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Dragon Guard - You know she is a little bit dangerous.
Drachen Wache - Du weißt sie ist ein bisschen gefährlich.
bitti gün ve yıkıldı sokak
şehrin ışıkları ufukta.
ben ardından bakarım gidenin
güneşin son demi yüzümde.
kahpe bir terk edişti bu sefer
sevdiğimi sandığımın nefesi ensemde.
Çökecek karanlık aydınlık caddeme
Ve yine ıslatacak gözlerimin nemi.
Sel olacak Yüreğimin Sesi
Sen Duymayacaksın sana yazılmış bu şiiri !
Ali AYDOĞMUŞ 23:54 18/11/09
I can always dream about what he might look like in a few months. Deer are ever-present on the bayou, but they are not noted for standing out in the open when people are around. This would be a handsome buck when the rut arrives in the winter. Photo taken on Armand Bayou. White-tail Deer standing tall at the water’s edge.
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Bufflehead Drake in what would have been the Golden Hour with a bit less cloud cover. A bit of sun is leaking through, though.
A bit of postcode lottery today after local runner and bird enthusiast Marcus Doolan stumbled upon this Black Redstart at my local cycle track. Very convenient lockdown birding as the canal and cycle track are pretty much all I have to enjoy during lockdown.
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You've never been to Heaven, have you?
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
Ooh, baby, we can go fast
I'll drive and you just lay back
I got the flavor that lasts, yeah, the sweetest pie
I might take you home with this
I might give you all of it
Come get your dose of the sweetest pie
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
Baby, I'm the sweetest
Pussy is the meanest
Hot girl shit, but I'm cold every season
Know he got that pipe, let him bust it till it's leakin'
Booty like a pillow, he can use it while he sleepin'
Look, don't be goin' through my phone 'cause that's the old me
Ain't the only one tryna be my one and only
Real big, movin' slow, that body like codeine
He a player, but for Megan he cuttin' the whole team
That body lookin' nice
I got cake and I know he want a slice
I wish a nigga would try to put me on ice
I ain't ever had to chase dick in my life
I want that nasty, that freaky stuff
Slid up under my bed and keep me up
That Hansel and Gretel, let him eat me up
Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
Ooh, baby, we can go fast
I'll drive and you just lay back
I got the flavor that lasts, yeah, the sweetest pie
I might take you home with this
I might give you all of it
Come get your dose of the sweetest pie
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
You got me hung up from across the room
I'm so high that I'm on another altitude
And on my cloud I got some space for you
Got a taste for you
Ay
More bounce to the ounce
Pick it up, put it down
Wanna put his Nutty Buddy in my Fudge Round
Pussy tighter than a bitch
He ain't had it like this
Toes curling like they throwin' gang signs on Crip
One thing about me, I ain't takin' no shit
He will, I know it's pissin' off his old bitch
Cesar Millan, I got his ass trained
Trouble at the top, now who really runnin' things?
(Who? Ah)
You've never been to Heaven, have you?
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
Ooh, baby, we can go fast
I'll drive and you just lay back
I got the flavor that lasts, yeah, the sweetest pie
I might take you home with this
I might give you all of it
Come get your dose of the sweetest pie
Ooh, this the ride of your life
Hold on 'cause, baby, I might
I might just give you a bite of the sweetest pie
It can't be all about the glam and glitz of being out and about. The housework and laundry still need to be done. Even then, of course, a little bit of traditional feminine style makes the chores so much easier. Have a great week everyone.
Explored! #49 - highest position yet =)
Slept in a bit on Friday after getting up and checking the weather at 5:30. It was pretty much the same as Thursday so we decided there was no point going out and taking practically identical photos.
We went kayaking on Okarito Lagoon which was pretty cool except I managed to get myself completely soaked and Dad laughed at me. We saw Godwits, Pipers, Spoonbills, a blue heron and a couple of white herons. Dad and I were sharing a kayak and right as we were nearly back to shore managed to get stuck! It wasn't that bad though because a white heron was standing in the water maybe three or four metres away from us so that was awesome. We got unstuck after a little bit and returned to shore. I was so glad of a shower then!
After lunch Bee and I packed up our stuff and packed it into her car and set off. We had a break in Hokitika for a while and then drove as far as Kumara Junction before Bee remembered that we forgot to get petrol and the needle was on E. Luckily we weren't too far away from Hokitika so were able to drive back and fill up the tank.
We didn't stop again until Arthur's Pass for a quick toilet break and also made friends with four Keas who were hanging out by the carpark.
