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I like to fly, but you have to keep your sights very sharp in sight too [SAC] M4A1 SOPMOD VICE, kkkkkkkkkkkk 😁😎🎯
Fallen terminal branch system of the silver birch among the snow masses in a sunny january day in Pushchino, Moscow region, Russia
ReadMeri previews KoKoLoReS' hairs for The Hair Fair 2019 and shows off Addams new release - Portia - too <3
More info on the blog - readmeri.wordpress.com/2019/08/15/shoot-the-hostage/
As Briton and I were going from one place to another, we spotted this beauty way up in a big tree. Briton swings around and I got out and shot it. Best kind of Drive by shooting I like to hear about. Cooper's Hawk Plymouth Meeting Pa.
Last night I saw the most beautiful shooting star in the sky I had ever seen. It was supposed to be the biggest Perseid meteor shower in years; I did not actually see the really gorgeous shower-show because I was in city and clouds soon came in, but I managed to see some single performers with one top-class extraordinary beauty.
No chance to take photos of it, my camera just gets blinded in front of such a spectacle, but I have another photo that in its spirit reminds this star show.
I hope we all can always enjoy fascination of stars, blooming flowers, and true beauty of human soul. Enjoy your Sunday and upcoming week, my dear Flickr friends!
No, no surfer out there shooting the curls. Just me shooting them with my camera. Pretty good waves out there that day.
Davenport Landing, just north of Santa Cruz, California.
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Brenton Point State Park
Newport, Rhode Island
My goal this evening was to capture a sunset from this jetty off of Ocean Ave in Newport. As I was packing up to go, I noticed this scene developing behind me, and rushed to get set up before it disappeared. I'm glad I looked back, because my sunset shot turned out to be underwhelming in both content and composition, and quickly went to the trash.
Filters: Singh-Ray 3-stop reverse GND. I'm really growing to appreciate the RGND; it provides filtration I don't think is achievable (or easily achievable) digitally.
Somewhere along the Big Sur coast.
During my four-day loss of internet service, I decided I had enough images to start another collection, Shooting Sandstone.
From San Francisco to San Diego, I have shot sandstone, cliffs, rocks, formations, caves, whatever.
Going through the images and picking the best was something I have been thinking about for a while now. Thanks to AT&T, I finally had time.
Sorry guys. Unusual posting on Saturday....almost for me. A "POST A RUN", I could only fave without commenting. Enjoy your w.e.!!!!
But at her friend, not me who was working candidly :)
Seen in a stairwell at Auckland Art Gallery.
Have a good Sunday. Now we are supposed to be in Spring we had hail storms yesterday.
It was a very interesting night last night... All sorts of satellites, shooting stars and all sorts of other crazy things were going on.
I was standing at Lake Minnewanka and there were faint pillars of Aurora. Out of no where there was all kinds of white flashing... At first I thought it was lightning... My new theory is space debris entering the Earth's atmosphere.
Anyway... It was a very fun night with a lot going on haha.
We hiked the River Trail at Smith Rock State Park and went up on the Mesa Verde Trail below the 350 foot pillar of the famed Monkeyface, a favorite of climbers.
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Wilbur gets ready to shoot Boot Arch in the Alabama Hills. The free-standing rock pillar is 12 feet tall by 11 1/2 feet wide, but the arch is 3 1/2 feet tall and 4 1/2 feet wide.
Peoples State Forest is a Connecticut state forest occupying 3,059 acres along the West Branch Farmington River opposite American Legion State Forest in the town of Barkhamsted. It is managed for forest products, wildlife habitat, and recreational uses that include hiking, hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling.
The forest was dedicated in October 1924 with a riverside pageant attended by Governor Templeton and another 3,000 persons. The Civilian Conservation Corps made recreational improvements in the 1930s through the laying out of roads and trails and construction of a nature museum with an interior made of chestnut from trees killed by blight.
Nature museum
The park features the Peoples State Forest Nature Museum, a stone-faced building built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in 1935 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum's focus on native flora and fauna includes animal mounts and skulls, minerals and insect specimens along with displays concerning area pioneers, Native Americans, logging, quarrying, and the Civilian Conservation Corps. The museum was open from 1935 to 1942. It reopened in 1992 under the name the Stone Museum. The name was changed back to the Peoples State Forest Nature Museum in 2007.
Trails
The forest has about ten miles (16 km) of trails in the blue-blazed Peoples State Forest Trails system.
Now blooming along the trails are wild orchids, also known as Lady Slippers. Pink lady's slipper is a large, showy wildflower belonging to the orchid family. It has two opposite basal leaves with conspicuous parallel veins and a large flower at the end of an erect stalk. The flower is magenta to whitish-pink; sometimes the whitish pink flowers will have darker pink venation. Rarely the flower may be all white. This plant grows 6 to 15 inches tall and flowers generally between May and July.
The species name acaule is Latin, meaning, "stem less", referring to the plant’s leafless flowering stem. Another common name for this plant is moccasin flower.