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Lothian Buses SJ67MHA 588 seen on Princess Street, Edinburgh on service 33 to Sheriffhall

A new leaf beside the tree trunk .... (no photoshop)

It was back lit and the blur background was a ornamental plant having red leaves.

a pretty colour splash stopped by the other day

Caught my sweet lovebird Cutie-Pie, sampling petals from my gorgeous, bridal wreath spirea,

in my back garden! (Best on black)

One of the motors of the Nottingham Eye (Big Wheel) in the City Centre

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A recent trip to Whitby weather wasn't really amazing so waited each day for a change and only on the last day really it picked up so got up 6am and headed to the beach look up and these colourful huts caught my eye and to make them stand out I thought I would colour splash against black and white. Lovely place highly recommend a visit xx

War is endless, it brings long lasting terrors, permanent scars and even death to the world. This is the cost of our Prides, we refuse to 'let go' of our weapons, shields and armors.

War will continue, unless we learn to sacrifice our weapons, shields and armor.

We must demonstrate 'peace' by showing the 'peace' within ourselves in order to request the peace in others.

Street Photography

 

Album: Street Photography.

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Ceramic Poppies at The Tower of London, London, England.

I knew what i was going to do to this the minute i saw the red bush , stood out a mile , taken on Portland Dorset

Super Mario goes for a leap down an alley in Vancouver, BC.

A bright red begonia in a hanging basket glow in the soft evening light at sunset tonight

Something different for a Sunday.

 

First attempt at water drops

Taken as part of "A Splash of colour" competition

I really like this one. Simple but can mean so much.

The 10s are back 😎😻 :)

Here is my second [and slightly earlier] view of the scene that greeted my arrival on the roof terrace at Gatwick one morning in the 1980s - a rare combination of three DC-10s parked together at the new Gatwick terminal, making a very colourful sight - enhanced by the fact that the DC-10 just happened to be my favourite widebody! The American Airlines DC-10 had just pushed back, and was about to move off.

 

Whilst World and American operated scheduled flights into London Gatwick, the Ghana DC-10 9G-ANA was more of a Heathrow machine, and seldom seen at Gatwick. However, in the summers of 1985 & 86 the aircraft operated flights between Gatwick and Barbados for Caribbean Airways.

 

9G-ANA c/n 48286 - McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 was delivered new to Ghana Airways in February 1983 and flew with the airline for its entire life. The aircraft was leased in the summer seasons of 1985 and 1986 to Gatwick based Caribbean Airways. The aircraft was impounded at London Heathrow 28th May 2002 with the airline in liquidation, departing on 2nd June. Impounded again at Rome FCO 30th June 2003 - eventually returned to the USA and scrapped around 2005.

 

Taken using a Soviet made Zenith TTL camera and 300mm lens.

 

You can see a random selection of my aviation memories here: www.flickriver.com/photos/heathrowjunkie/random/

Seen at [EH] Rufford Abbey and Country Park. Nottinghamshire.

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A Tube Tunnel in London with colour splash posters.

Sunrise colour splash over Barangaroo headland, Sydney.

D810 &16-35mm with NiSi 6 stop CPL/ND combination filter.

Chair makeover inspired by splash of colour

The ever popular Matlock, Derbyshire.

...at the blues

Andros island, Greece

Dimitra Milaiou Photography Greece

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Johanne's room faces north and it was dark and a bit grim before. I have panted the floor glossy white. One wall is covered with a vintage wallpaper by a German designer. All the other walls are white. I have made the curtains a bit too long for the window to try to make the window seem taller than it actually is. The room is pretty narrow and small but with all the white it is a very nice room to be in. I love the colour splashes - the pouf (by zid zid a brand I sell at the shop- see my profile for info), the carpet (Ikea) the thrifted bed spread...

I came across this scene on a photo walk with my adult education centre’s photography group.

I love the warm colours that really stand out against the dreary surroundings. I tried to intensify this impression using the colour splash technique.

[Colour Splash] University Park Campus. Trent Building. University of Nottingham. * LGBTIQA+ flag.

 

The iconic Trent Building is Grade II listed, built in 1928 looks out across Highfield's boating lake and a large lawned area.

 

* LGBTIQA+ is an evolving acronym that stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer/questioning, asexual. Many other terms (such as non-binary and pansexual) that people use to describe their experiences of their gender, sexuality and physiological sex characteristics. Not forgetting male and female.

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This is my last photo of 2018 so I would like to take the opportunity to say thank you all for supporting my photography and the likes on all my work too, have a great 2019 and I look forward to getting more photos again soon.

 

Manchester Metrolink 3096 seen crossing over the railway bridge in Baguley on a service to Manchester Airport.

Colour Splash!

  

Taken by Avivi

  

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This morning I was after reflections in the rain and was hoping for umbrellas, after a while one turned up!

 

ISO 200 | 1/320 sec | f/8 | 40mm

This picture was also taken in 2009. I like it´s simpleness. Hope you´ll like it too.

 

Pentax K110D

Pentax 50-200 4.5-5.6

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