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If the EXIF data was a chef’s recipe it would look like this:
Use 40mm pot with a bit of seasoning of ISO 200 cook on slow fire at f/5 for about three minutes and forty one seconds.
Light painting was courtesy of Phil with his huge bright torch and Martins new LED panel light on juicy green settings.
Two different toppings for your taco at DelTaco for the Smile on Saturday challenge, two times two.
Happy Saturday!
Calmly taking in the rugged scenery. Mountain goats love rock mountains, this place must seem like they have arrived in heaven to the herd.
This changing tree, behind our local library, caught my eye today. I assume the rhe color change has to do with the strong afternoon sun on its west-facing side.
With two tone horns blasting out her arrival at the level crossing at Athelney 66569 crosses the River Tone with the 1203 from Westbury to Fairwater Yard in Taunton.
The small community that lives alongside the River are constantly under threat of flooding. The low lying basin known as Sedgemore is regarded locally as a vulnerable area. The River can be seen here close to bursting her banks and with more rain forecast this weekend things are not looking good.
two as one
moon and sun
star and sky
you and i
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I keep forgetting to post stuff at the moment! Will try and catch up on a few in the next while. Here's one from a fabulous misty morning in Tuscany back in May, the first of two successive stunning mornings we got.
I didn't even notice these guys up in the tree over my head until my friend, Jim pointed them out. They seemed to be enjoying the sunshine.
Reed Canal Park is very large. On one side, there is a lake, with a bridge that goes over it on the south side, and on the other side of the park is a woodsy area that has a playground, walking trails, and loads of trees. That is the squirrels' domain, and they wait patiently for people to bring them treats like peanuts! They are pretty fearless, coming right up to you for handouts, but quickly running away if you don't have any. This tree is right on the border between the woods and the open lake area, and is a very pretty spot in the afternoon when the sun is setting, although the light can be a real challenge because it's pretty blazing.
Little Canadian goslings. They're not very water proof yet. The down takes a lot of cleaning after being in the water.