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Once again I have been negligent in getting pictures up onto Flickr. This was almost a year ago, a Saturday night and probably for dinner and a movie ...
Thought i would start a new theme. photos being out and about.
Following on from yesterdays post From a time spent in Paris, here are a further two shots from that adventure.
I am always pleasantly surprised at how total strangers are happy to take photos of tourists.
the wood pile. This Chipmunk is still collecting seeds for the Winter. But with Temps in the mid 50's, I do not blame him.
One of the Wood piles in the back yard.
Southeastern, Connecticut
Mar Cantábrico en la costa de Luarca, Asturias.
John Lee Hooker: "Chill Out"
www.goear.com/listen/58c5387/chill-out-john-lee-hooker-&a...
Afternoon strollers on East Runton beach, North Norfolk.
Quite a low tide. As locals we would say "nearly out to second sands".
This Western Scrub-Jay had no objection to me photographing him while he hunted and consumed acorns. But at one point he stopped and gave me a good look over to see if I was a problem or not and then went back to what he was doing; hunting and eating acorns.
I looked for them again this morning but they had not shown yet.
Seen in Caledonia State Park, Pennsylvania.
www.dcnr.pa.gov/StateParks/FindAPark/CaledoniaStatePark/P...
A pre sunrise image taken at Avebury stone circle in Wiltshire. For those that don't know Avebury is the largest circle of standing stones in Europe, far larger than its illustrious neighbour 'stonehenge' just 17 miles away. There are 3 circles standing within a large earth embankment which stands some 20m high in places.
This image was taken 30 minutes before sunrise and relies on ambient light and light reflected from the swilling mists to provide the necessary illumination. I used a wide angle lens in portrait format to include the full 2.50m high stone on the right of the image to give the image a sense of scale. It also masks the road which is just a few feet to the right and stops the eye from wandering out of the right side of the image.