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Leaf Curling Spider (Phonognatha graeffei) female

 

I have been watching this Lady and her leaf nest for about a week, hoping to get a shot of her out of the nest. She normally retreats if I get within three metres. Today she stayed out long enough for just one shot.

Female Leopard-Botswana

Scanned from my old Velvia Slides.

www.rueltafalla.blogspot.com

   

A cute little stone bunny peeking out of an old wheelbarrow turned into a flowerbed.

 

Have a wonderful week! :-)

The Other Side is the Topic for 10 April 2011

 

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Textures are 1 by myself

and 1 by twntygreydays

 

Thank you to the people who take time to leave a comment, they are very much appreciated.

compliments of Dallas's Perot Museum of History

Our first peek of color in the yard, one of the Jack Frost Brunnera perennials that show well with the little blooms all through Spring, April, 2026. I just learned that this plant is native to Siberia.

Great Horned Owl in neighborhood pine tree.

 

Point-and-Shoot

3.8-247.0 mm

f/5.6, 192.1

1/640, ISO 640

1947

 

Borneo Eared Frog - last photo of this delightful frog

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Red squirrel (Sciurus vulgaris) peeking from behind a tree.

 

Wiewiórka (Sciurus vulgaris) wyglądająca zza drzewa.

During this heatwave here in western / central Europe, I'm just hanging on like these pretty forget-me-nots: I'm staying in the shade and, at most, sticking my head out into the sun from time to time (I am absolutely no summer person)

 

Hope you are doing well ... and please stay cool !

  

[ taken with a manual Super-Multi-Coated Takumar 50mm @ f1.4 ]

A view of the narrower lower path in Captains Wood. Can you spot Ross?

Grasshopper,photographed in Ubud,Bali.

설렐 때만 사랑이니까

(La la la la la)

내 친구 모두 소리쳐 넌 정말 문제야!

I’m fine, fine, fine, fine, fine, fine

Peek-peek-a-peek-a-boo

Peek-peek-a-peek-a-boo

흥, 흥이 난 여우 그, 그런 나라구

Peek-peek-a-peek-a-boo

We found this cool looking tree on our hike today.

Sorry for he lack of uploads lately. I’ve just been quite busy with school and other stuff too (rather not get into it). But anyway I though I give you a peek sneek into a build I’ve been working on for quite some time, hope ya like it!

  

-SB

The long grass is almost perfect for disapearing this roe. He still is looking in my direction to find the course: the sound of my camera.

I didn't even know this deer was feeding along the trail, until he popped his head up for a look!

Squirrel @ Yorktown, Indiana

Note that I used Photoshop's Generative Fill for the upper left part of the background, which was cluttered with distractions.

Portland, Maine, USA

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Happy Teddy Bear Tuesday! This was a concept shot I've had in my head for quite some time and finally had a chance to rearrange the furniture and shoot it. Playing more with my flash off camera today. I used the flashlight on my phone to slightly illuminate the box the bear is peeking into. The tree is finally going down today so I guess I have to be done with holiday images. Have a great day and thanks for stopping by!

Got my steps in and was found by this barred owl.

 

 

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Another shot from Prague, Czechia.

August 2012.

"A world-famous Scottish painting has been wrecked by an inquisitive toddler. Now Glasgow Royal Concert Hall is facing a repair bill running into thousands of pounds after the iconic canvas, Pillow of Dreams, was damaged. The artwork featured a real pillow stuck on an image of opera singer Joan Sutherland's face. But a toddler wandered up to the giant canvas and pulled off the pillow, leaving glue marks on the chin where it had been attached.

 

The picture is by Steven Campbell, one of Scotland's most celebrated artists, who died two years ago. He was one of the New Glasgow Boys, a group of internationally renowned painters who emerged in the 1980s. His works sell for tens of thousands of pounds at top galleries in London and New York.

 

Yesterday, experts said it was impossible to value Pillow of Dreams. he vast, mural-style painting was specially commissioned for the opening of the hall in the mid-90s and is unlikely ever to be sold on the open market.

 

It was one of four works by the New Glasgow Boys bought by the hall for a total of £50,000 at the time - though the artists sold them for below their market value. A spokeswoman for the Royal Concert Hall said: "We still have the pillow. It was pulled off by a child. We are currently working with our insurance company to ensure the work is restored as quickly as possible."

One of my favorite shots from Banff trip This guy was just outside of Banff on highway 1A came down off the mountain from eating berries and peeked through an opening on side of road through the aspen leaf change they where all light up by the sun

Kaithleen's Peeka Dress - @ Trés Chic

Lovely and most of all sexy dress with show/hide hud for bra.

Fitted for Maitreya, Freya, Hourglass, Ebody, Isis and Venus.

  

Sintiklia - Hair Raphael - Group gift

 

Blog:

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Love Be x

Power from CN's U745 emerges from a rock cut at Eagle Mills Junction after delivering its train to LS&I. The power was headed light to Partridge.

Frog peeking out of duckweed filled pond

They are only territorial while in the water.

One of the closest relatives to the hippo are whales

 

Texture by ipiccy.com

  

Framed underneath a cut of covered hoppers is BNSF's Denver, Colorado to Laurel, Montana manifest led by C44-9W No. 4618 that is seen going through Highland, Colorado on a chilly December 13, 2015 afternoon. The train will meet its counterpart at Longs Peak.

I've been spending a lot of time in Canyonlands this winter, visiting potholes and other areas where sandstone melts snow, leaving little gems of floating flora and tiny blue-shelled snails in their depressions. I get wound up in these little scenes, particularly when the wind creates ripples of reflected light across their surface. When I come up for air, a bit dizzy, I have to reorient myself back into the greater landscape and continue my search for other worlds beyond my own.

These lovely white flowers, now largely past their best were peeking from behind a lovely white picket typpe fence. HFF

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