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in Berkeley, where there mostly is very little. This is the edge of a private club where they have planted special trees in keeping with a lovely environment. It borders the street, so we can all benefit!!
These are bits from a tiny screwdriver set used for working on electronics. That makes this photo a macro, as well.
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I try every year to get a decent bluebell shot, however, I have always been frustrated with the local woods. This year I went a bit further afield to Oversley Wood. The morning had not gone well as I did not know the wood at all and despite a lovely sunrise I was in the wrong place in the wood. I was on my way back to the car without even getting my camera out of its bagwhen I came across this patch of strongly lit wood and more strangely a set of iron wheels in the middle of it. No idea what the wheels were doing there and the sunburst was a bonus.
Bits and pieces recovered from the Edmonds Band Rotunda, which was damaged in the Christchurch earthquakes.
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Did some long overdue birdwatching over the weekend, so will be "taking a break" from the arboretum pics before resuming again.
Spotted this male Northern Cardinal at the "Blazing Hot Blend" feeder - pepper treated seeds to deter the squirrels and seems to work, too. Mr Cardinal is looking a bit ragged but not sure if it's due to the stress from parenting or because of the extremely hot weather we've had in our area lately? Or something else completely different?
** Mind you, our hot weather is nothing like some other areas are experiencing but still - hot for our area! And no doubt the heat affects wildlife regardless of where they are located.
As 66704 sits while its train is loaded at Arcow Quarry, 66760 heads south on the S&C with its train from the Quarry.
66704 has worked into the Quarry on 6M31 from Hexthorpe and is having its first part of the train loaded. 66760 is working 6M38, Arcow Quarry to Bredbury, with its loaded train after running to Blea Moor to run round its train.
14th September 2017 at 1255, nice to be able to photograph to Freights at once on the S&C
Poland, kodak profoto 400
“When you do things from your soul, you feel a river moving in you, a joy.”
― Rumi
Spot my favouirite bit of this shot to win the prize... OK, there is no prize.
You're all wrong, it's the light on the back of his neck ;0) .... I'm lying, of course it's the droplet. your prizes are in the post =D
By the way, apart from a bit of adjustment on the contrast, this was the colour the camera captured
The "head" on this small iceberg reminds me of a figurehead on the prow of a ship, only this one is sporting a sweat band.
The blue colour comes from light being refracted through pure ice. The whiter ice has air bubbles trapped inside (ancient air I might add, probably over 1000 years old.) If you pop a small piece of the white iceberg ice into your G&T it fizzles and hisses loudly as the air escapes.
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A bit of a random photo as most of the photographs I post are associated with a video or blog post. I found this image of Kilchurn Castle (take on a recent visit) while reviewing the photos I took during 2022 (something I recommend everyone does). It seemed a bit sad to leave it on my computer so I thought I'd share with the world.
....... a little bit poetic ? It could be, but this moment demanded more than “Sunset” as a title.
After hours of waiting and having almost given up hope of seeing red deer on this almost last period of the "Rut", a large group of red deer appeared near the Reemsterweg. According to bystanders, it must have been at least 40 hinds with 3 antler-bearers. Things were peaceful, the hierarchy had been restored in the herd and the “prizes” divided. Despite the large distance to the herd, I managed to make a good impression of this beautiful and impressive spectacle. A beautiful sunset with an even more beautiful herd of red deer on the Hoge Veluwe.
It was the moment that counted, so beautiful so peaceful ........... Noise in the picture ? Not in my memory of this moment , I just look through that ! Regards Rens
By the end of George V's reign the threepence had become unpopular in England because of its small size
The physical dimensions of the brass threepence remained the same in the reign of Queen Elizabeth II.
The effigy of the queen produced by Mary Gillick was used, with the inscription ELIZABETH II DEI GRA BRITT OMN REGINA F D used in 1953, and ELIZABETH II DEI GRATIA REGINA F D used in all other years.
The reverse shows a Tudor portcullis with chains and a coronet, with the inscription THREE PENCE date.
This coin was produced in all years from 1953 to 1967, and in 1970 (in proof sets only).
Following decimalisation, the brass threepence ceased to be legal tender after 31 August 1971.
Something different I actually liked this coin, when I was a lad if you had a few of these you were rich.
A little bit of Aussie autumn for you from a town called Balingup in the south west part of Western Australia. There is a lovely open park there with deciduous trees planted that come alive during the fall. I could not resist this golden tree as it really stood out from a distance.
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#69 - No Bigger that a Credit Card
This bit of fallen pine twig is just under the length of a credit card
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A bit of macro fun again this morning, take one spiders web, add some morning dew, sunshine, a very shallow dof and some imagination…
This one makes me think of that bit in star trek when they use the Warp drive :)
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Fast forwarding a bit to a scene from a future series from my recent trip to St. Simons Island, Georgia. Here, I came across a tall man made of silver. He is known in the Flickrland as the littletinperson (not "little in person" as once believed). The clouds were perilous and the sun was threatening to drown. As soon as he pulled out his mysterios black box of Nikon, the sun split through the clouds and shined tall and wide. As tall and wide as the breadth of his experiences. He is the tallest man up in front of the scene (with the help of a bit of perspective exageration). I decided to go free of tripod along with him on this shot. It was a wonderful vacation and great meetup. His stories can be found at:
So swing over and give him a visit. Listen to the stories and learn.
Great Crested Grebe yesterday.. yes, I was out there photographing in the cold with the possibility of rain... a hardened photographer...
a good crop in to show off his beauty
A bit controversial i know, but still I'm A Chocoholic.. Dark chocolate is what I need. Other people eat bread, I take chocolate instead.
Another shot of these rare little Cliff Tiger beetles from Eype, in sunny Dorset... It's a bit fresher and brighter, but sadly not quite in focus. :@(
I've posted its bigger country cousin, the Green tiger beetle, in the comments below just for comparison:
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