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My attempt at the "Flickr Friday" theme "Delight".
It shows the screw of an adjustable wrench and at around 5:1 magnification.
Shot with an Olympus "41.17 mm F 4.82" (microfiche) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
Another shot of Charlie on the terrace. He had been playing with the catnip banana behind him, a toy which all the cats love, but then something else caught his attention.
Found while walking on West Webster Avenue in the Lincoln Park area of Chicago.
more Fall Color
more Botanical
more Chicago
Pentax K-3 - SMC Pentax DA 55-300mm F4-5.8ED
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Turning Torso is a residential skyscraper located in Malmö on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait. It is regarded as the first twisted skyscraper in the world. Designed by Santiago Calatrava, Turning Torso is 190 metres high.
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Ao sucessos dos infocaveis que ja estao esperando por voces
no Jardim Botanico de Sampa. Paraben aos infocaveis..
Wishing my friend and partners much sucess tody as we display
our work. Congrats..
It's a slow process. At first, you don't notice. You think you are on the side of righteousness and that your indignation is justified. But your reactions are getting more and more mechanical. You are no longer free and able to embrace new, unexpected things. Your emotions are caged, held captive by a set of rigid assumptions claiming to be true. You are singing the tune of an unknown master who is controlling and crippling your emotions. You turn to stone.
Fuji X-E2 plus Pergear fisheye lens 10/5.6.
This Anna's hummingbird had been at a feeder when it turned and began flying off. Their speed can be as high as 61 mph or 27 meters per second.
Turning Torso is a residential skyscraper located in Malmö on the Swedish side of the Öresund strait. It is regarded as the first twisted skyscraper in the world. Designed by Santiago Calatrava, Turning Torso is 190 metres high.
Really? ... So I'll have to break down that wall!!
the basis for the picture was captured in: Bungenas, Binemust
The black capped tanager was another beauty from Ecuador !! Found in the rich canopy that surrounds Mindo ! The beauty of this little bird was breathtaking and I was so happy to have seen him and to have had the opportunity to capture a few images. I know i was not alone as we all loved this little gem.
Wishing you a beautiful and blessed evening !!
My camera is fixed and after 8 hours on the tele with Apple my LR has returned. I have miles to go in my recovery and surgeries but time with my favorites birds has lifted my spirit.
Perhaps a bit noisy but I don't care, These little buddies of mine are starting to warm up to my camera and we are fast becoming friends.
Will catch up today - thank you for your lovely comments and visits. Be well!!
Turning the page doesn’t mean starting over. The past is what made us who we are today. We all have loved and lost, that doesn’t mean we are broken. I do not regret past relationships, each will have a place in my heart. I will not dwell in the past, I look forward to each new day to see what it has in store for me. Each new day is a blank page waiting to be written on. That is why I look forward to turning each page…..