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Kidu (black dog in Breton) is a 4-year-old Border Collie, abandoned, that I just adopted from an animal shelter. He is so happy, obedient, affectionate, intelligent and playful.

Here he is playing with his favorite toy nicknamed "moustache"

  

Banyuls, Pyrenées Orientales, France

 

You can view the full series on my website at www.giomagphoto.com/border-light

Just a wee picture taken of Asha on the rocks of Ballywhiskin Beach

On the Portuguese Camino. 'Last' Portuguese town before crossing into Spain. A favourite shot of mine from the entire 2 week walk.

Auntie Elk, pausing for a moment in the midst of digging her snow hole!

A closer view of the Pearl-bordered Fritillary, 13 shot stack using a reflector to bounce some light back.

"The International Boundary" crosses the first migration route to what would become, give or take 10,000 years, the Americas.

 

Alaska (United States) / Yukon Territory (Canada).

11:50a.m. December 10, 2018.

 

9 Days, 4 Dogs, 2,558 Miles. Day 2 (Tok AK to Haines Jct YT).

Trucks lined up on the Georgian Military Highway, awaiting their turn to cross at the Russian Border

well he as got his eye on it, but alas he didnt get any..Better luck next time my lad ..

Paddy's got the hang of 'the pose' now ... just say 'hup' and point to the rock and hey presto!

Charlie, wondering what are you doing and is that camera edible.

This is my daughters dog and it was great to be able to catch up with them after lockdown.

Paddy ... deep in the grass, low to the ground

Greenwood Gardens, New Jersey

He watched us turn around and never left his position. Am sure he waits for his human to return home.

 

texture by flickr.com

Between Wangaratta and Glenrowan, CLP12, GM27, S311 and CLF1 get stuck into the grade with a load of grain from The Rock in NSW bound for Appleton Dock.

 

After an aborted mission at Tocumwal, I quickly scooted across to the North-East to try and intercept this train coming out of NSW. Victoria and NSW dropped border control measures at the end of October due to both states achieving an extremely high level of Covid-19 vaccination quickly, bringing their various outbreaks under control. Pretty much all restrictions are dropped, or are close to being dropped, in both states. The ACT and SA are now part of the same bubble, with QLD, NT and TAS joining by 20 December. WA is holding off until next year due to having slow vaccine uptake and large vulnerable remote communities.

 

2021-11-29 SSR CLP12-GM27-S311-CLF1 Wangaratta South 2CM5

This Hosta border is one of many enchanting garden displays at Kew Gardens in the Beaches neighbourhood of Toronto, Canada.

Took this one off Portland in Dorset UK

From my rescued images collection, again in DxO PureRaw. This one from December 2010, shot originally in raw format with my old Nikon D700 (which stopped working!)

Another shot from Sycamore Gap, Northumberland

With those front paws and legs from whence her name came

Mist .. making the most of a good old snooze ... just in case we had to go up another one of those!

At Pike Place market there is an alley where people have decided it is cool to cover all the walls in old chewing gum. It definitely borders on obsession. SO GROSS!

colorful butterfly species in Montell, Uvalde County, Texas

My gorgeous boy "Koda"...

This was taken perhaps a hundred yards inside the California border with Oregon. This stretch of coast contains many medium sized rocks that are jumbled close together. I found them difficult to arrange in any satisfying way. Regardless, it was a great sunset and a fine way to end a week driving the southern Oregon coast

Koda at Rufford Country Park thinking of squatting..

Pad's, somewhere in the depths of Whinlatter forest, vying for 'first go' of the stick. You can't help but do that when he makes eyes at you like that!

I shot the photo 3 years ago. Google + reminded me of its existence lately and I liked it.

Mist and Paddy on a munro top beyond Cairn a Claise during a brief window in the mist ... obviously wondering where next?

Now residing in Melrose in the Scottish Borders - 40 miles from the sea :(

 

Finding landscape shooting very tricky and challenging with large variations in light across the image I feel I can only do HDR to bring out the details. Hats off to all those landscape photographers as seascapes are loads easier. Sky seems to be more yellow on Flickr as was more orange on my PC..

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