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Papa Great Egret arrives at the nest to give mama a break at the Smith Oaks rookery, High Island, Texas.
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A bell tower from former times. Too high for my GF 30mm shift lens to correct converging verticals totally. As the tower construction does not have straight pillars anyway, I think the remaining perspective is not disturbing.
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This measures an inch and a half square inches
This photo was taken on February 26th, 2024 at 14:07:25 pm
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It was a day of constantly shifting clouds. A prolonged period of sunshine was about to come upon us though :)
In her book "Vanishing Cornwall," Daphne du Maurier wrote:
"More spectacular than the small inland mines are the chimneys and engine-houses of those built above the sea, perched like the nests of eagles. Botallack, near Cape Cornwall in West Penwith, has an almost eerie grandeur, set on a peak of rock with the Atlantic foaming at its base. Here, in old days, the subterranean workings extended below the sea-bed itself, several fathoms deep, and although no tragedy occurred the miners were forever aware of the ocean above their heads, the sinister roar of waves breaking against the distant cliffs, the seeping of saltwater into the rock crannies where they worked. This rock was their only protection from sudden death by drowning, the hot moist air about them made breathing difficult, and equally hard was the steep ascent by ladders to the cliffs when their shift was done, climbing perhaps at night through the pitch-black darkness, and in winter a full gale blowing."
The mine is located at St. Just, Penzance
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experimenting with different textures and layers from Happysweet mama's free site , www.flickr.com/groups/happysweetmamas_free_files/ a great free resource.