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These two red telephone boxes were not in the greatest condition but they both had working telephones in them.
I enjoyed my visit to Coventry thanks for all your comments on my pictures.
While I was exploring P.E.I. I noticed the red colored soil which reminded me of my travels around Australia. I saw a few dirt roads off of the main road I was driving on and thought I should try a hyperlapse going down one of them. This was the first dirt road I found after having that thought, and without knowing what was at the end, I strapped my camera to the roof and slowly drove down the road while my camera was snapping away. I figured that the road would end at the water that I could see in the distance, and if it did, I thought I'd park there and eat lunch while my camera shot a timelapse. I found a nice surprise waiting for me at the end of the road, which you'll see in the next shot.
Eleanora didn't normally dream. But when she did, it was always red dreams... nothing but red.
For some reason, lately she has been dreaming of green plants too...
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Hi! This shot is actually from a few months ago, but at the moment I didn't like it so I just let it there. And today I wanted to upload a photo of my little vampire so I got it back.
Hope you like it!
I love love love these cupcakes, red velvet has become my favourite these days. The icing is cream cheese, and nothing better than the red chocolate and chocolate bits to decorate. Yummy!
Red Squirrel munching on a walnut on the Alverstone Meade nature reserve, Isle of Wight. It was a little overcast and dull so flash was used to boost the colours.
(Canon EOS 40D; 07/02/2009; 1/200 at f/5.6; ISO 800; white balance: Auto; focal length: 420 mm)
A visit to Bellymack Farm , Dumfries & Galloway, produced a spectacle of over 85+ birds circling & coming in to feed. So many birds in fact , that at times it was difficult to just get one in the frame.
Well worth a visit!
Red Dao minority in Northern Vietnam. Photo taken in November 2003 in Sapa, Vietnam.
www.topasecolodge.com/red-dao-minority/
camera Canon EOS 50E, lens EF 28-80 mm 1:3,5-6,5 IV, slide film Kodak E100GX.
Slide was scaned with HP Scanjet G4010.