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Another image from a summer trip up to the North Cascades. I really was hoping for a few colorful sunsrises/ sets, but only found a bit of color. No matter, it was great to be back in one of my favorite ranges in the lower 48's.
A group of Lesser Whistling ducks (Dendrocygna javanica) was landing down in a resting ground to join the rest of members. Their sweet whistling calls all around was very enjoyable in the field. All actions were well anticipated and hence I managed to frame successfully, their symmetrical landing pattern. Pics was taken from Santragachi, West Bengal, India.
😎I bar sono luoghi universali, come le chiese, sacri luoghi di ritrovo dell’umanità.
(Iris Murdoch)
Bars are universal places, like churches, sacred meeting places of humanity.
(Iris Murdoch)
Der Moment als alles zu leuchten begann.
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Grey Wagtail - Motacilla Cinerea
This is located in Bankhead National Forest and is the outflow of Caney Creek Falls. This is one of the most beautiful places I've ever been. Photos of the Falls will follow.
UPDATE: (Aug. 20, 2006) - I submitted this photo, along with two others, to Outdoor Photographer Magazine's online editor and it was selected to be displayed on their site in the Alabama section. You can see it here:
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I played with this way to long, and now I'm not sure I even like it anymore..;) I finally got in to see the doctor about my toe and he said what everyone said about just buddy tape. I told him that's what everybody said..:) He just laughed..;) I picked up my new hearing aids while I was there. I damaged my ears with canon fire. No one ever said anything about earplugs when I was in the military. It takes longer than I would have thought to get use to them.
Top left Shrewsbury School was founded by Edward VI in 1552 following the dissolution of two ecclesiastical colleges in the town. In its original incarnation the school was sited not outside the loop of the River Severn as it is today, but within its boundary, where it occupied a number of black and white houses.
In marked contrast to this prosperity Shrewsbury’s fortunes were reversed during the civil war period and eighteenth century, with a decrease in pupil numbers. It was not until 1798 and the accession of headmaster Samuel Butler that Shrewsbury’s fortunes were revived. Butler, a renowned classical scholar, founded the classical reputation of the school; although this did not suit a certain pupil named Charles Darwin,
Development of the school site continued throughout the twentieth-century with a boathouse, new library and series of boarding houses amongst the many additions.
The first Pengwern Boathouse was jointly rented with Shrewsbury School on the site of the present school boathouse. The name Pengwern was chosen as a Shrewsbury Rowing Club then existed, but was short-lived, being last recorded in 1876.
The present site of Pengwern's clubhouse was purchased in 1880. The following year a new 3-storey "half-timbered" clubhouse was completed, still the centre part of the existing building, generally accepted as being virtually unrivalled architecturally, and having a superb position opposite the Quarry Park the site of the famous Shrewsbury Flower Show.
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By the time the rite was over Carter knew that he was in no region whose place could be told by earth’s geographers, and in no age whose date history could fix. For the nature of what was happening was not wholly unfamiliar to him. There were hints of it in the cryptical Pnakotic fragments, and a whole chapter in the forbidden Necronomicon of the mad Arab Abdul Alhazred had taken on significance when he had deciphered the designs graven on the Silver Key. A gate had been unlocked—not indeed the Ultimate Gate, but one leading from earth and time to that extension of earth which is outside time, and from which in turn the Ultimate Gate leads fearsomely and perilously to the Last Void which is outside all earths, all universes, and all matter.
There would be a Guide—and a very terrible one; a Guide who had been an entity of earth millions of years before, when man was undreamed of, and when forgotten shapes moved on a steaming planet building strange cities among whose last, crumbling ruins the earliest mammals were to play. Carter remembered what the monstrous Necronomicon had vaguely and disconcertingly adumbrated concerning that Guide.
“And while there are those,” the mad Arab had written, “who have dared to seek glimpses beyond the Veil, and to accept HIM as a Guide, they would have been more prudent had they avoided commerce with HIM; for it is written in the Book of Thoth how terrific is the price of a single glimpse. Nor may those who pass ever return, for in the Vastnesses transcending our world are Shapes of darkness that seize and bind. The Affair that shambleth about in the night, the Evil that defieth the Elder Sign, the Herd that stand watch at the secret portal each tomb is known to have, and that thrive on that which groweth out of the tenants within—all these Blacknesses are lesser than HE Who guardeth the Gateway; HE Who will guide the rash one beyond all the worlds into the Abyss of unnamable Devourers. For HE is’UMR AT-TAWIL, the Most Ancient One, which the scribe rendereth as THE PROLONGED OF LIFE.”
