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My whole feeling about this whole youtube coppa mess....its literally saying "Screw you!"
Haha just my take on the whole thing. As a small time creator there is nothing much I can do about it but at least i can build what i feel. To all the other lego youtubers out there lets hope things will get better.
A lava tube in the desert outside Baker California in Mojave National Preserve. A cloudy day with a momentary break in the clouds and a beam of light illuminating the cave.
For Macro Mondays theme "checkered". Detail of a scarf that I brought from Scotland.
Nikkor 50mm f/1.4 + 20mm extension tube.
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THIS IS THE SEED, NOT THE FLOWER
This native of Sri Lanka blooms almost always throughout the year.
Heaviest flowering takes place during Spring for a short period of time when the tree gets covered with white tube shaped flowers.
And then each spent flower produces a single seed pod which starts out a light green, then turns to a dark, glossy blue over time.
The seed pod is then surrounded by a large, bright red Calyx in the shape of a starfish for a long time..
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A single seed pod from a spent flower.
Clerodendrum minahassae var Brevitubulosum
Family Lamiaceae
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, Coral Gables, Florida, USA.
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Note: The Map shows the exact GPS Coordinates of my Camera (Latitude / Longitude / Altitude). They have been Geotagged in this image's EXIF file by my accompanying GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr.
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You are viewing another abstraction of the artwork ‘Narrow and Wide Horizon’ from the ‘Lebens-Horizont-Weg’ (Life Horizon Path) near Mundingen, not far from Ulm in southern Germany. Further information about this trail and artwork can be found here: atelier-burchard.de/lebens-horizont-weg.
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Ihr seht eine weitere Abstraktion des Kunstwerks „Enger und weiter Horizont” aus dem „Lebens-Horizont-Weg” in der Nähe von Mundingen, unweit von Ulm, in Süddeutschland. Weitere Informationen zu diesem Weg und Kunstwerk findet Ihr hier: atelier-burchard.de/lebens-horizont-weg.
It suddenly got a wee bit chilly whilst travelling to Embankment on the tube. We turned to our left and there was this Ghoulie groaning and muttering under his breath. He stumbled around for a bit and then got off at Gloucester Road.
Another shot from Camden Tube Station. I held off putting this pic up as the subjects clearly weren't happy with the thought they might be being photographed. I had my camera resting on my bum bag, literally "shooting from the hip", so they weren't absolutely sure I was invading their privacy. Their expressions say it all. Nonetheless, I like the image and the perspective the lower shooting angle gives. I guess street photography isn't about making people happy necessarily!
We checked out of our hotel but left our backpacks there and set off for our first booking of the day by 10am! Here are photos of us on the old Bakerloo Tube train, which we caught to Oxford Circus. I noticed how different the seat formation was to the more modern Tube trains.
The Bakerloo line is a brown London Underground line that runs from Harrow & Wealdstone in the northwest to Elephant & Castle in the south, serving 25 stations. It was named after a journalist's nickname for the "Baker Street and Waterloo Railway," which was shortened and later became its official name. The line is known for its older, retro trains and stations, and is currently the subject of proposed extension. (From Google AI)
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accidentally shot this whole iso 400 roll on a camera set to iso 200 and everything was weirdly underexposed but for this shot, i think i favour it
this woman's hair was dancing with the hot breeze of the tube rushing past
A Macro Mondays submission on the topic "tube". This is a drinking straw immersed in water, blowing a bubble.
I told him it was a time tube and all he needed to do was crawl through it to find his way into the future. When he emerged on the other side he was so giddy with joy. He looked up at me and asked how far into the future he went. I told him five seconds.
I'm hiding.
View in the future
This is a part of the path that leads visitors back to the parking area after walking through the lava tube at Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park. Canon R6 MkII; 24-105L