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So many times
I made this crossing
What would I give
To go back to you
When I revisited this footbridge after many, many years, it was so overwhelming as I felt I was looking back at my past life, which in a way I was. I used to go across this bridge with my family as a child, walking our dogs. It is the way of life that we grow up and our parents pass over, but there are times when the loss of them becomes very acute, catching us unawares. This was one of those occasions, and I could barely press the shutter.
Footbridge across the River Cuckmere, East Sussex, UK.
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Juvenile Kingfisher with a stickleback ..paid her another visit this week, now have two juveniles there..and activity almost non stop with a Grey Wagtail calling in as well
I'm always drawn to this tree when I visit the DeCordova - I love its' shape and branch patterns.
Take Aim - daily Walk
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Against the sunset glow a trio of Coningsby based RAF Typhoon FGR.4's about to turn to run in and break for landing
Definitely one for pressing 'L'
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Oooh! What's that over there?
Looking at these Lotus blossom seed heads it is easy to tell where the sun shines its brightest on this little pond.
Seen at Dauset Trails Nature Center
Explore: 8-11-16, #203
There is only a short section of the old Miami and Erie Canal in Providence Metro Park, Grand Rapids, Ohio...so the mule drawn canal boat does a lot of turning around. Visitors can go for a ride if they wish...for a small fee, of course.
Yup, Just playing again... This was some Maple leaves that had started to turn and I made a Twirl then used Fractalius2 on that and then a Kaleidoscope.. Decided it was worth keeping so put a frame on it..
Olympus mju 9010 - f/3 - 4sec - 28 mm - ISO 100
2 bicycle wheels with lightdoping ;)
- placed 2 bicycles upside down on saddle and handlebars
- mounted 5 LED fingerlights on the spokes
- did give the wheels a turn and took the picture
- flipped the resulting picture
That's all there is...
Dawn at low tide at Spittal a week ago - no dramatic colour...but it's the sea and waves relentlessness which fascinates me.
A ruddy turnstone (arenaria interpres) living up to its name and lifting a stone off the seashore near Belle Mare, Mauritius.
Without an atmosphere containing water vapour and dust a sunset would be just like turning off a light.
(Breathing would also be a bit of a problem).
Alnwick, Northumberland, UK.