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A tiny mushroom stands tall on a small moss covered branch.
In the woods on an unusually humid day, dodging the torrential rain showers.
Oh Lord it's hard to be humble
When you're perfect in every way
I can't wait to look in the mirror
Cause I get better looking each day
To know me is to love me
I must be a hell of a man
Oh Lord It's hard to be humble,
But I'm doing the best that I can
At the container terminal in Bremerhaven there are many container gantry cranes. This one is still a very old one, which was built as a grid tube construction to bring less weight to the pier. With today's requirements, such a bridge is no longer sufficient. Completely different dimensions and designs are required.
Am Container Terminal in Bremerhaven stehen viele Container Verladebrücken. Diese hier ist noch eine sehr alte, die als Gitterrohr Konstruktion gebaut wurde, um weniger Gewicht auf die Pier zu bringen. Bei den heutigen Ansprüchen, reicht solch eine Brücke nicht mehr stand. Da sind ganz andere Dimensionen und Bauarten gefragt.
Selfie time! For the first time, I am showing off my selfie! I know it's almost same like my last uploaded image, sorry for that :)
“Accept the challenges so that you can feel the exhilaration of victory.”
-- George S. Patton
There is a special kind of exhilaration one feels looking down at a majestic mountainous landscape, especially when getting the opportunity has involved the challenges of long and strenuous climbing. The man in this picture did not have to climb much - the top of the rock he is standing on is maybe 20 feet above the walking path, very close to the parking lot. That's what I thought before studying the photo in detail. And then I had noticed that apparently the man's arms are missing. That, of course, changes everything: the picture gets a new meaning with the depth of the man's life story; his proud stance suddenly becomes real - and inspiring.
(photo taken at
Grand Canyon North Rim, Arizona, U.S.A.)
Since my last upload historical events have taken place. The people of Great Britain have decided to leave the European Union, and yesterday we remembered those who were injured and lost there lives in the "Battle of the Somme".
My image is a tribute to all that strive to make Great Britain a country to be proud of!
A shot I took in Denmark in a park in Copenhagen. A funny moment because this heron had something hanging on its beak that was rather large.
I was very curious to see how on earth he could get this through his throat but unfortunately the heron saw me, and decided to hide behind some shrubbery.
That was not easy, he stumbled into the reed, hardly able to lift of.
This old homestead barn is standing strong even through the rough Idaho weather. See more from this homestead here galleries.rusticlens.com/Travel/Fenn-Homestead
I remember
Us ridin'
In the open rain
We were hiding
From the world
Alive
Oh, and you looked so good
And you felt so nice
Standing there
And I looked into
Your mystic eyes
"Mystic Eyes" ~ Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
I’ve passed this tree and the one next to it in the field plenty of times on my travels, and always check in on the crops surrounding them in the hope of poppies. This year there’s a few scattered around the edges but nothing I could get in frame so I picked out this composition which I quite like.
Maybe next year for the poppies......
It was fun watching the drama where three pelicans were atop a light tower. The bird attempting to land circled again and again until it simply dropped in with a forced landing.
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Lone tree standing, very proud
Wrapped in natures, wild shroud
Waiting under the midday sun
For the wind to slowly run
Through its branches, that do sway
As the birds head its way
To rest their wings on its green
To gaze upon, their kingdom seen
That does stretch, so far away
As the clouds, they do play
In the skies, that i do see
Above the lone and beautiful tree
The soil of one of the potted plants in my greenhouse has become covered with moss. The image shows the sporophytes that have developed from the gametophyte body of the moss; these are the structures that produce spores for reproduction. One of these sporophytes has grown much taller than the others.
For Macro Mondays theme 'The Odd One'.
Took this after lunch yesterday when we went for a stroll in the area near the restaurant
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