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Carolina Wren and Dark-eyed Junco. The Carolina is quite sociable and often hangs out with the finches. It's not often that I see it with other birds such as this male junco.
These are the only other nutria I found on week 3 so four in all. These were foraging on a little floating island of debris.
Nutria (Myocastor coypus)
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"there's a ghost in my lungs and it sighs in my sleep,
wraps itself around my chest, as it softly weeps."
i love how music, videography, cinematography all inspires, how it fits together, how each piece connects to each, as if bit is a colour that makes the final canvas, and that canvas wouldn't be right without them all. the world would be such a bleak place.
i need to up my game, i need to get better, i need to push myself; i'm flagging.
New York, USA
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Sunday,. Sebtember 01. 2013 - Ju-Jitsu course of instruction for the test of the 2. Kyu ( Referent: Ralf Thiele 5. Dan Ju-Jitsu ) - in the sports hall of the sports club `TuS Bloherfelde´, in Oldenburg, in the State Lower Saxony, Germany.
Sonntag, den 01. Sept. 2013 - Ju-Jutsu Lehrgang: "Techniken für die Prüfung zum 2. Kyu" ( Referent: Ralf Thiele 5. Dan Ju-Jutsu ) - beim `TuS Bloherfelde´, in Oldenburg (Niedersachsen).
Another shot of the Sugarloaf, but this time from Vartry Reservoir in Wicklow. Spot the two boats on the right.
These are my two lovely cubs. Gir is the one in the bed and O'malley is the orange tabby. I saw Gir laying on this table in the guest room. I put the bed there because it was such a sunny spot and they both enjoy a good basking in the sun. She was sleeping so peacefully but her brother spotted me giving my attention to her so of course he had to run in and join. The light was wonderful. this is slightly edited not too far off the original.
It occurs to me that this picture holds a TENSION which is appealing. Will these two collide? Are they moving? Dark/light. Partial view. Absence of color. I'm searching for more photo-talk in comments! That's one of the things Flickr is very good with --
Any thoughts, friends--passersby?
Well, not really but we are feeling in the Irish spirit as St. Patrick's Day nears.
At first I was going to post this pic, then, Gina AND Victoria both posted very similar pics although taken from different cameras, so then I wasn't going to post it.
BUT, then I thought "this is a nice standing pic of me in this dress."
So, I decided to post it after all.
Gina was at my very first TG meeting way back in Sept. of 07 [ right here in this very room also] and we have been friends since that day. She is just one of those people that are super easy to talk to and fun to be around. [Great legs too but don't tell her I said that. I don't want her to get a big head,lol.]
Cette ancienne chambre à coucher du roi, de Henri III à Louis XVI, a été transformée en salon de l'empereur par Napoléon Ier en 1804, puis en salle du trône en 180880. Le décor mural de la salle fut harmonisé au XVIIIe siècle à partir d'éléments anciens : lors des agrandissements réalisés entre 1752 et 1754, certains éléments furent remaniés par Jacques-Ange Gabriel (deux portes à côté de la cheminée) et d'autres créés de toutes pièces dans le style rocaille (panneaux de boiseries chantournés, en face du trône). La partie centrale du plafond (aux armes de France et de Navarre), une partie du lambris bas, les portes à fronton et les bas-reliefs à motifs guerriers datent pour leur part du milieu du XVIIe siècle. Les boiseries murales sont ornées de l'emblème de Louis XIII : la massue d'Hercule accompagnée de l'inscription Erit haec quoque cognita monstris (Les monstres eux-mêmes la connaîtront). La cheminée date également de 1752. Au-dessus de la cheminée figure un portrait en pied de Louis XIII, issu de l'atelier de Philippe de Champaigne.
Le trône a été réalisé en 1804 par Jacob-Desmalter d'après les dessins de Percier et Fontaine. Il est placé sur une estrade, sous un dais rouge et bleu brodé de 350 abeilles en fil d'or par Picot en 1808, et encadré par deux enseignes.
This former bedroom of the king from Henry III to Louis XVI was transformed into the Emperor's salon by Napoleon I in 1804, and then into the throne room in 180880. The wall decoration of the room was harmonised in the 18th century using old elements: during the extensions carried out between 1752 and 1754, some elements were redesigned by Jacques-Ange Gabriel (two doors next to the fireplace) and others were created from scratch in the rocaille style (scalloped wood panels opposite the throne). The central part of the ceiling (with the arms of France and Navarre), part of the low panelling, the pedimented doors and the bas-reliefs with warrior motifs date from the mid 17th century. The wall panelling is decorated with the emblem of Louis XIII: the club of Hercules accompanied by the inscription Erit haec quoque cognita monstris (The monsters themselves will know it). The fireplace also dates from 1752. Above the mantel is a full-length portrait of Louis XIII from the workshop of Philippe de Champaigne.
The throne was made in 1804 by Jacob-Desmalter after drawings by Percier and Fontaine. It is placed on a platform, under a red and blue canopy embroidered with 350 bees in gold thread by Picot in 1808, and framed by two signs.
I was standing in the middle of the road with my camera (it's probably how I will end up getting killed one day) thinking - 'that's a nice pair of billboards', when the two men appeared and began chatting about the poster. Then the lady walked into shot - travelling from left to right. I waited until she reached the second billboard but was unable to fit both billboards in frame at the same time - so I panned very quickly firing off two shots. Then merged the two images together. First time I have had a go doing that. Winsely Street in the Fitzrovia district of London. 2015.
I'm not one for brickheadz, pop vinyl, or chibi nonsense but my boi Two Tubes needed some love. You're welcome internet.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 100 ISO • Pentax HD DA* 11-18 mm F2.8 ED DC AW
Frankfurt-am-Main • Deutschland
Axel Rudi Pell - Come Back To Me
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Gib jedem Tag die Chance, der schönste deines Lebens zu werden!
Give every day the chance to be the most beautiful of your life!
Turimetta before sunrise.
Single Exposure
Canon 7D. 17-55 mm at F 5.6 , 1 sec. ISO 100
Singh Ray Reverse NDG 0.9 + Lee Soft NDG 0.6
Any constructive criticism welcomed! thanks !
Two intermodals meet on the triple track 1.4% grade out of Needles at the crossovers and line separation at Ibis.
Grey Glacier
Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
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One thing I love is candid shots; this one was in Times Square in New York City. This couple was not very far from me; the man barely moved but the woman with him had her head going back and forth for what seemed like countless minuets, looking and discussing the people within the clammoring of the area. Time Square has a plethora of eccentric characters and she in turn became one of them for me. With my setting on HDR this created a very cool effect & remains one of my favorites from NYC