Through the Gates of the Silver Key - By H. P. Lovecraft
(with E. Hoffmann Price)
Um grande obrigado ao M. Petiz e ao António Guerra pelas dicas para a localização deste melro das rochas! :)
Serra da Freita - 9 de Maio de 2014
During winter time, when sunny day coming you can still have some interesting view to share with. 冬天的湖面別有一番滋味
One of the roads to the southside of Mono Lake off of Highway 120. It was zero degrees outside, but that wouldn't keep me from taking photos. A cloudy morning with snow falling made for some nice photos ops. I was the only one crazy enough to be in the area or out at this time of day and I loved it!!! The spots are snowflakes dropping.
Aplaudir un amanecer o una puesta de sol es aplaudir a lo más asombroso que existe fuera y que somos capaces de sentir dentro.
Cheering a sunrise or a sunset is cheering the most amazing thing that exists outside and that we are able to feel inside.
Taken on our way back from our Grizzly adventure we managed to see a small group of Orcas from the boat....7 transient Orcas 2 of which were young. A great way to end a day.
A humble thank you to all that have been there from the beginning on my Flickr journey and those that may have just joined....I appreciate every view and comment.
I have always loved being outside and enjoying wildlife; it's only in the last few years I have started to take up photography and with anything you need to learn... That is exactly what I have done from many of you over the last couple of years so my gratitude for the tips, feedback, support and humor.
Early last week was the 5 Million views milestone for me; again humbling moment but one I am proud of.
Thanks everyone!
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Dartford Warbler - Sylvia Undata
Hope everyone is happy today!!! :)))
Taken at Minnesota, went to visit Laurie for few days...Laurie and I went outside for few minutes to shoot this place....great memories with my dear friend...first time to see a snow, hehe!!! I'm sooo happy!!! :)))
Catch up with you guys later...I'm going to Pennsylvania tom. just want to share this with you!!! :)))
Love yah all!!! xxxxxx
The fog rolled in last night. I woke up this morning and stayed outside for a long while in it.
p.s. bet you can't spot all three butterflies....
bitter cold evening, with the sun and clouds going down like a stage curtain, leaving just the dark and the cold
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This adult Little Egret spent most of yesterday morning getting quite irate and chasing younger Little Egrets out of its immediate feeding area on the coastal section of the RSPB reserve at Leighton Moss. It was quite amusing to watch as the younger ones really didn't take that much notice of being constantly told off.
Shrewsbury School was founded by Edward VI in 1552 following the dissolution of two ecclesiastical colleges in the town. In its original incarnation the school was sited not outside the loop of the River Severn as it is today, but within its boundary, where it occupied a number of black and white houses.
In marked contrast to this prosperity Shrewsbury’s fortunes were reversed during the civil war period and eighteenth century, with a decrease in pupil numbers. It was not until 1798 and the accession of headmaster Samuel Butler that Shrewsbury’s fortunes were revived. Butler, a renowned classical scholar, founded the classical reputation of the school; although this did not suit a certain pupil named Charles Darwin,
Development of the school site continued throughout the twentieth-century with a boathouse, new library and series of boarding houses amongst the many additions.
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I spent most of my first 2 weeks in California splitting my time between the Malibu Coast and Mulholland Drive. While I had a lot of difficulty shooting Mulholland because I had very little experience with hazy conditions, Malibu Pier was always a winner for me.
As I've mentioned a few times I think, I knew nothing about this place at the time and for most, it's probably an afterthought. There's no real beach area at the pier but past it is the lagoon portion which is where most of the beachgoers end up. The pier itself is very short and in the bottom 5 in California in length. There's a really calm, serene feeling whenever I've been here and standing on the rocky embankment gives you just enough height to get an interesting perspective.
Since arriving here in late December, I've probably taken over 1,000 shots from about here to a similar distance on the other side and never get tired of it. For a few months, this entire area was closed off and under heavy construction and I really missed shooting here. It did however, give me a good chance to explore a bit more in both directions and helped me find a few of my other favorite locations.
This was a 2 frame horizontal panorama and I was lucky to match these up at all. I shot 4 or 5 frames of the right side of the pier and the surf and just 1 of the actual pier for some reason. Fortunately I found a decent match from the set. Scotch was with me this day and since we left at sunrise, he was sleeping by my feet during the majority of this trip. It was also the last time I dragged him along for a shoot. After this, we headed up into Topanga Canyon in the dense fog and rain and I think he finally decided he'd rather retire and hang out at home.
Malibu Pier
Malibu, California
January 19th, 2016
SETTINGS:
Canon T4i
2 shot horizontal panorama
EF-S18-135mm IS STM
@35mm
ISO 100
f/5
4.6 seconds
ND1000
CPL
Colonnade Arch, also called Five Hole Arch, is complex structure, more of a buttressed alcove than a series of arches. It has three windows looking to the southeast and two windows opening upward. This fascinating structure is on the western rim of the Green River Canyon, and has views of parts of Canyonlands, the Green River and the La Sal Mountains.
Desert varnish colors the inside walls, but has not colored the outside walls.
Vosges
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