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Just in case you thought you knew what was coming next, I don't even know what sets and groups to put this one in :)
No photoshop trickery required either, just sunshine and a shiny black table.
Thanks again for all the well wishes, i'm crossing everything possible that the hole in my mouth is healing, i got a dry socket last time round and that made the whole extraction thing seem like a fun day out. Nothing like having the bones and nerves exposed to test out your pain thresholds.
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In shadow on the north side of a mountain, reflected light from the south facing mountain across the way. Which, I was informed by the Colorado Avalanche patrol, was an avalanche zone, so I beat it out of there.
This was manufactured out of a grey and white reflection. The white is from a stainless steel ladder.
I hope this puts Cherish back on track.
Thought I'd show something low key after the last post. I've come to love the solway coast, after a difficult first visit.
Had a macro session at the Hunter Botanical Gardens at Heatherbrae, NSW; Australia with long time friend and fellow flickr photographer Joe Micallef today.
Here's a couple of keepers.
Thought I'd try and get these in before Joe - as I expect his are better!! :-)
Thanks for a great session and spotting Joe!!
Check out his images on flickr at : Joe Micallef
I got lucky to catch this hoverfly as well as the lilly and reflection - hope you like it!!
Thanks for any comments, views or favorites!!
Have a fantastic day and week!!!
- www.kevin-palmer.com - At my campsite next to one of the Seven Brothers Lakes, thunderstorms passed by to my north and south. But I got nothing more than a few raindrops and rumbles of thunder.
It is amazing what a puddle of rainwater can reflect. Connected to San Francisco by the Golden Gate Bridge, Fort Baker is one of the components of California's Golden Gate National Recreation Area. The Fort, which borders the City of Sausalito in Marin County, is served as an Army post until the mid-1990s, when the headquarters of the 91st Division moved to Parks Reserve Forces Training Area. It is located opposite Fort Point at the entrance to the San Francisco Bay.
Finally we have some decent light and enough for me to play with HDR for a change. This is a reflection of a tree rotated 180 and processed thru easyHDR and photoshop.
A white stork and its mirror image reflection as seen in the Discovery Island section of Disney's Animal Kingdom.
Disney's Animal Kingdom | Discovery Island
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This rock sticks out of the water at Piha. I'm not sure describing it as a rock quite does it justice because it is huge. It's called Lion Rock and is part of an eroded volcano.
Two long shifts done after two weeks off on annual leave..
No Covid patients at all which is good. But still had the usual mix of medical and trauma patients.. Life goes on despite Covid! :)
Plus of course managed an AMT coffee during my shift, this time from the Hallamshire Hospital!
I work for Yorkshire Ambulance Service in and around the city of Sheffield in South Yorkshire.
It’s a great job and I feel very honoured to be able to help people at their point of need.
Check out the website for all sorts of info re YAS and the work we do.
I rather liked the combination of the view through the window and the reflection of the lower staircase.
The Derwent Dam where the Dambusters Lancasters trained for their tour of duty in the second World War , Respect To Them
I was on the look out for alternative views of this landmark when this puddle caught my eye. Click and rotate 180 to hopefully confuse a few people.
Reflecting HOLONS is an installation by Jetske Visser & Michiel Martens for Winter Lights 2018 at Canary Wharf, London.
October 13, 2018
Harwich, Massachusetts
Cape Cod - USA
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As we get closer to the 60th anniversary (!!!), it's starting to sink in that World of Color will be changing. I'm wildly excited about the new show, but I will miss the current show horribly. The current show is spectacular, and I love it tremendously. I'm glad I got to see/photograph the show this past weekend - here's hoping I get to shoot it a couple more times before it goes away entirely!
Thanks for your views, comments, and favorites!
Paper Wasp reflecting on our terracotta birdbath.
Look at how much their feet dip in the water. The water tension must be really strong.
We have had extra-ordinary numbers of these paper wasps in our garden this year. They build their paper houses in the fence railings and help keep the bug balance in the garden by catching caterpillars and other insects for food.
This is the Yellow Paper Wasp - Polistes dominulus
Photos: Jean