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One of two enormous purple flower pots that adorn one of the entrances to Roma Street Parkland. Against the green backdrop, it really does stand out. Sorry, I can't name the flowers.
In Autumn, it really is a joy to see such colour.
(In case anyone is wondering ... there was no trick photography involved here. I just captured it as it was).
One of the gardener from the Community Garden closer to my place is very innovative. I always enjoy his garden and his .unique displays This is one of them.
I am mostly away from flickr, not by choice!!! I'll try to catch up....
Many thanks to all those who view, fav or comment my pictures. It is much appreciated.
The Sheboygan coal loads crawl west up the grade on wet rails as a fast moving storm unleashed this scene.
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The promenade Tywyn, Wales. The strength of Storm Ciara evident, with a concrete bench swept from who knows where.
The pot signal on the UP's North Yard lead is set to stop at Western Ave Tower A-2 while some tea-kettle poses for photographers.
Spoiler: While making a big pot of sweet and sour cabbage soup, the reflection in the side of the pot caught my eye. I hope the dish won't run away with the spoon.
AAW january 11 - 18: It's all in the Details
WIT: This is a plant pot in my home, which has some nice detailing. Shot close to a window, and in post, cloned out some light spots and cropped.
1960 Plymouth Fury fin at Big M. All the MOPAR cars from this era are notorious for their failure-prone chrome-plating and you can really see it here. Not just a few pits here and there, every inch of this piece is heavily frosted with barnacles. Makes a nice texture for pictures tho. Night, total darkness with white flashlight from 2 directions in 14-seconds.
Lens: Takumar 200mm f/3.5
We have a pair of Carolina Wrens constructing a nest in a pot of Yellow Bird Orchids that is under cover of the deck. It's a large nest and we assume it must be their second brood this year because of how late it is. It is right outside our patio door so we can watch the chicks grow. Should be lots of fun. I spotted this one on the squirrel feeder with some material. He was waiting for me to move out of the way to he could take it to the new nest. Quite interesting.
Lobster pots at the end of the harbour wall in Lowertown Fishguard..
It's been a difficult couple of years. This is my first photo of 2022. Hope to get back out and take many more this year.
Shipwreck on the beach at Corpach near Fort William, with Ben Nevis, Aonach Beag and Aonach Mòr behind. After sustained rainfall, the sun came out and revealed a perfect rainbow.
Pot Alley is little more than a collection of rocks by the beach, south of Kalbarri, Western Australia.
But the skies are DARK!
A cooking pot in Allan MacRae's (a founder of the Assynt Crofters' Trust) house at Torbreck, Lochinver.
When I invite Sparkles over for a drink or three, it kinda sorta always ends up something like this: a dance-off in the greenhouse with the greenhouse security camera catching the antics! This is really colorful, right?! And we’re looking very sunkissed here, but you know, it’s greenhouse lighting, extra fine tuned for uhm, pot plants. And yes, I have fluffy boots in every color including Georgia red!
I wanted to show Spark my prized cannabis plant, so after our fourth or fifth margarita, we danced through the doors to admire the blue-ribbon worthy greenery (okay, maybe not quite blue ribbon!) and I forgot to switch off the security cameras. But ... a win for us, a drunk selfie for the collection without even having to snap it ourselves. Plus, bonus points for Sparkle actually sparkling like a unicorn here as well! Love you, Sparkling girl, and cheers to another adventure with photographic evidence for the memory album. Yay! PS: your version is so ace!🍷🍷🍷
I hope everyone is having a fantastic fall ... I have been sporadic with my Flickering because, well, it's football season and as everyone knows, I'm obsessed. Go Dawgs! Sending tons of love! xo ❤️🏈