From there we drove on until we reached Castle Hill which has totally amazing limestone rock formations. It's near Flock Hill Station which was used in The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe. Both Bee and I got a bit carried away with our cameras and when we got back to the car realised just how long we'd been there.
She dropped me home about ten and I was very glad of being able to go to my own bed and have a nice long sleep. Speaking of bed, that's where I'm headed right now because I have yet another early start tomorrow because I have a plane to catch and a course to go to (and my Viking Essay to finish off).
A new series of mine, started to try some kind of unusual shots. As the most of my visitors know I usually photograph landscapes, macros and sunsets. But there is more to find for a photographer, and I hope to find more. :-)
Enjoy one of those unusual shots every Saturday evening!
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Eine neue Serie von mir, begonnen um ein paar ungewöhnliche Aufnahmen zu machen. Wie die meisten Besucher meines Fotostreams wissen, fotografiere ich für gewöhnlich Landschaften, Makros und Sonnenuntergänge. Aber es gibt mehr zu entdecken für einen Fotofreund und ich hoffe, mehr zu entdecken!
Freut euch auf ein neues ungewöhnliches Foto an jedem Samstag Abend!
The lead tread in an old style wood drill bit is a perfect example of a Spiral
Spiral for Macro Mondays
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The vacant picnic shelter looked very lonely in the night. Evidence of civilization can be reassuring. On this night, it made me feel cold and removed.
A bit last minute this week. I had it in mind to use the tap but wasn't sure what I was going to get. Not as close up and macro as my previous couple of shots but I still like it and the path your eye takes fro meh Hot to the reflection of the camera and me.
Something a bit different from me and the closest to portrait photography I'm ever likely to get!!
When I met our new neighbours a few weeks ago I'm afraid I totally ignored them and fussed over their beautiful cat Phoebe and took lots of photos of her instead :) just kidding of course, the neighbours are lovely, including Phoebe.
Phoebe was only adopted recently so she doesn't have her own name tag yet, so she is wearing a collar with the name Ella on it. All very confusing when I'm trying to remember the names of all the people in our new street!
Wishing everyone a great weekend, here in the UK we have a 3-day weekend, and it's supposed to be sunny, hooray!
Green, white and red - perfect colours for the Italian Flag - perfect colours for a great pasta sauce!
Cap a bit slimy. 50mm across cap. Damp woodland. With Willow.
Bluebell Wood Hyde Lea Stafford UK 11th October 2024
There are 3 specis in my book which look similar and all are rare.
No one in our fungus group tries to ID Cortinarius. Maybe this is why so many Cortinarius are rare?
After a web trawl and a fair few photos I would go with
Cortinarius diasemospermus.
The gill shape matches. The stipe matches The cap matches and the habitat is right. Book says very rare. I used to get teased as I always thought things were rare, however, I have had verified 5 rare and one globally rare species in 3 years. All within 500 yards of where this photo was taken.
Explored at #36
I woke up a bit late and looked outside to see the skies were perfect for a
trip to the beach to do some photography. I grabbed the gear and rushed
out the door. It was a cold crisp winter day having recently snowed down
to near sea level in the San Francisco bay. I thought about trying to film
the snow on Mt. Diablo but prefer to shoot the ocean when I can so I pushed
on towards the beaches. Arriving at Half Moon Bay just south of San
Francisco I looked North then South. As often is the case, the vast
majority of the clouds hung over the coastal foothills to the south due to
the cold wet air from the Pacific pushing up and condensing over the
mountains. I continued south to Bean Hollow Beach and picked a nice spot
to wait for sunset. But as time passed so did the clouds and after a
while only a few distant clouds clung to the horizon. That combined with
the strong waxy stench of a rotting blue whale carcass that washed ashore a
few months back persuaded me to push on further south. I had to push back
the urge to stop at Pigeon Point Lighthouse. The lighthouse is a wonderful
subject but I have many shots waiting to be posted. Besides, most of the
clouds were still to the south.
(NOTE: If you'd like to see the lighthouse just view some of the recent
posts in my photostream.)
The sun was getting close to the horizon and it was time to plant it or head
back home. I was at the very northern side of Santa Cruz and decided to
stop and film the rocky bridge at Natural Bridges State Park. It's a
wonderful site film but often crowded with beach goers and surfers who love
to wade out to the rock and make themselves an unwanted subject in your
landscape photography. However the temperature today was barely in the
high 30s and I hoped that this would discourage the usual beach crowd.
