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Another stunning start to the day on The South Downs at Heyshott near Midhurst. Look closely at the mist on the hillside in the background – one of those wonderful autumn mornings.
The odd one out whilst spotting at Sandgate Station, the south bound Pacific National liveried freight coming through the coal corridor on the Main North/South Line.
NR42 leads the quad lash-up; with AN11, NR16 (Forrest) and 8171.
Newcastle, New South Wales, Australia.
A shot of last nights storm that rolled through the area. Produced some nice bolts of lighting. Most of which I missed but I did get this one. My girlfriend was in the other room getting some lightning shots as well. She caught the same bolt from a different window you can check it out here www.flickr.com/photos/elyssawalter/14251524291/
Whoa one year already. I don't know where to start. so ima just name some people that have helped me and been Good friends to me.
Zazzles was there on my very first picture to welcome me to Flickr and has been a good friend and advice giver ever since.
Thelegozealot has been a big inspiration to me and I really appreciate his advice on how to improve my customs.
Mr.begote has been a big help with my stories. when he dropped Moon Knight I knew I had to app. He helped me with story and characters in the series ever since.
Mr.red was also there from the beginning and pushed me to make better and better customs.
Bastion Edwards has always been a good friend of mine and has helped me with my customs.
AND LASTLY... my inspirations. these amazing customizers have inspired me to make customs in the first place and made me Strive to make mine better. They
are...
[NEXUS]
Mgfcustoms
themoosefigs
and 97legomaniac
You say
Love is a temple
Love a higher law
Love is a temple
Love the higher law
You ask me to enter
But then you make me crawl
And I can't be holding on
To what you got
When all you got is hurt...
- lyrics by U2
Spiegeltent /sat /afternoon / clear / magic mirrors / 2024
ROCHESTER FRINGE 2024
It all starts Here @ One Fringe Place, The Thrills & Excitement. since my first time , till now every year is a Jam packed pure fun , ARTS it's Finest, Show's that Truely showcase the Here, what, now of today . Proud of Volunteering & Being a part of Rochester's Fine & Performing arts
Thanks , And See You There , Mark ~
I hope this shot of a gentleman smiling nervously in St. James's Park as he is used as a pigeon perch will raise one hundred smiles!
Northern Cardinal, male
Cardinalis cardinalis
Literally, "cardinal" means number one. So its scientific name means "Number one of number one".
Caught this handsome fellow sunning and singing on a rare sunny winter day here in these parts.
Grand Traverse County, northwestern Lower Michigan.
Without a doubt my favourite animal at Jimmy's Farm and Wildlife Park is the Armadillo! Armadillo is Spanish for 'little armoured ones'!
The Six-banded Armadillo (Euphractus sexcinctus) is the third largest species of armadillo in the world. On average, an adult measures 40cm long and has a tail two-thirds this length. They are distinguished by their pointed and flattened heads, which are covered by large plates arranged in a distinctive pattern. Their body consists of 6 moveable bands (hence their name), which are covered with thin grey-brown hair.
Six-banded armadillos have very poor eyesight, relying on their keen sense of smell to detect prey and predators. The six-banded armadillo is mostly diurnal so they are active during the day. Unlike other species of armadillo, the six-banded armadillo cannot roll into a ball, so they avoid their predators by fleeing into a nearby burrow, they are fantastic diggers!
Six-banded armadillos are found throughout Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Suriname and Uruguay in South America. They can be found in various habitats, from grassland to rainforest, but they are mainly found on open plains.
One last European blueberry (Vaccinium myrtillus), among reindeer lichen.
(Blåbærlyng blant reinlav, in Norwegian)
so - i'm not the kind of person who stops and asks a total stranger if i can take their photo, but i passed this boy bridling up his horse and it haunted me for the next 1/2 mile as i drove. i turned around and went back and tried not to freak him out by asking to take his picture with his horse. a total stranger. wanting him to do specific things with his horse (like rest his head on her neck). he wrote after and was just the coolest kid. SO glad i stopped. you'll probably see more of him.