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rallus aquaticus
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râle d'eau
Wasserralle
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Violet Blue
HEX-Code 314F6F
RGB code
Red 49 (19%)
Green 79 (31%)
Blue 111 (44%)
Hint... on computer screens, RAL colors do not appear completely authentic.
Now you know something about colors... 😊
Nymphaea Blue Triumph
The Blue Egyptian water lily Nymphaea caerulea, also called blue lotus, Egyptian lotus or blue water lily, is a tropical floating leaf plant from the family of the lily family.
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Invisible au ras des salicornes , le cri d'alerte du Chevalier Aboyeur à fait rentrer les râles d'eau à couvert .
Son passage secret
Quand il se déplace, on voit des « éclairs » blancs au rythme du balancement de la queue.
Espèce : aquaticus
Taille : 28 cm
Envergure : 38 à 45 cm.
Poids : 85 à 135 g
Longévité : 6 ans
Le cri habituel du râle peut être assimilé à celui d'un cochon qu'on égorge,
vit caché dans les roseaux touffus des étangs, marais et rivières aux eaux peu profondes, migre à l'automne vers le sud-ouest de l'Europe ou peut rester sédentaire.
Le plus intéressant... | Ma carte | Mes classeurs | Mes albums
Roubaix | Nord (59) | Hauts-de-France | France
File: 2023008-0255
Around Brynllwyd Glamping, near Pontarfynach, approximately 15 miles east of Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales (Cymru), United Kingdom, on Saturday 2nd September 2023.
About the photograph.
This is a Peugeot 208 crewed by Kyle White and Sean Topping. By the look of the flags shown beside their names on the window, it would imply that they’re from Ireland. However I have no idea, nor do I have any more details, about the car, such as what year it was made.
The Peugeot 208 is a subcompact car, it was in production between 2012 to present day, and there are currently two generations of this model. It is difficult for me to judge which generation this one is.
Here in the photo, the car had come from the B4343, drove down this short lane, and is about to turn into another lane which will take them back to the B4343.
Rali Ceredigion was the first actual rallying motorsport event I attended.
I’m really more of a Formula 1 fan, and keep up with the F1 news, even attended my first real live F1 race in 2019. I do like rally motorsports too, but hardly really keep up with the news and details.
Having lived my life with self-doubt because of the negativity I get from family, teachers, social workers, over my choice of career (I wanted to be a working photographer) due to myself being a deaf person with speech impaired, I now want to believe in myself, and break out of the negativity.
That’s why I am aiming to get to do non-paid freelance work, for myself, as a way of building up experience, and building up a portfolio, as my aim is to plan ahead and hope to set up my own business.
So, I’ve been doing some photojournalism of Pride parades, doing basketball photography, and even booked models for fashion photos.
Then I thought to see how I feel about motorsports photography, and thought about looking for a rallying event. In part, to see it and enjoy it for myself, and in part, to have a go doing rally photography.
I found out about Rali Ceredigion that was to take place not very far from Aberystwyth, which is where my closer friend was born. I figured to invite my best friend to come with me, because it would give my friend a chance to see their family too.
So we went there for the weekend, and I bought tickets for both of us to attend the event.
The photo shows my attempts to get to do rally photography. I think I have a long way to go, still got to get the right shutter speed, correct aperture, correct ISO setting, and all that stuff. I’m familiar with what techniques to use, but haven’t actually done photos of the rally event, so I lack the experience needed.
Who knows? Maybe next time I may decide to go to another rallying event, and try to improvise.
About Rali Ceredigion.
Rali Ceredigion first started in 2019, and took place on closed public roads in Wales, not far from Aberystwyth.
It is sponsored by JDS Machinery, and in the sponsorship form, the full name of the event is often called JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion.
Over the next few years, it expanded into the British Rally Championship (BRC) events for local and nation divers, and into the European Rally Championship (ERC) for nation and international drivers.
It is possible for up to around 150 cars to take part, in approximately 14 stages, over 113 miles, during the 3 days event (according to 2025 information).
For more details, including next events, simply Google “Rali Ceredigion”
You are free and welcome to comment on my photograph, about the photograph itself, or about the subject in the photo, or about your similar experience.
Update: Buddy has found his forever home! :-)
Buddy came to visit the Towers this evening. He genuinely loves people, he's a "treat hound" and loves kids. Why not come to visit him (and his friends) at the Richmond Animal League? <3
Please support your local animal shelters. :-)
Jupiter & Saturn conjunction on winter solstice 12/21/2020,
Powerful shift in consciousness as Saturn enters Aquarius first, then Jupiter!
With 4 flares from the firmament.
real eyes realize real lies!
File: 2023008-0111
File: 2023008-0116
Around Brynllwyd Glamping, near Pontarfynach, approximately 15 miles east of Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, Wales (Cymru), United Kingdom, on Saturday 2nd September 2023.
About the photograph.
Rali Ceredigion was the first actual rallying motorsport event I attended.
I’m really more of a Formula 1 fan, and keep up with the F1 news, even attended my first real live F1 race in 2019. I do like rally motorsports too, but hardly really keep up with the news and details.
Having lived my life with self-doubt because of the negativity I get from family, teachers, social workers, over my choice of career (I wanted to be a working photographer) due to myself being a deaf person with speech impaired, I now want to believe in myself, and break out of the negativity.
That’s why I am aiming to get to do non-paid freelance work, for myself, as a way of building up experience, and building up a portfolio, as my aim is to plan ahead and hope to set up my own business.
So, I’ve been doing some photojournalism of Pride parades, doing basketball photography, and even booked models for fashion photos.
Then I thought to see how I feel about motorsports photography, and thought about looking for a rallying event. In part, to see it and enjoy it for myself, and in part, to have a go doing rally photography.
I found out about Rali Ceredigion that was to take place not very far from Aberystwyth, which is where my closer friend was born. I figured to invite my best friend to come with me, because it would give my friend a chance to see their family too.
So we went there for the weekend, and I bought tickets for both of us to attend the event.
The photo shows my attempts to get to do rally photography. I think I have a long way to go, still got to get the right shutter speed, correct aperture, correct ISO setting, and all that stuff. I’m familiar with what techniques to use, but haven’t actually done photos of the rally event, so I lack the experience needed.
Who knows? Maybe next time I may decide to go to another rallying event, and try to improvise.
I didn’t get a programme guide, and I struggle to find the details of that event, so I don’t really know what car this is.
In the photograph, we can see the driver and the navigator’s names on the car, they are M. Evans and J. Jackson, both of them born in Wales. I have no idea what car this is, it appears to be a VW. Aside from this, that is all I could find out.
Here in the photo, they had come from the B4343, drove down this short lane, and are seen in the photo, turning into another lane which will take them back to the B4343.
About Rali Ceredigion.
Rali Ceredigion first started in 2019, and took place on closed public roads in Wales, not far from Aberystwyth.
It is sponsored by JDS Machinery, and in the sponsorship form, the full name of the event is often called JDS Machinery Rali Ceredigion.
Over the next few years, it expanded into the British Rally Championship (BRC) events for local and nation divers, and into the European Rally Championship (ERC) for nation and international drivers.
It is possible for up to around 150 cars to take part, in approximately 14 stages, over 113 miles, during the 3 days event (according to 2025 information).
For more details, including next events, simply Google “Rali Ceredigion”
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