Little did I know I'd end up being one of them. The lagoon that feeds in
to the ocean was flowing heavily in to the Pacific from the recent rain and
as my luck would have it the water was flowing in to the ocean on the south
end of the beach meaning it was time to get wet. There were a number of
other photographers already setting up along the surf and I refused to miss
my chance. The creek often flows in to the north side of the beach so I
had left my water shoes in the car. Throwing my tennies over my shoulder I
waded in to the icy water letting out a fairly loud yelp as the water went
halfway to my knees. It would turn out that the ocean was warmer than the
sand so I spent the rest of the evening filming the sunset in my bare feet
as the tides washed in over my deep blue toes. By the time I was done I
could barely feel my feet. (Note to self, buy some fishing waders)
Nothing feels so good as to put the heater on full, crack the moon roof and
let the hot air flow over your freezing toes. But in the end, I think it
was worth it. I met some fellow photographers and had a good time filming
the bridge.
If you enjoy the shot, and have read this far, do me a favor and drop me a
comment below.
Cheers,
Darv
Darvin Atkeson
LiquidMoonlight.com
It is a bit warmish out there today. August on the Chesapeake Bay can be rather warm and humid.
This was made about six months ago, the first day of the now infamous Snowmageddon * of 2010. When I made this photograph I told myself that it would remind me of the alternative when the hot & humid days come rolling around.
*Snowmageddon, aka The Snowpocalypse, or The Great Snowpression.
February 6th - 26th, 2010.
Shot taken for Saturday Self Challenge 12/02/2022 --
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Well for a wide shot here is a 1973 Cadillac Fleetwood Series seventy-five and it is a bit Long as well as Wide . !! It is 250 inches long and 80 inches wide - might need four parking spaces in some of England's car parks and that is only if there is room to manoeuver in the first place .
So this is a wide shot to get all the length of the car in and the challenge brief was a shot that is 2:1 at least - think this shot is 3.15 : 1 or thereabouts !!
I did have some fancy notion of taking a shot with the camera in " Panoramic " mode , but as you can see in the first comment box , railway stations are not usually built on hairpin bends !!
If you are interested in seeing some facts and some interior shots of a car like this , here is a link to a web page for a gander .
notoriousluxury.com/2013/12/31/1973-cadillac-fleetwood-se...
The car behind under wraps I think is a Ford Gallaxie 500 .
And for Sight & Sound - time to Go Your Own Way !!
Papaver nudicaule
Common names: Iceland Poppy, Arctic Poppy
Family: Papaveraceae
All parts of this plant are likely to be poisonous, containing (like all poppies) toxic alkaloids.
Not looking my best, but also far from my worst, this was today's outfit choice and although it was comfortable it was always as warm as it could have been even with the fur coat.
A rather frustrating chase, as there was plenty of lightning, but it was almost always buried in clouds and rain shafts. Still, a nice way to spend an evening.
A bit far away but I was lucky to have my more powerful lens on the camera and set for sequential shooting.
I think this was a Roe Deer and I was amazed to see this (albeit pretty big) Fox take it on.
The Fox was stalking the Deer which just gave me time to switch on the camera and take off the lens cap. It was very long range and I’ve cropped as much as I can.
The Fox made the first move so it definitely was malice aforethought and not simply chasing an already fleeing animal
The Deer got into the reeds and we think it escaped as there was no noise or obvious struggle.
“And the Grinch, with his Grinch-feet ice cold in the snow,
stood puzzling and puzzling, how could it be so?
It came without ribbons.
It came without tags.
It came without packages, boxes or bags.
And he puzzled and puzzled 'till his puzzler was sore.
Then the Grinch thought of something he hadn't before.
What if Christmas, he thought, doesn't come from a store.
What if Christmas, perhaps, means a little bit more.”
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¡ All I can give my flickr friends is a little star for Christmas !
I hope you all have a wonderful holiday.
For those that are traveling, or if you won't be around again before Christmas...
Be safe.
Be happy.
Love much!
Michael and Chris have finished their cereals harvest, only the beans to get when they are ready. This time last year they hadn't started.
I decided that it would be a good idea to climb up a ski hill in the middle of the Summer. Hammarbybacken. To get a few good shots of the view. Snapped this half-way up. You can see two church towers here. Sofia and Katarina. Also, the old water tower at Mosebacke and to the very left the three crowns on the top of City Hall. I had time to take a few more photos, but then came the rain. And it was a hard rain. These days, you can walk up and down the hill using the new stairs. But that is for sissies, so I found myself in a somewhat muddy situation. Luckily for me, I managed to descend without falling over. I then spent 30 minutes under a roof trying unsuccessfully to hide from the hailstorm that followed the rain. When the hailstorm finally stopped, I decided to bike home in the rain, which was great fun.