Break the Rules
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A Common Snipe and a Redshank take a well earned break from their hectic search for small invertebrates and crustaceans along the coastal section of RSPB Leighton Moss. As far as I could tell, worms and small crabs topped the day's Specials Menu.
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Breaking the bad is an exhausting thing. Personally, like you, I try to do my best every day, but unfortunately it doesn't always work out. When the fog comes in, I can't help it and I have to get out my hardware filters again. Some people like it, others think it's stupid. I also find some things stupid. For example, Corona or a nuclear war in Europe or anywhere else in the world. If everyone did something good and prevented something bad every day, I wouldn't have to pull out my graduated filters...;) Except in winter. Although, if you're in the mood for poetry... I like it! An atomic mushroom has beautiful colours too, no doubt, but there really are more beautiful motifs than this.
Created for TMI's "Magical Sky Art" challenge.
I shot the background photo out the window of a plane. I had to clone out the tip of a wing and some splotches from the plane's window, but otherwise it's pretty much SOOC: no color enhancement, just a very wee bit of blur.
Zebra Finch takes a break.
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“Creativity involves breaking out of established patterns in order to look at things in a different way.”
Quote ― Terry Tempest Williams
Happy Fence Friday everyone ;-))
Break your own preconceived notions to create everything from scratch.
The products of this new R2, Steele on the KAINA arm, and the texture of the stain, is very real and wonderful. The design is very beautiful and I love it.
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R2 KAINA arm @C88
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Background: Backdrop currently in production, from ZEROICHI.
Taking a little spring break from my city shots to post everything blooming right now...I just couldn't resist!! :))
Four days after strong winds, the waves size increased in size up to 4m in height. This is the first in a sequence of three photos of one of the large waves as it breaks.
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I did not try to shoot a movie of the waves this time because the Pentax K-1 has quite a slow frame rate. If you are interested I did shoot some movie footage of waves in 2017. You can see it
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Having went back to the hotel for some breakfast after a great sunrise at llanberis the clouds vanished leaving clear blue skies which wasn't looking promising for any day time photography. We were on our way to Lake Ogwen in North Wales when we followed the road around a bend to find some really interesting clouds appear out of nowhere rolling over the mountains.
We just had to pull the car over to the side of the road to grab a quick shot. I really love how the sun was forcing its way through the gaps to highlight the scene, just as quick as they appeared they disappeared to leave a bright blue sky for the next few hours.
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Simple shot of a workman having a break at lunchtime. Spotted whilst out for a midday wander.
Canon EOS 6D & vintage Canon EF 28-80mm f/2.8-4.0L
Moment at Baileys Norge:
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In RL I am at home for a fast coffee break, and decided to upload this picture....... I wish I had the same view here..... sighs ; )
Antwerpen - Centraal station - Spoorwegkathedraal
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The visitor centers in the American southwest desert parks offer a little introductory movie, and they all begin with "millions of years ago there was a vast inland sea...", which was home to any number of marine life forms. Then the landmasses collided and with other geologic events, the ocean floor was uplifted and the water receded.
Or so they thought.
One day when out walking in Az, I saw this on the sidewalk.
The head of the whale had just breached the crust of the pavement, the little fish was already merrily flitting over the foamy briny.
I had my iPhone with me and the good fortune to document this ground breaking event which will force science to reexamine what it has long believed about the earth.
The sea is still here under our city streets and sidewalks!!
As the Nobel prize winning physicist Max Planck once indicated, science advances one funeral at a time.
I'm hearing a funeral dirge.
I'll let you know if I win the Nobel Prize.
Rifugio Fratelli Fonda Savio (2367 m) in front of Torre Wundt, Candini group, Dolomites, Italy
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