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Oliver, one the favorites at the SPCA.

Now into Autumn, on a sunny day and the bee is still active,collecting the last of the pollen,attracted by the colourful dahlia bathed in the sunlight.

one from the archives … a perfect morning at Looe in Cornwall watching the fishing boats leave harbour. The banjo pier and in distance is Rame Head and the entrance to Plymouth.

One lone, leafless tree surrounded by snow and sky near Schultz, Wisconsin.

 

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It was the hottest day and I slipped into a loose floral top with a miniskirt to keep cool.

Keeping with the romance theme this week.....playing around with the Lensbaby & heart disc.

..this afternoon sun you are silk.

never once being

make you light.

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no icons or invitations , please !

  

Amazing how some work in Silver Efex can make a simple dead tree look so frightening.

Get a taste of what to expect from BOSL Fashion Week 2014

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Male Stonechat -Saxicola rubicola

 

They let me get very close :)

 

Thank you for your faves and kind comments, very much appreciated - deaR♥‿♥

  

Once an old One Hour Martinizing place, that was a franchise, this cleaner is gone. What a great old front this place has. Freeport, Illinois.

Hard to get a good picture of this little one! He's in constant motion!

 

GT17 is seen making a quick stop on Bangor Circle in Crumlin on its journey from Blackrock to Rialto, this was the last day of Dublin Bus operations of this route and the Driver Mr. Tony Murray, originally from here has memories of buses throughout the years on this route.

[IMO:9769295] Containerschiff (Container ship) | Ex- Name: MOL TRIBUTE | Aufnahme: 2022-10-23 | Baujahr: 2017 | DWT: 218000t | Breite: 58m | Tiefgang: 16,0m | Ladekapazität: 20150 TEU | Maschinenleistung: 75570 KW | Geschwindigkeit: 22,5 kn | Baureihe: MOL 20000-TEU-Typ

Kaisermantel

Argynnis paphia

 

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The final shot of the day from my trip to Worbarrow Bay with Pete (Coolcats100). Rushed down to the waters edge to try and get one last shot before the light completely went.

I spent most of my life thinking about what is right and what is wrong due to my upbringing. At 21, I learnt that while discernment is important, it is not what life is essentially about. In the past 10 years I have been struggling to transfer the knowledge to my heart, to the root of my life. Occasionally I am still struck and overwhelmed by the sense of shame and guilt. I rely on my calmness and eloquence to get over things but deep down I know that would not work.

 

No it would not.

A friend of mine is doing an alaska calandar for Christmas presents this year. He's a great photographer but didnt have an eagle shot in this orientation that he really liked. So I dug around and found this one. He fell in love with it and now wants several prints at 11x14. Started out doing a favor and ended up making some nice bucks.

Friends Im working a mass amount of hours so Im not getting to your threads as often as I would like.

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The first UP train of my west coast trip back in June climbs up Tehachapi Pass with a clean ACE on the point.

For the Monthly Scavenger Hunt Group.

 

April, 2008. "Odd One Out"

Seems to be a hard life for a tree out here..

  

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Showroom of a pottery

One final photo from our beach excursion. I whined about all of this yucky winter weather, but parts of it were very memorable to me and I am glad I was able to freeze a little bit of time in my photography. Thx for looking!

Fog isn't an every day thing in the neighborhood. And the sunlight to illuminate that fog is even more rare. Sure, i could've hoped for a more interesting subject for these rays but you take what you can get, right? Maybe I should be expecting an important message...

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