Three in a row: Donuts

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Three in a row: sun & moon

Holly takes croc for a walk.

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Three in a row: Ribbon Roses

Three background choices available, I just couldn't stick with one.

The pooches hit top speed and threaten to breach the Doggy Barrier.

Hand-held. AF. Photoshop.

Take a break at Pelcomb Portraits.

A Gand, Belgique.

In Ghent, Belgium.

Canon EOS 40D + Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS.

Large on Dark

The Largest

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Little Guy perked up for the camera, Rusty looks exhausted, and Cosette is sticking her tongue out at me!

Three in a raw: Chocolats

Simon's boss recommended a game called Zez - described it as candy crush for men. I'm currently whooping his arse!

signs outside a Tokyo building

a bday gift from my hubby

Children learning to sail on the Thames at Teddington

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100 x: The 2024 Edition

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My Theme is macro photography, which will include 1:1, 1-5x, and possibly some microscopic work as well. The subject matter will be diverse.

all in a row...

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in the front garden.

My first post in the "Bokeh Wednesday" group!

finally I managed to catch some shots of all the three of them. :-)

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And a blue barrel in the background

Ian "Manchester's got everything except a beach" Brown was wrong.

WK. 6 Shadows, 52/2011. My two black kitties: VanGogh and Starie Starie Nite, with a little stuffed black kitty from France, sharing winter's rays in the bay window. Shot into backlight with an Olympus SP570UZ. Perspective corrected in Photoshop CS5.

bought at stitch lab booth during renegade in austin

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made a trip to goodwill after renegade

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A new sport for the Olympics. These juveniles still have only fluffy down on their wings and sprouty feather on their heads - so sweet!

Repost. Originally posted by Draopsnai.

Caught these three ducks coming in to land ....

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African Elephant (Loxodonta africana) - Kruger National Park, SA

Elephants are always an amazing sight, especially if they walk in formation (if only for a split second) These three big ones were roaming about in middle Kruger.