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There are many young geese at the Chase, Dagenham: Canada, greylag and Egyptian. D7100_34507.NEF. Many thanks for views, comments and favourites.
Thanks guys!! For the comments, flickrmails, and and asking after me even though I was not here. What started as a simple break to learn PS... spiralled down to a whole lot of things and I kept postponing my return to a better time when I could spend more time here.
Then I realised... it's not gonna happen too soon.. so I just picked up my boot straps... and here I am. :) Will reply all your mails and comments in a while. First let me visit all your streams to see what you guys have been upto in my absence. :)
See you all at your streams!!! :)
PS: I had clicked this flower at an artificially created replica of an Amazon rainforest here in SFO. This was the only flower on the plant... and it was quite dark there( specially with lot's of people around. As I looked through the viewfinder... to check the flower.. I saw how just the flower was getting some light filtering through the trees above. It seemed like the flower was... enlightedned. :D:D:D:D:D What do you think?? :) Oh... and btw... I used picasa to crop this. Am still not comfortable with PS. :P
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May/03/2022
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Carl Grimes - I got Homer a few days ago, and I gotta admit: I love these sleeves! Anyway, I really like how this one turned out. Although I wish I had a better torso...
Based off Season 3-4
Rick Grimes - Not much to say. Like how he turned out.
Based off Season 1
Sgt. Abraham Ford. - I'm not too happy with the face, beccause he's kinda smiling. :p But other than that, I think he looks really cool!
Based off Season 4 (Duh!)
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I was bored. :P Anyway, hope you guys like them. :)
Mosaic of all this years OctoberChallenge shots. Thanks for all your comments and favs. As always its been exasperating at times but generally I am pleased with the set, with only a few fillers. Not too bad overall, and well done to everyone, what a great effort you've all made! Here are the links to this year's offerings:
3. 03/10/2015 Fern,
5. 05/10/2015 One green bottle.,
7. 07/10/2015 Smoke,
9. 09/10/2015 Film,
11. 11/10/2015 Pepper traffic light,
12. 12/10/2015 Hazy days of film,
13. 13/10/2015 Faster than a comet,
14. 14/10/2015 King Cone,
17. 17/10/2015. Waitin' for the bus,
18. 18/10/2015 Inside the Croc,
19. 19/10/2015 Colour in a sea of grey.,
20. 20/10/2015 Heels,
21. 21/10/2015 A bed for the night. Chiswick flyover.,
24. 24/10/2015 Shimmer,
25. 25/102015 Uxbridge spiral (revisited blue hour),
26. 26/10/2015 Through the worm hole,
27. 27/10/2015 Brooding graveyard,
29. 29/10/2015 Autumnal.,
30. 30/10/2015. Misty summit, Brent Knoll, Somerset,
31. 31/10/2015 Halloween,
Thank you everyone for visiting, commenting and fav'ing - very much appreciated! Press "L" for better view and "F" if you like it!
The Central Valley of California is huge and has big farming. You can drive for many minutes along the same type of crop. I took this shot from a car driving 60 mph along the highway near Lemoore, California. This field is big & flat, and you can see a mirage at the end. Drip irrigation is used, which helps in reducing water usage - water is a very precious fluid in California. Monoculture makes sense economically, but wonder what impact it has on animals, insects and the use of pesticides.
I processed this single shot into an HDR photo, then reduced the color saturation to give it a pastel look.
HDR, 1 exposure, NEX-6, _DSC3055_hdr1def1b2
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After a lovely afternoon out brambling with Gemma and my Mum, Gemma and I had an aamazing night out in Hull!
A delicious meal out at our favourite French restaurant Cognac started the evening off.
Then we decided to try Humber Street - the recently redeveloped area around Hull Marina. We found a rooftop bar there and met some great people - several of whom came to meet us later on at The Star!
It was a properly social night and it felt like the first 'proper' night out since the restrictions were lifted. A fantastic time.
More lovely people - in the white top is Marie who Gemma knew already.
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More snowflakes from yesterday..
This one is, I think, slightly moved (there was a bit of wind, unfortunately) but, because the overall effect is quite pleasing (all shiny and a bit dreamy ;D) I have decided to keep it. Have a great Monday guys!
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More pictures and a clever video - this set taken by Gemma on our day out round East Park feeding the birds, and then on to the Deep.
Gemma's 360 degree camera is amazing - some of the footage you can get is just incredible!
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Just the one picture today, from a January Friday morning just before heading off to work. Me with (Aloe) Vera in the background.
This vivid orange and yellow gallardia was one of several among the other lovely white flowers bought for me by my kids for Mothers Day. Whos a lucky girl then.!!!!!
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One good thing about cold weather is that, if you are lucky, you can find these little beauties hanging around. Such delightful hoar frost feathers are the reason I freeze my bottom outside several times during winter months. I just cannot resist taking pictures of them. So very pretty they are .. ;D Have a wonderful day guys!!
