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You can just barely make out it's eye peeking around the petal. It was so hot Saturday, even the bees, butterflies and dragonflies were hiding in the shade.
Sometimes I have sessions that I'm not overly happy with. Then, whilst sitting in a Starbucks considering whether I might not have what it takes and fiddling in Lightroom, I really see this image for what it is. Beauty. Connection. The love of a mother and daughter. And it makes me smile, and want to tell my mum that I love her.
A young leopard peeks out from behind a termite nest, waiting for us to move on. N'Kaya Lodge, Thornybush Reserve, South Africa
The icons for Peek (an image viewer) got a needed perspective correction to bring them in line with the Haiku Icon Guidelines. Icons for System Preferences, VolumeControl and Screenshot also got perspective improvements. As soon as the colors for the new Peek icons are [seem] definitive, I'll make a new screenshot and post it here.
The marsh marigold looks cheerful peeking out thru the dead grass in the Spring forest. Crimson Lake, Alberta, Canada
Yesterday night it drizzled here in Riyadh as the season is changing into summer. Today morning found the sunlight peeking though the clouds... Clouds are almost rare like these in Riyadh...
Testing using a threaded PEEK "nut" in place of a metal nut. Unlike a metal nut, this shouldn't dissipate as much heat onto the washer. The question is if it's strong enough to hold the barrel in place like a metal nut.
...or peep-eye!
Depending where you grew up, I guess. ;-)
I say peep-eye! when I'm playing with June. Tammi, June's mom, said she had never heard it called that, she thought it was always peek-a-boo. Her parents are from Long Island, NY. So maybe peep-eye is a Southern/Texas thing! Or am I the only one who says peep-eye? LOL!
10.7 Kg of Honey in every 185Kg Mix (minus water). 69Kg of crystallised sugar as well. No wonder those bees are happy! I've mixed and deposited these at Ashfield in the day, no not this day. From The Sun magazine 20 July 1941 via the National Library of Australia.
Peek Sneaker. These sneaky lepidoptera! There I was, minding my own photograph editing business. Out of the corner of my eye, I noticed this furry lepi trying to sneak a peek at the photograph on the screen, looking all thoughtful and such. I guess I should have asked its opinion on whether to change that photograph to black and white or leave it in colour.