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Christmas lights along the Museum Reach of the San Antonio Riverwalk. Hotel Emma in the background.
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....of the Sultan Abdul Samad colonial building that used to symbolize Kuala Lumpur before the Petronas Twin Towers were built.
Our new lockdown garden wildlife pond that we finished three weeks ago. We have already had a frog and a toad take up residence, a visit from a male Large Red Damselfly checking it out and lots of Hoverflies and loads of insect larvae not to mention Blackbird and Goldfinch bathing on the pebble beach area.
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I had encountered and photographed this species in SW Colorado some years back but have never been that happy with those images. We had a nice session on Mount Lemmon this trip with one but this is from a few days later near Elephant Head that I like better. I am pleased that this image showed some of the oft hidden rufous crown and the yellow under tail AND over tail in addition to the yellow on the chest.
It is instructive to contrast this plumage with Lucy's, Co1ima, and the dullest of Nashvil1e warblers.
Water feature in the Kiosk pond at the Christchurch Botanic Garden. It was a shady area filled with autumnal colours even though it is a bright spring day. The Ducks were enjoying their snooze on the sculpture.
"Diminish and Ascend is by Auckland-based David McCracken. The piece is a 13 metre receding perspective staircase made from aluminium, which has been installed in the Kiosk Lake of the Botanic Gardens.
McCracken's expertly crafted sculpture plays with perspectives, taking into account the visual effects associated with simulating distance. By constructing a modified replica of a staircase that decreases in size as it nears its highest and furthest point from eye-level, it gives off the illusion of an infinite stairway to heaven as the aluminum steps ascend into the clouds without an end in sight.
Kiosk Lake, Botanic Gardens, Rolleston Avenue, Central City
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Not sure if this is a Broad-Tailed hummer or maybe a Ruby Throated.
I'm just 3 ft from him, they aren't shy as long as there is food nearby. Shot this with my 100mm macro
Plenty of bright sunshine about today. Best time to get the old Infrared converted camera out and walk down to the local water park in Mt Barker, South Australia.
"HBB" - Happy Bench Monday.
Visiting Fron Goch Garden Centre, near Caernarfon in December.
Hef met another friend to talk to, whilst sitting on the bench !!!!
[ Always a funny moment when Mr Owen is about ] !!! 🌲🐻🌲🐻🌲🐻
Die etwas andere Dachrinne In der Kunsthofpassage.
Rainwater play.
The slightly different roof gutter in the Kunsthofpassage.
SEAZ. Elephant Head area. Of all the main target warblers that breed in the SEAZ region I've thus far found this western warbler the most challenging to photograph well using techniques I've honed for warblers over many years. The exception were a couple individuals like this one that came to a water feature. Drawing from my experience with eastern warblers I know some are much easier to photograph than others but also timing for a particular geographic location can play a key role as well. Some species are easier closer to arrival to breeding grounds and others are easier some days or even some weeks later. Perhaps such is the case with this species as I've only encountered it on breeding grounds very end of April through first week of May.
I know, I always thought that they were fire breathing but this copper work sits in the Royal Welsh show ground in Builth Wells. The camera came with us to the Eisteddfod the other day and there wasn’t that much opportunity for any real photography except this quiet little interlude before the choir competition ( they didn’t finish in the top 3 in that but did come 3rd in the Parti deulais the group duet singing) .
Maybe tomorrow I’ll post the full work but we have to be there for 0730 tomorrow and it’s 1hr 20 minutes away, I suspect that I will be a fire breathing dragon having to go for a second time and so early!
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Water Plaza Reflections ~ Chicago Riverwalk ~ Chicago, Illinois
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 400, f/5.6, 48mm, 1/125s
Popped into The Savill Garden for their 'Art in the Garden' annual exhibition, but as always drawn to this permanent feature in the Golden Jubilee Garden. Thales by sculptor Barry Mason
Known for its historic chimney stacks, Sydney Park is a large community green with playgrounds, bike paths, ponds, walking tracks and a great view of the city.
A combination of 4 photos of this wonderful garden created inside an old warehouse.
A lot to see in 'large'. View On Black
Tropical Rainforest ~ Montreal Biodome ~ Montreal, Quebec
Nikon D7500, Nikkor 18-300, ISO 500, f/5.6, 116mm, 1/250s