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Back into the Mer Bleue area for this morning's walk.
Here I'm watching two mountain bikers approaching. When bicycles or joggers get close I have to sit and wait for them to pass.
I'm pretty good at observing the rules on the trail. Most of the time I have a lot of freedom.
Saturday Morning Post, August 27 2016
222. Clancy, 3yrs 42wks
Mer Bleue (Blue Sea) Bog Conservation Area, Ottawa, ON
Dzika marchew (Daucus carota)
"The Lord has not empowered even his holy ones
to recount all his marvelous works,
which the Lord the Almighty has established
so that the universe may stand firm in his glory."
Book of Sirach 42:17
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Head: Lelutka
Hair and hair base: Lelutka
Body: Maitreya
Appliers
Skin and beauty mark - League
Lips - Izzie
Ears: Mandala
Eyes: IKON
Lashes: S@R
Nosering: MONS
Tattoos: Letis
A District Line London Underground train caught in a platform observation mirror, Edgeware Road station, Paddington, West London. Title suggested by Jiri Menzel's wonderful 1966 film Closely Observed Trains (Ostre Sledované Vlaky in its original Czechoslovakian), and not at all by hanging around Soho late on a Friday night. Allegedly...
Taken on April 14, 2007.
The Very Large Array in New Mexico has several different configurations based on the size of the aperture they need to synthesize by the combination of signals received to all of the 27 telescopes. This configuration happens to be the most compact, which simplifies the job of capturing the technological majesty of the array. Set in the richly clear skies of this part of New Mexico, the array benefits just as much from being in a remote, limited electronic noise location. Better keep my camera from emitting any signals! This image was taken late in the day, in the run up to some night sky shooting as part of the 2018 Festival of the Cranes in nearby Soccorro. Cheers!
Looking Close... on Friday: Napkins
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Sony A7RIV (ILCE-7RM4), Sony FE 135 mm 1.8 GM
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