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Taken at Epsom racecourse on Oaks day, Has a treat for 40years service it was a great day out but I never had a winner.
Texture's & Effect's by William Walton and Topaz.
I guess the egret thought I got too close and flew away. The geese didn't give a damn.
Alviso, California.
Close up with 50mm and 12mm extension tube
Canon FD lens adapted via Metabones
Chicago, IL
April 2021
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~The bento head and eyes are from Genus called Babyface
~The applier,body applier, liner and lip gloss is from Wild called
Sahara, tone is caramel coffee and i bought it at the skin fair 2020
~The eye applier is from AG. called Royalty Eyes
~The lashes are from Arte called soft lashes
~The hair is new from Doux called Ubert
and i bought it at the Dubai event
~Blush and moles are from Veechi
called Ultimate cheek kit, tone worn, dark
~Body is from Maitreya called Lara
~The jacket is from Mimikri called Leather Arm Warmers
shade is Vivica gold and i bought it at Cosmopolitan
The first day of summer arrives with the solstice this year on Wednesday, June 21, 2023 at 10:58 a.m. EDT. For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, Earth is tilting mostly toward the Sun.
Ready or Not!!
Canon EOS 5D Mark II Laowa 25mm f28-2,5x5x Macro Lens © 2021 Klaus Ficker. Photos are copyrighted. All rights reserved. Pictures can not be used without explicit permission by the creator.
I couldn't resist another view of this December surprise.
The first one was taken yesterday - this one's from this morning...
I think this is a Queen Bee, my wife thinks it's a Bumblebee.
I present you with my Queen Bumblebee!
For the macro group "Looking close... on Friday!" This weeks theme is "Queen."
Thanks in advance, for any likes or comments. I appreciate your support. Peace.
A couple of weeks ago, my wife and I went camping in Cunningham Gulch north of Silverton, CO, with some friends. The San Juans had just got their first dusting of snow on the mountain peaks and we were going to explore the Alpine Loop. It was fantastic weather, plenty of early fall colors with the bonus of snow tipped peaks. The overnight low the first night reached the low 20s, but the next day reached into the upper 60s. The one thing that would be the cherry on top to this trip was seeing a moose.
So, just as our day was coming to its conclusion, this guy appeared on the edge of a meadow near Howardsville, and he was kind enough to allow me a few snaps. but, he was pretty clear that I had come close enough.
This image was created from TESV and an ENB was used which was created by, Grizz Jack, thank you! <3
To see more of Grizz Jack's ENB work:
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He felt my presence and he is going crazy to understand where I am
😂
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Come closer baby, let's enjoy the moment,
cause no one makes me happier than you and
no one will be as close to me as you 💓💋❤💖
Flickr friends, I've been super busy lately but I promise I will catch up with you all very soon! <3
If you walk down the Royal Mile and you'll see open doorways near the castle end of the street. In Edinburgh terms, these are known as "closes"; basically, very old, narrow, steep streets once replete with open sewers. Now home to bars, restaurants, and museums, they offer a true taste of historic Edinburgh. Advocate's Close is a particularly interesting one; positioned up high, it affords views of the Scott Monument and a good portion of Edinburgh. Halfway down, The Devil's Advocate is a moodily lit bar that serves up excellent cocktails in a historic setting.
Like most of the closes, Advocate's Close, which is thought to date back to the 1500s, is spooky and fascinating, and it's like stepping back in time. Most of these skinny streets have been widened or built over; the closes that remain are a precious fragment of local history. There are many more closes...as World's End Close, Fleshmarket Close etc