-( However, the feeders are full of what is usually appreciated.
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J’ai remarqué que depuis quelques semaines, il y avait de moins en moins d'oiseaux dans le jardin, juste une poignée de Mésanges charbonnières et bleues et, quelquefois, des Moineaux et ... c’est tout :-( Pourtant, les mangeoires sont pleines de ce qui est habituellement apprécié.
I noticed that all the Rainbow Lorikeets were in my neighbour's garden yesterday afternoon (well I first heard them as the noise is deafening). They were fighting over a loaf that he had put out for them and I love going over and trying for the elusive "in flight" photos. I saw this one take off from a tree and snapped off three quick shots not knowing if it was in the frame or not and lucky for me it was. I just had to lighten a tad with curves in Photoshop.
What a spread at the castle in the forgotten gardens. Incredible layout and the tables are so detailed. Notices the crowns on the table before me and hopes mine still fits, after all I had umpteen fittings.
I noticed this little jewel when I was walking on a deer trail and scouting for pictures. It was glowing and hard to miss. I bent way down crouched on my knees and hoped it would come out. Not as steady as I use to be. (Thank God for 'live view') The light was perfect!
View in Large screen!
Again today it was -19C feels like -28C out there. I ran out and took a whole three photos of frozen bubbles before giving it up and coming in.
Prior to that though, I again noticed our Manitoba Maple Tree had a flock of visitors to partake in the scrumptious maple keys for breakfast before flying off down the road. As it was too darn cold I again grabbed the camera and shot these through the bathroom window glass. This is SOC no edits other than resized for the web. The sky is really that gorgeous deep blue which just goes to show once again how darn cold it is.
I want to thank each and everyone for your comments and visits to my little space here on Flickr. Although, I may not get to respond to all the comments left, rest assured, I read them and appreciate them all more than you know however, awards and invites aren't necessary.
Blue-spotted Hawker (Adversaeschna brevistyla) female
As I cam eback from taking Sarah to school this morning I noticed this lovely Lady on our Jade plant. She stayed for a number of images.
This image has been inverted as I couldn't get the angle I wanted due to the way she was perched. I had to come in from behind and above for this one.
I noticed that the apparent mother of Aubrey, the rabbit that grew up under my deck, visited him virtually every day when he was young but seemingly earning his own living eating grass. I always thought that the young ones were on their own when they left their siblings and began eating grass.
However, I have noticed that the above mother has been nursing its young bunny in my yard this week despite the fact that the bunny is also eating grass. It is likely that Aubrey's mother was nursing him at this age too, when she visited him regularly. Does this mean that the moms visit all their surviving young throughout the neighbourhood at this stage? If so, that must be hard to manage.
Wear purple at Christmas to get noticed and you will sure be notice as you can see from this outstanding eyeshadow By JANUS...From The Grumpy Santa Hunt... it lights up your eyes ..may even put a smile on your face..
Hunt hints
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Janus Purple Eyeliner
wearing
Truth-Ambience
Ikon- Starfall
Old Time Tattoo
Maitreya Bra
Have Fun
Dena Teardrop
Once upon a time, in a kingdom far away, there was a princess named Celeste. She was kind and beautiful, and loved by all who knew her. But being a princess was not easy, as there were many responsibilities that came with the title. Celeste longed for a place where she could relax and be herself.
One day, while exploring the kingdom, Celeste came upon a hidden water temple in the middle of a vast lake. The temple was surrounded by crystal-clear waters, and in the center was a pavilion. It was a tranquil place, and Celeste felt a sense of peace wash over her as she stepped inside.
As she was relaxing, she noticed that there were seven statues guarding the temple. They were the most impressive sculptures she had ever seen, and she admired their attention to detail.
From that day on, Celeste visited the water temple often, and she always made time to sit in the pavilion and reflect on the beauty of the world around her. She felt a deep sense of gratitude for the statues and their steadfast guardianship of the temple. Even though they were only made of stone, she knew that they would always be her most trusted companions in this magical place.
I noticed this Praying mantis on the coneflower but it retreated to underneath the blossom before I could get off a good shot. This specimen is less than an inch long (27 mm) long. There are over 20 species native to the USA and some imports.
Wild South Africa
Kruger National Park
If you look carefully you will notice a 3rd elephant at the back.
A perfect evening, on the edge of sunset and blue hour.
During daytime, I've noticed this building because of the writing "Chemistry". But honestly, it looked as just another restored storage house near the railway station.
In the evening however, parking the car nearby, I noticed a pink haze somewhere.
On my camera, I still had an ND-filter I use to emphasize the clouds. And there it is: Oh, no, there's no use of Photoshop. Only Lightroom: emphasizing a bit of clarity and texture (no extra saturation).
All of my pictures are made without the use of AI or far-reaching Photoshop manipulations: WISIWYG (What I See Is What You Get) using only Lightroom.
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“Everyone chases after happiness, not noticing that happiness is at their heels.”
Bertolt Brecht
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The Logical Song - Supertramp