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Another shot from Irvine Beach at the weekend. I've never seen this old rusty structure exposed before---I hope to go back another time when the tide is out again, and the light a bit better/more interesting.
To the left is Ailsa Craig (the small peak on the horizon), and to the right Arran, I'm fairly sure (I've always wondered after taking photos like this whether there's a possibility I've captured Campbeltown, and not Arran; I don't know whether you can see Campbeltown from Irvine Beach---does anyone know?).
Taken through the rock formation known as Saddle Rocks at Cullercoats Bay before sunrise with a ND8 filter.
Hair: Unorthodox Shai Curls (Wash Day) [Unit] Femme fit RARE
Outfit: !C Skylar
Purse: FRESHMAN - Michelle Bag - BMURA @ Cake Day
Shoes: Hydra.Copra Heels - Blue @ Cake Day
chilies being sun dried ...My attempt at capturing the texture...
Editing : A bit of sharpness adjustment in Picasa.
#ShotOniPhone, #iPhoneX
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Feat: Doe ~ Jackie on Me (pink) and Ruby V2 on Carri (white)
Beside Millenium Park in Chicago and in the middle of this USA city a place to reflect and chill out.
Australian Magpie (Cracticus tibicen) juvenile
The first juvenile Magpie I have seen out of the nest for this season. It was patiently waiting for Mum or Dad to bring some food.
With so many Juvenile European Starlings about, it's hard not to focus on just one. This one here stood out against the green leaves of the service berry bush, a favorite food among birds.
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Indrella ampulla, a snail endemic to the southern western ghats of India, is a sight to behold. You can never get tired of photographing it's gorgeous colours.
Old School camper conversion to the extreme. Should be good for the zombie apocalypse and whatever else comes along.
Chester got inside the feeder and just ate and ate and ate but every so often he would do this to check out what was going on out there!
To “Chill Out” means to relax after you have done something tiring or stressful, such as Holiday-Season Activities. This White Pelican Demonstrates the Proper Technique : )
The White Pelican is a huge water-bird with very broad wings, a long neck, and a massive bill that gives the head a unique, long shape. They have thick bodies, short legs, and short, square tails. During the breeding season, adults grow an unusual projection or horn on the upper mandible near the tip of the bill.
Adult American White Pelicans are snowy white with black flight feathers visible only when the wings are spread. A small patch of ornamental feathers on the chest can become yellow in spring. The bill and legs are yellow-orange. Immatures are mostly white as well, but the head, neck, and back are variably dusky.
American White Pelicans feed from the water’s surface, dipping their beaks into the water to catch fish and other aquatic organisms. They often upend, like a very large dabbling duck, in this process. They do not plunge-dive the way Brown Pelicans do. They are superb soarers (they are among the heaviest flying birds in the world) and often travel long distances in large flocks by soaring. When flapping, their wingbeats are slow and methodical.
American White Pelicans typically breed on islands in shallow wetlands in the interior of the continent. They spend winters mainly on coastal waters, bays, and estuaries, or a little distance inland.
Cornell Lab of Ornithology
(Nikon, 500mm + TC 1.4, 1/500 @ f/5.6, ISO 220)
Just a simple candid street style snap taken at Folkestone Kent UK of some folk on a Chill Out at a local bar.
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