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I don't usually give shout outs, but I felt it was necessary in this case. BuiltWithBricks has some really great customs and he's only been on flickr for a month. As of typing he's only got 46 followers. Lets get him to 100 by the end of the day. Go give him a follow!
A closer of study of mum here, always looking, always watching as the cubs take their first forays from the safety of their den. I like the way the diffused evening light frames my subject here.
Best viewed large. All rights reserved. Rutting bull & cow elk breaking out from a thicket into a meadow.
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".
Dragon Age: Inquisition
• WBG for custom resolution
• HattiWatti's Cinematic Tools for free camera, FOV, DOF, Tonemap, fog, hide HUD and Resolution Scale 2
• ReShade
Curbar Edge and I'm enveloped by the mist - a strange environment.
Press L to view on black please.
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.. a lonely leaf hanging out of a spider web wire...
No post-processing, except the square crop!
Happy weekend!
Greetings from Italy
Appesa
...la foglia, solitaria, pendente da un filo di ragnatela...
Nessuna elaborazione, solo il ritaglio quadrato.
Buon weekend!!
Ciao da Padova
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.
As we were heading out yesterday, we saw the harbor pilot boat coming back in and knew one of the freighters anchored off Annapolis would soon be under way. So we shadowed the ship as she headed up to Baltimore harbor. Here she is passing under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. To give you some sense of scale, the ship is 738 feet (225 meters) long by 105 feet (32 meters) wide. The maximum height clearance under the bridge is 186 feet (57 meters). This ship is HUGE! We followed her up to the Baltimore light.
Baltimore is the third busiest port in the United States. There are always a number of freighters anchored off Annapolis. In order to dock at Baltimore, the ship must take on a harbor pilot before passing under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge, then traveling up the bay to pass under the Francis Scott Key Bridge and enter the harbor.
The shipping channel is the deepest part of the bay and is the river bed of the ancient Susquehanna River. The deepest part of the bay is 175 feet but the average depth is only 21 feet so there are lots of shallows and shoals which is why the harbor pilot is needed.
Do view large!!
I have a Marine Traffic app on my phone that lets me see which ships are where in the area and gives all the info about the ship.
www.marinetraffic.com/en/ais/details/ships/shipid:300055/...
Tyne and Wear metro Battery Locos No.3 'Lewis Potts Metro Engineer from 1975 to 2016 and No.1 TnT the Rail Head Treatment Train through South Gosforth Metro Station en route so South Shields.
Thanks for taking the time out to look at this photo, Kyle
Photo Taken on the 21st of October 2016
Passing the now defunct signal box, 66426 leads 3S01 Stowmarket DGL to Stowmarket DGL for the line to Reedham.
Today was eventful... It has been the first day where I lost my bearings in the Snowdonia hill fog.
Visibility was down to about 25 metres and I ended up going off course, we found some other hikers (in the photo) that had also done similar. Despite having a map, compass and a fair bit of hill walking experience navigational mistakes are still easy to make when you can't see ahead of you!
This shot was taken looking from around 600m above sea level on the route down from Y Garn looking out towards Glyder Fach. The hill fog was at around 750m and did not break up all day.
|| Canon 7D || Sigma 10-20mm || f8 || 20mm || 1/160s || ISO 250 ||
Some of my favourite sets.. || Top 20 || Snowdonia || 300+ Views || 55mm f1.2 || Long Exposures ||
A visit to ZooMiami yesterday and not the typical tiger feeding. The keepers had hung a large slab of meat from a tree forcing the big cat to work for his snack.
Female Goosander exiting the water to get onto the fallen tree in the pond in order to do a bit of preening.
1951 Kiev II, 35mm Jupiter 12 lens and long expired ORWO NC-3 colour film shot at 6 iso and developed in ORWO color C5168.
Wood Stork - Florida Wetlands - Palm Beach County U.S.A.
Very Large Colony/Flock ~ New Stork City ~ Spring 2019
~~~~~~~~ Big Florida Birds - In The Wild ~~~~~~~~~~
The wood stork is a large American wading bird in the stork family. It appears all white on the ground, with blackish-gray legs and pink feet. In flight, the trailing edge of the wings is black. The head is dark brown with a bald, black face, and the thick down-curved bill is dusky yellow. Juvenile birds are a duller version of the adult, generally browner on the neck, and with a paler bill. The bare head and the long bill, which can measure up to ten inches in length, render the wood stork distinctive from other large waders in its range.
The second floor of the Oregon Leather Company is an archaeological site that tells the story of the business's boom years. Most of the large floor space, illuminated by generous old skylights, is fulled with empty or nearly empty shelves and racks. Only ghost labels give any clue as to the needs and tastes of the shoppers of yesteryear.
Portland, Oregon.
Having a cuddle from my beautiful Jackie on our special night out xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
This is an unmodified image straight out of my phone. My wife and I were out paddling our kayaks around a northern lake today, and it just looked like this. It's pretty hard to describe. The photo gives a sense of how it felt.