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Abstract reflections and an electronic billboard outside the MMS store. I had to study and then wait for this red eye to cycle through all the adds to get it just right.
I was at Georgeson Botanical Gardens looking for insects on what few flowers were still blooming. I like bumble bees but they're a bit shy. However, I found these flowers that the bumble bees were visiting, but to get to the nectar, the bumble bee had to climb all the way into the flower with just the tips of their abdomen hanging out. Several times I would see the bee groom itself after entry to one of these flowers. Also, the flowers were still wet from a recent rain. I believe this is a Bombus flavifrons - Yellow Head Bumble Bee.
Taken 20 August 2020 at Georgeson Botanical Gardens, Fairbanks, Alaska.
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Took the 'Hop-on Hop-off' bus while in Manhattan. Here's a shot taken in Times Square. Can you spot the Times Square Ball?
My dad is doing well after surgery. I travelled to Mexico City to stand by him.
I had the opportunity to reunite with my brother, my mother and of course, my dad, which I haven't seen in almost year and a half.
To hug them after that long time and to see that my father can be cured, makes me feel happy.
"It's times like these
you learn to live again..."
Foo Fighters: youtu.be/mVm8jPBhmMU
ifyoudareme.wordpress.com/2016/07/31/good-times/
There's only a few hours left until the Hair Fair comes to an end. It's so sad that the event will be gone for an entire year, but, with this sad moment comes something awesome. Happy Bandana Day to all my daredolls and daredevils! ♥
Today I and many other residents across the grid went without hair to show that we care. There's still time for you to do so as well.
As we say farewell to the Hair Fair, I leave you with my bandana of choice and a few of my favorite styles from this year's Hair Fair. Until next year, folks. :p
-Pixicat- Delicate.Dress - Beige
:Moon Amore: Butterfly Bandana @ Hair Fair
Izzie's - Flower Earrings @ The Epiphany Gacha (Gift)
*Tentacio* Ice cream gacha. Ice cream 06 @ The Epiphany Gacha
Emery Joyce Top Grey @ Uber
.:villena:. - Skinny Jeans Bleached @ Uber
::Bold & Beauty:: Hair :: Andreea. @ Hair Fair
Blues. Layne @ Hair Fair
[Runaway] Maggie Hair @ Hair Fair
Deesses Boutique: CATWA - Spicy lipstick
Deesses Boutique: CATWA - Fierce eyeshadow
Wearing CATWA HEAD Aisha
.:[PUMEC] :. - .:AMAYA:. - / June \ - SKIN (Catwa)
[Le Forme] Beauty Moles II
Just Magnetized - Basic Hairbase - set 03 for CATWA
.the sugar garden. Summer Eyes - Dark Brown
.: Mai Bilavio :. Essential Eyelashes Socialite (Bottom Lashes)
.: Mai Bilavio :. Natural 1 Lash (Top Lashes)
We have seen these this bridge many times, and it's always a wonder to me that wooden trestles are still being used (or allowed) on modern tracks, although this is only a partial trestle...
Tough times can’t stop you.
The only thing that can stop you is you.
If you get knocked down, get back up and go again.
© Leanne Boulton, All Rights Reserved
Close up candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. A little too close as my lens failed to focus properly and his leading eye is a little soft in 1:1 view but I love the shot anyway. Enjoy!
❔Two times two is twenty-two, four times four is
fourty-four. When numbers get serious they leave
a mark on your door.❔
(Paul Simon)
Weekly Theme Challenge - Even Number(s)
7 Days with Flickr - Crazy Tuesday Theme: number four
(photo by Freya)
Times were when
Times that won`t be back again!
Times were when.....
again... reflections of my life.
I wish I could turn back time ...
enjoy life my dear friends.
I try to do the same.
Love to all of you!
Addy and red Prince Alf
Losing track of the times I've stopped the car to photograph something that caught my eye. I've written before about the mental difficulty involved in overcoming the inertia of traveling from A to B. For many years, stopping along the way was next to impossible for me. Hesitation is the killer here. Every moment spent wondering if the subject is worth stopping for carries you ever farther away. And the odds of stopping decrease by the second. I'd rationalize my indecision with thoughts such as "it's too late now" or "it wasn't worth the delay." I've retrained my brain since then, and it really has become a drill of sorts. You need to be prepared before the event happens so you can work instinctively. In this case I found d myself driving beneath a huge frontal boundary...exactly the kind of visual I look for in clouds. And I happened to have the camera and was near an old farm. There was absolutely no indecision. I found a place to park and jumped out of the car. The sudden change of environment is exhilarating. One moment inside a warm and dry car, everything in control, next minute outside getting tossed about in a storm totally out of control. And getting the photos, all spontaneously. No time for deliberation. I love the spontaneity of shooting this way, and living in the moment. Storms heighten the experience, particularly the anxious minutes just ahead of the rain when the sky is at it's darkest and so much wind energy is being unleashed. The camera helps legitimize my presence in places like this. But it's more than that really. So many of my most exciting life experiences in recent years simply would not have happened absent a desire to document them.