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My illustrations on the pages of a discarded library paperback of Alice in Wonderland. Drawings correspond with the actual contexts of the pages.
"Off with the head!" This crazy Queen is taking no prisoners. Walking around her newly painted garden, she's on a mission to behead any poor thing that crosses her path :)
En la subida del Funicular a Artxanda para ir al mirador, donde Iñakisesupone me hizo esta foto: www.flickr.com/photos/inak-uso/6257927623/in/photostream
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On the way up in the Funicular to Artxanda to go to the viewpoint where Iñakisesupone took this photo of me: www.flickr.com/photos/inak-uso/6257927623/in/photostream
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Well I was so happy this morning, I got to see the 2 red pandas which have only been at Peak Wildlife Park for a week. I visited last week when there was just 1 but it was hiding away in the treetops. This morning they both came out for a wander.
They're said to be the best. I don't know how close they really are but that looks unbeatable! The Red Arrows.
This is what I came up with after strengthening the saturation & hue a bit, and giving her a beautiful glow. She's like a red headed porcelain doll. :)
An appropriate title for the romantics among us for this image might be "The Kiss."
Although the lighting is harsh and the capture not as crisp as I would like, I think it's a great moment of interaction between the foxes.
I was looking at some Black Ducks in an inlet when all of a sudden on the opposite shore I saw a fox come out of a brushy area. I thought it would be interested in the ducks, but even though they were close to shore they seemed unconcerned by the fox's presence. Then a second fox that was roughly the same size appeared on the rock in the photo. The two got together with one being submissive. That one was on its back while the other chewed or licked its throat and then touched muzzles as shown here. The approach of a truck caused them to leave. It was the first time I've seen this sort of behavior.
See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Fox
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July 27, 2011, West Grand Lake, Penobscot County, Maine.
This is another decorative metal screen, specifically, the facade of the Verdugo Towers Condominiums in Glendale.
I've wanted to photograph this beauty for a long time and I drive by it every Sat. but it's along side of a four-lane divided highway with a 65 mph limit so not a very good place to stop. Yesterday, however I just held the camera up to the side window and clicked away hoping for the best. I don't think I could have done much better if I had stopped. Of course I did crop out some traffic and part of my mirror but hey, that's what editing software is for. right?
Kniphofia is the genus of Red Hot Pokers. There are many species, mostly in South Africa, and various species and cultivars are popular garden plants. The best known and most widespread species is K. linearifolia. The species in this photo, however, is K. splendida, a spectacular plant with flowering stems reaching nearly 2 m tall, crowned by a large and dense cone of flowers, here seen in the upper Upper Nhandar Valley on Mt Gorongosa.