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This is another of the rabbits that have been showing up in our yard of late. I find its bright blue eyes quite striking.
A Cooper's hawk scans the nearby trees for any unsuspecting song birds that haven't already figured out he's around. My mom's nickname for my dad was "redeye" which I suspected dated back to their college years, and had nothing to do with Cooper's hawks.
Cooper's hawk populations have risen over the past 5 decades, unlike most song birds which have declined precipitously due to loss of habitat.
My friend G o o d C r o s s created a group for some good creative fun. You shoot anything on your camera on your cell phone from your daily life with an app like Prisma (its free and converts simple shots into art with some amazing filters), you can use any other app, it does not matter. Then you post it into the group. Just a lil daily inspiration where you take ordinary moments in life, become aware of things around you and then convert them into extraordinary moments.
It started as a Facebook group, but he has also created one in Flickr for those who refuse to join the dark side ;).
For FB enthusiasts, join this group:
www.facebook.com/groups/1678993139087516/
For Flickr enthusiasts, join this group:
www.flickr.com/groups/3085370@N22/
Be safe, be aware, breathe easy, make routine moments more beautiful and go out there and make some art !
Klar, das ist nicht der Mississippi, sondern die Wupper in Wuppertal. Es gibt viele Flüsse, aber dieser Fluss ist unser Fluss.
Dere's an ol' man called de Mississippi
Dat's de ol' man dat I'd like to be!
What does he care if de world's got troubles?
What does he care if de land ain't free?
Hier zwei Drucke. Links ein Öldruck auf Gelatinepapier hergestellt und mit Stupfpinsel und Walze hergestellt.
Daneben ein mehrschichtiger Gummidruck auf Fabricano /Artisti Aquarellpapier hergestellt.
Negative wurden auf Agfa /Halbtonnegative ( nicht mehr vorhanden, stammt aus der Zeitungsdruckindustrie) hergestellt
the sun comes up over the national park of saxon switzerland. the rock in front is called "Barbarine" and this ol`lady is one of the most famous signs of saxon switzerland.
I have a bad feeling Ol' Leany is on his way out, and soon. I give him two years, max. Ol' Leany sits by himself in a never-ending field in Kent, Oregon. Many of the old abandoned buildings of this town are rapidly disappearing, either by falling down on their own or property owners tearing them down for safety reasons.
There are several large rhododendrons around Audubon's habitat sanctuary in Belmont, an old estate outside Boston. I think they were planted by the property's original owners many decades ago. This one is outside the greenhouse, now used as the goat pavilion. They were bleating for me as I took this photo.
lilystar sends loving woofs and slurpy licky kisses and cuddles to olly ,hoping he soon get,s betterxxxxxxlilystar and gina
I spotted this drake Pochard feeding fairly close to the bank on my local pit. I got in position while it was beneath the surface which enabled me to take a few shots when he surfaced again.
The lines over time….
Gently peel and intertwine
They create character and colors
That may seem ugly to others
To me, the scars represent all I’ve done and seen
My scars, to me, are all that I’ve been
I’m not a victim of a crime
I’m simply me and sublime
Take me as I am, patina and all
Take me as I am, before I need a shawl! 😂
My second image in the Betsy series. I think art and laughter are needed sometimes. Enjoy your weekend Flickr Friends!
An einem Sonntagnachmittag experimentierte ich mit einer blauen Schüssel, Wasser, Öl und einer Taschenlampe.