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my second show of the starling murmuration at the north pier. spectacular. truly stunning. see it!!!
Shell (Snail)
For Macro Mondays -5letters
The subject is something that has five letters in its name. I went looking for a Snail but could only find this empty shell in the garden.
I saw this scene the night before but it was too late and the light was gone – so returned the next night.
This marina is just as you enter Antelope Island and people just drive past – but this a rich area for photographs. There is a gravel road that leads to the jetty in the background and also the beach.
A stack of 14 shots.
I found this empty cocoon on a forgotten garden cane. I taped the cane horizontally across two spade handles and photographed it from slightly below. This allowed the beautiful sunshine to illuminate the cocoon thoroughly, and gave me the stability to use the macro rail.
Looking for a sturdy stone cottage, no windows, no roof (potential to build upwards) and no front wall (panoramic views), then look no further. This renovator's dream, complete with car (needs some work) may be just what you're looking for. Situated in quiet rural Silverton, this property is available for immediate possession.
If you want no neighbours, no phone, no electricity, no town water, no sewer, no school, no garbage collection, no street to speak of and no street lighting. If you're looking for plenty of space for the kids to play, room for a garden and just 40 Km to the shops, then look no further, it's all here for you in Silverton.
Perhaps I missed my vocation as a real estate salesman, but then again, perhaps not.
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I tried to get a picture of this when the baby birds was in it but couldn't get a clear picture because of all the leaves and now it's fall and you can see it clearly but theres no birdies so heres a vacant nest open to a nice birdie that like a sky view...LOL!! Have a wonderful day all!! Love and hugs!!
Work was underway to look after the building which unfortunately meant that it was surrounded by fencing. Thankfully the lights and distance mean that they don't make too much of an impression on the photograph.
I took this as we reccy'd the exterior of the site, looking for a way in, past the fencing. A number of inhabited buildings lined the site to the right of us, and it seemed like those lights may well give us away...