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A dreamy long exposure at sunset of the liquorice stick posts at Steetley
The sunlight just hitting the tops of the posts from the left
A different year and a different shoreline. The change in the lake level brings a whole new perspective to the area. A photo at this spot last year did not have any of the rocks except for the big one. Port Elgin, Ontario, Canada.
These birds were not being very cooperative - they kept moving during the 25-second exposure even after I asked them nicely to stay still :-(
The birds stand on the sticks overnight and when the sun comes up, they fly off for breakfast. This shot was 30 minutes before sunrise.
HMM. Today’s theme for MacroMondays is “stick”.
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Macro Mondays ….. Theme " Contained "
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Just having fun with LE and trying portrait orientation.. It was a fun trek to that river.. it was raining and the trail was muddy... a friend fell several times.. and what do you do when a friend slips and lands on his butt? I would have taken a picture but i was laughing hard. 😜
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This is a vertical panoramic image taken just after the sun set. The clear night meant that the suns warm colours hovered over the horizon while the stars emerged in the night sky.
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.... left behind by Goliath...? was he visiting the biggest 'Sushi Capital' outside of Japan.. ? ... Vancouver BC ...
A look at the civil war era Hyde's Millhouse from afar. The owner has set old, used millstones in the ground along the fence line. The finial shows wear, but not like the stones.
Happy Fence Friday!
I'm sooo busy!!! :(
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...as protection against hungry cormorants .... sticks and wire in the ponds.
Cormorants can ruin the pond owner very quickly.
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