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After yesterdays slightly damp visit to Dunstanburgh castle Mel and I decided that with the promise of a better forecast we would again return to the same location. I had been very interested in getting a shot of the castle reflected in the now flooded field to the northwest as this is not a typical view of Dunstanburgh and who knows how long this situation will last.
These two shots by Mel give some idea of the change in the field from pasture to lake.
This shot by Mel gives a wider view of the new lakes location to the left of the castle.
Ms. Chip has had a wonderful summer and autumn. She's foraged like crazy and is getting ready for her long winter's nap The babies are off on their own, The weather has turned cold. I will miss her. Hope she's back in the spring. I have so many adorable photos I'll share throughout the long winter.
The 33-story First National Center, built in 1931, is reflected in the south tower of the modern Leadership Square in Downtown Oklahoma City.
The mirror-like windows of the Centre de Cultura Contemporània de Barcelona reflect back the courtyard outside the Centre.
I saw a strong reflection in the nearby water. I used some postprocessing to enhance this..
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A bald eagle, hunting for salmon scraps left by bears on a gravel beach, is reflected in the river with sedge grass in the background, Chilko River, British Columbia.
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I was looking for a place thats for off any city lights and therefore decided to visit the "Feldsee" thats underneath the Feldberg, which is the highest mountain of the Black Forest.
Athens, GA - Clarke County
PiL - Public Image from 1978.
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New York City (NYC) viewed from Jersey City, NJ. It was a great night for shooting as the Hudson was perfectly calm. Venus star trail is also visible just above the city. This was towards the end of a long photo shoot overnight and ended with high tide coming in and me not noticing that fact until too late. All was well though except for a bit of a soaking.
HDR from 1 exposure (Photomatix 3.1)
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Hull Minster reflected through this large glass fronted building opposite, I always photograph this when passing but from different angles,
More London Riverside, London
The Tower of London and fountains at City Hall reflected in the glass walled building of PwC a.k.a. Batman building.
This is my second time on flickr, I started back in 2012,
I needed a change so I started anew, clean slate new beginning, today, I am pausing and reflecting on my jounery
Being a submissive, I would say authenticity reigns supreme. It is not merely about surrendering control, but about embracing the true essence of who I am. I do what makes me up, delving deep into the recesses of my soul to uncover the raw, unfiltered truth that lies within. It is a journey marked by vulnerability, courage, and an unwavering commitment to self-discovery.
There have been moments when doubt has clouded my path, casting shadows upon my journey, times I felt very isolated and alone, its not easy to pack a punch, as an introvert with a small circle. Society's whispers of judgment and misunderstanding have remained with me, threatening to derail me from the correct course. Yet, in the face of adversity, I have found strength in the power of my authentic voice.
I tell my story not as a mere recollection of events, being in a long term submssive relationship, and engading ofthen in S&M play, I find is a testament to the resilience of the human spirit- my spirt. It is a story woven with threads of passion, desire, and unwavering determination. Through the art of photo stories, I reclaim my narrative, casting aside the shackles of societal expectations to embrace the true essence of my submissive nature.
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One of the spans of the railway viaduct over the Waulkmill Glen Reservoir in the Dams to Darnley Country Park.