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The colorist movement, which took place in the '60s, are responsible for the bright colors of the Seven Painted Ladies. During the second World War, many homes were painted in cheap gray paint and the city looked drab. So a local artist, Butch Kradum, began painting homes in bright blues and greens and it caught on.
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Standing there, I want to be next to you.
At present, in the past, I wanted to stand there.
This decisive battle is always, always
dyed in red.
Give up on giving up.
The world is completely becoming your comrade,
searching for the reason of it's birth.
Every time, from somewhere in this sky.
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The Painted Hills in South Australia taken from the air. These remote amazing hills are surrounded by flat dry desert and lie in Anna Creek - the world's largest cattle station. The station is some 24,000 square kilometres (or bigger than Wales if you prefer a tangible scale).
Finally - a Painted skimmer! They're usually our first skimmers to fly early in Spring. So good to see him at the wetlands. North Georgia
p.s. also the first Beast of the year, and a foty Yellow-sided skimmer - rare
A male Painted Bunting taking a bath in a friends water fountain. His head looks more purple than blue, I think, because of the blue color of the fountain.
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This week's Big Excitement for me ! My first excursion with my newly delivered camera took me to our nearest field and it was being harvested. A combine harvester - Oh JOY ! You can see the dust it's kicking up over there on the right near the trees. The driver saw me taking photos and kindly drove down the field again and right past me, smiled and gave me a 'thumbs up'. Isn't it wonderful when people are so kind? Made my day ! (That may be my next upload).
The clouds were beautiful and I loved the lines the newly cut stubble made, so I painted this scene in Topaz Impression 2. I do hope you like it !
As always, thank you so much for your comments, faves or for just looking. Happy weekend to you all ... I hope you find similar kindness and friendliness in everyone you meet.
YOUR kindness has meant this image reached Explore number 79 on 13 August 2016 - thank you all so very much !
Brian the snail really loves a bit of DIY - but no nasty solvents for him! Although it is a struggle and takes much longer, he prefers to peel off the old paint by hard work!
For Macro Mondays theme 'Peel'. The snail's shell is about 1.2 cm long, so the image spans around 6.9 cm.
Several very large old metal storage containers have been placed at the end of the road to the new pier in my village. They have been painted numerous times over the years, in all sorts of colours, as is evident from the peeling of the many layers of paint. I had to take Brian on a 'field trip' to photograph him peeling back paint layers - I think he quite enjoyed the outing.
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph.
A strong westerly wind was blowing over Langstone Harbour, Hampshire yesterday evening at sunset so no reflection around so decided to have a go at some long exposures over the old rotten posts which are the remains of the old Billy Line Station.
Quite like the effect in the sky from the long exposure which looks like it's been painted(badly)!
150 second exposure using a Lee "Big Stopper" 10 stop ND filter + a 0.9 ND grad over the sky.
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Rare in our part of New York but there's a relic Adirondack ecosystem in the Dorothy McIlroy Bird Sanctuary near Lake Como, NY.
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All one's butterfly memories are sunny ones, bright pictures in the mind which colour the dark days of winter.
Denys Watkins-Pitchford from Ramblings of a Sportsman-Naturalist ( 1979 )
notice anything about the pattern in the chipped paint on this wooden cat's nose? i didn't until i got it up on the laptop screen!!
this is one possibility for the macromonday theme for 3/11 for imperfection.
#MacroMondays and #imperfection
its nose is less than a half an inch from side to side
An older shot I just got around to posting. This boardwalk is located in the Painted Cove Trail section of the Painted Hills Unit of John Day Fossil Beds in central Oregon. The area was formed over 35 million years ago by volcanic eruptions followed by changing climate patterns. The mineral rich volcanic ashes paint the desert dunes in the spectacular colors you see today. Once the area was a river flood plain with a warm tropical climate and lush vegetation and exotic animals. Today an abundance of fossils remain from prehistoric horses, camels, and rhinoceroses making the fossil beds of importance to paleontologists.
As aways, thanks for your comments and have a nice weekend!
I was thrilled to see that my local Painted Bunting has found a lady and she is hard at work building a nest! Hopefully she will be a mother soon if she isn’t already one.
Hope everyone had a great Mother’s Day!
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Passerina ciris
Been trying my hand at some ICM (intentional camera movement).
(You could say the 'slide' was in-camera ;))
I just thought I'd upload one last picture of this fading Painted Lady to make it a hattrick to finish off this series. She's still Beautiful in my eyes and I'm pleased to have captured her...
John Day Fossil Beds National Monument,Oregon.
The black soil is lignite that was vegetative matter that grew along the floodplain. The grey coloring is mudstone, siltstone, and shale.The red coloring is laterite soil that formed by floodplain deposits when the area was warm and humid. An abundance of fossil remains of early horses, camels, and rhinoceroses in the Painted Hills unit makes the area particularly important to vertebrate paleontologists. (Wikipedia)
Scanned from an Ektachrome slide. Last in the Painted Hills series.