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While Thursday's morning fog was quickly replaced by a golden sunrise, yesterdays thick fog stayed around for hours. So really a cold white out over the lake.
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a canon ef 180mm f3.5 l usm macro lens, on a fringer ef-fx pro ii adapter
Common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) male, wet after bathing in a puddle, perched on a branch.
Samiec szpaka (Sturnus vulgaris), mokry po kąpieli w kałuży, siedzacy na gałezi.
I was struck by the simple beauty of the ceiling of this gallery of the Museo de Santa Cruz in Toledo Spain. I hope you also
Enjoy!
(do yourself a favour and click L for a full-screen)
There is a section of road north of us called the Ferndale "flats". It is notorious for having white outs at that specific site when the rest of the way is clear up the Peninsula. Snow drifts accumulate pretty quickly on the highway in the right conditions and even the snowplough can't keep up until the winds die down.
Top- Kururu "Nelly" Top
Skirt- Jacobs "Monica" Mini Skirt
Shoes- Seaux "Medusa" Chain Heels
Hair & Hat- Beusy "Zen" Hair & Cap
Pose & Tree-B(u)y Me "Autumn Tree" Pose Set
All available @ Tres Chic September round!
Tres Chic: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Tres%20Chic/139/139/21
Pause near the summit. Still a ways to go to Molesworth Station. Second day of three in the backcountry without services.
Millie has a new friend.
10º outside, and this squirrel found some warmth against the
house.
I named the squirrel Zero.
She don't see her perfect, she don't understand she's worth it
Or that beauty goes deeper than the surface
No better you than the you that you are (no better you than the you that you are)
No better life than the life we're living (no better life than the life we're living)
No better time for your shine, you're a star (no better time for your shine, you're a star)
Oh, you're beautiful, oh, you're beautiful
Usually these little crab spiders hang out on similarly colored flowers so they can sneak up on prey. This one happened to be running across the ground. I captured the shot using a moment macro lens on my iPhone.
Yeah, I catch oysters. Yeah, I fly around and "wheep" crazily.
And, yeah, I love to hang out on the beach like all the other oystercatchers, but, hey, I gotta be me!