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Γιάννης Αγγελάκας
«Από τις Τρύπες στη Γελαστή Ανηφόρα,
μια ίσια γραμμή σ’ ένα βρώμικο χαρτί».
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Ντίνος Σαδίκης-μπαγλαμά, κιθάρα, Τίτος Καργιωτάκης-ηλεκτρική κιθάρα, πλήκτρα,
Στάθης Αραμπατζής-κιθάρα, Χρήστος Χαρμπίλας-κρουστά, ηλεκτρονικά.
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Είμαι ένα φύλλο του φθινόπωρου που πέφτει,
είμαι ένα στρώμα από φύλλα πεταμένα
κι αυτό το κίτρινο το χώμα που με βάφει,
κάποια στιγμή θα γίνει ένα και με μένα
Θα πλανηθώ μεσ' στις πτυχές του δέρματος σου,
θ' ακολουθώ κάθε τυχαία χαραγή σου
κι όπου με βγάλει θα φωλιάσω το χειμώνα,
χωρίς κανόνα!
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Στίχοι, Μουσική: Στέφανος Κανελλής.
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I had a very quiet LFF in May, curtailed because I had earache! Still, I made it out for a few hours and still managed to have a good time, although I didn't make it to any of the other bars.
Finally got selfies with the lovely Emily Martin - and of course we forgot the bins lol!
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What a fantastic weekend!
It had been a few months since Gemma was last in Hull (too long!) and for the second time this year (Birmingham in March was the first) we went to see Kinky Boots at the theatre
What an awesome show it was - again!
What made this time extra special was that my Mum was with us this time.
It was the first time my Mum (and my Dad, since he gave us a lift to the theatre) had met Gemma, and the first time they had met me in full glam.
After a brilliant show, we walked across town to The Star. The same night in Hull, Adam Ant was playing and our lovely friend Mike went to see him, so Mike came to meet us in The Star afterwards as well!
Pics from in The Star. Shameless posing at the bar, lol.
Many thanks for your visits, faves and comments. Cheers.
Main Range National Park is 116km south-west of Brisbane and 50km east of Warwick. The Cunningham Highway crosses the park at Cunninghams Gap and provides access to the northern part of the park, which includes visitor facilities and walks at Cunninghams Gap and Goomburra.
In 1827, Allan Cunningham set out from the upper Hunter River, to explore west of the Dividing Range, discovering the Darling Downs; returning in 1828 from Brisbane to discover Cunninghams Gap.
Main Range National Park is on the western part of the Scenic Rimâa spectacular arc of mountains stretching from Mount Mistake to Springbrook in South East Queensland. It comprises 30,170.5 ha and is managed by the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service (QPWS).
In December 1994, the UNESCO World Heritage Committee officially declared the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage AreaExternal link icon over the Scenic Rim (including most of Main Range and Mount Barney national parks and nearly all of Lamington and Springbrook national parks) and the rainforests of northern and central New South Wales.
As part of the Gondwana Rainforests of Australia World Heritage Area, Main Range is an extremely important refuge for many animals. These include a species of land snail, the beautiful Richmond birdwing butterfly, endangered birds (e.g. the eastern bristlebird), amphibians such as the Fleay's barred frog, and mammals such as the spotted-tailed quoll and the Hastings River mouse. Main Range National Park plays a vital role in protecting this rich diversity of globally-significant wildlife.
Differences in the mountains' topography, altitude, aspect and soil characteristics lead to diversity in the park's plant communities, which range from subtropical and cool temperate rainforest to wet and dry sclerophyll forest, montane heath and rock pavement vegetation.
(Source: Queensland Government - www.nprsr.qld.gov.au/parks/main-range/culture.html)
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A lady bug does whatever lady bugs do on an unopened sunflower at Beaver Dam Farm near Buchanan, Va. ©2019 John M. Hudson | jmhudson1.com
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I was casting about for which dress to wear and found this one. It was a charity shop bargain I picked up a while ago for only £2.00!
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A view clips of me in a black Bodycon Dress that shows off my cleavage rather well :)
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equallyempty: Gorgeous. Such mood.
foxslane: Brrrrrrrrrrrrer
scullerymadetea: Same same in the Barossa @hellokateberry - weird thing is how much I love it.
twistleandburt: Makes me yearn for winter but for the moment I'm making the most of the British summer which half the time feels like winter anyway!
miss_aishe: I hate winter but love this view!
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I challenged myself to remake the Gryphon but at a much smaller size. Here is the result.
Made for Mobile Frame Zero.
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For the first time in so so long, I went back to Leeds First Friday!
Saturday night Gemma and I went back to the Marriott for a drink before going on to the Hifi Club to watch stand-up comedy, which was fantastic! It has become our new Saturday night place to go.
Afterwards we stopped off for a drink in Smokestack.
This is the lovely Sam who we met in the Marriott.