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These are not standout photos of mine. They were taken many years ago, probably about 2003 to document the fact that I hand-raised a little dove that we called Duck. My grand daughter Tamika named him that and I have often wondered if that caused any identity problems for him lol.
I kept him for a very long time and one day quite by accident he got out of his cage and flew away. He never looked back .... the ungrateful thing.
Actually he never really left. He stayed close by and came to feed at my frontyard feeder with the rest of the birds that come daily. Eventually he found a mate and brought her along too and then one day he turned up with his partner and 2 baby doves. I was so HAPPY. I'm sure duck has passed on now but I still have his descendants come very day to eat at our feeder which is a constant reminder of a gorgeous little pet.
Discover a standout piece of San Francisco’s architectural landscape at Sunset Co-op Nursery School. This modern building, with its vibrant yellow exterior and expansive glass windows, exemplifies the city’s blend of contemporary design and historic charm. Situated at a bustling street corner, the school’s bold color and sleek lines create a striking contrast against the traditional residential backdrop. This structure not only serves as an educational institution but also as a symbol of the community’s forward-thinking spirit. Its flat roofline and clean angles offer a refreshing departure from the classic Victorian and Edwardian styles that dominate the area. Perfectly capturing the eclectic essence of San Francisco, this building is a must-see for architecture enthusiasts and locals alike.
This is the Washinton Bridge ove the Housatonic River that connects Stratford to Milford on US route 1.
A rainstorm was passing that gave a nice dramatic sky behind the bridge. I converted this in Photoshop and in channel mixer I duplicated Kodak TMAX black and white film. Added sharpness and burned some areas to have the bridge standout.
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Cheetahs leave scents on trees, termite mounts and man-made objects that standout in the landscape. Scent messages let them know about other cheetahs in the territory.
Comiccon Brussels 2022 - Q&A Robin Lord Taylor
Robin Lord Taylor
Gotham - The Walking Dead - John Wick: Chapter 3
Our next guest his rendition of Batman's Penguin is one of the most remarkable standout performances of the character.
We are of course talking about ROBIN LORD TAYLOR aka THE PENGUIN from the DC hitseries GOTHAM! He truly owns every scene with a unique take on the villain(that never falls back on the gimmicks of the comic book) who'll ultimately, as we all know, will become one of Bruce Wayne's greatest enemies.
Apart from his star role in Gotham, you might also remember him as Sam in The Walking Dead.
( Comic con brussels is your celebration of geek culture in the heart of europe!
You will find us at the beautiful Tour & Taxis site near the Brussels North train station. At Comic Con Brussels you will find Dealers, Artists, Actors, ... It's a Con that brings together all the things you love:
Comics, cosplay, gaming, films, manga, collectibles, anime, tv series, clothing, toys, gadgets and lots more!!!
There are still tickets at the register - Cosplay ticket 25 euro & standard ticket 30 euro )
Strobist: Shot with two 550Ex's triggered by ST-E2.
1 550 @ 1/16th pointed into the colander the other on the floor set @ 1/32nd to the left of camera bounced off a sheet of white card. Setup pic to follow.
Awesome R8 in Edgecliff, I loved how it stood out from the other traffic, let me know what you think of the shot and editing
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Easy to find
It’s hard to hide in this kimono. It’s large and in charge.
No rest for the wicked. I returned from travel to assist with a conference with 100+ attendees. If the event coordinators needed to find me, I was easily spotted in this ensemble. This kimono stands out in a crowd.
Kimono, Carole Little (thrifted). Dress, BB Dakota (thrifted). Boots, Fergie. Earrings, Ali’s Boutique. Belt, Lucky (thrifted).
Another from Saturday morning's fantastic sunrise and featuring the spectacular "melted" white rocks that are scattered along this stretch of industrial coastline.
White rocks are a godsend to photographers. All of a sudden most of the problems of balancing the strong sunrise with the dark shadows on the far edge of a dark rock disappear, and you are free to focus on composition. With a strong foreground element like this one, I decided to exclude everything else and leave it as a sole point of focus for the image.
EOS 50D / Sigma 10-20mm / Hi-tech 0.9 ND HE
If you want to go far in life, follow this cloud's example!
Wenn man es im Leben weit bringen will, sollte man es dieser kleinen Wolke nachmachen... ;)
Credits: ESA/NASA
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Standout car in this scene is the black Morris Minor LRX273. DVLA says it was a 1955 model, last on the road in 1993. It would be nice to think it was stored somewhere, but maybe all those years of daily driver use finally took their toll?
Toyota Camry, Honda Accord, another Subaru estate and a Mitsubishi L300 van of most interest to me.
Location approximately here: goo.gl/maps/2yqw4cuN7Ns
Tywappity Lake Trail
Scott County Missouri USA
When I started this hike I wasn't going to take my camera. Sometimes I just like walking in the woods, and let my mind wonder, without contemplating on what would be a good photo, as I often do when I have my camera in tow. However when I started my hike and observed the water, how smooth it was, how calm the forest was on this beautiful autumn evening, I went back and got my camera, knowing that I would find ample subjects with little or not thought.
This lone tree that was turning ahead of the rest really caught my eye. Colors are most noticeable when the background does not compete. The yellows in these leaves would not be near as impressive if the surrounding trees did not provide contrast to these bright hues. The background is green and muted and there appears to be a slight mist in the upper part of the image.
The foreground is supplemented by a branch sticking out of the water. This partially submerged branch is important for the composition, because it breaks up almost perfect reflection on this very calm evening. This little imperfection adds interest to the image.
I could not miss her, because she was sitting in the row on the edge of the aisle, and right below me - but I am sure there were many I missed, or did not get a good look at!
Well, uh... here's a standout model. This is a school bus... but it's on the 121? But not really, I think a driver was just having fun with the rollblinds. So, why the fleet numbers? It might be that this bus latterly operated with the infamous UK North of Manchester, given one of its sisters were acquired from there, but I can't quite confirm that from this photograph alone. As well as this, prior to coming to Hull, this was another Olympian rather 'local' to this end of the country, starting out life with West Yorkshire PTE before leaving home for a dramatic change of occupation as a Wilts and Dorset convertible open top. Some life, eh? I'd understand that with Alpha, this is where its travelled life, unfortunately, would come to an end.
One of two rather unusual double deckers from this collection, Alpha of Hull's CUB 70Y, a 1983 ECW-bodied Leyland Olympian new to West Yorkshire PTE as their 5070, then coming down south to Wilts and Dorset and operating as convertible open-topper 3911, then likely heading down to UK North of Manchester and operating there as their 212, is seen here at the Alfred Gelder Street bus stand likely operating some form of school service. Note the minibus at the back.
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