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The Semipalmated Sandpiper (L) and the Least Sandpiper (R), are the two smallest Sandpipers and often flock and forage together during migration. Their body lengths are about six inches.
The Semipalmated Sandpiper has Black legs and a black bill which is shorter and straighter than the longer and downward curving bill of the Least Sandpiper. The Least Sandpiper has yellow legs and rufous feather edges.
Sturgeon County, Alberta.
Processed in Microsoft Photos
180 mm equiv. (medium-tele)
Exp. Corr. Value: +0.0 EV
Exp. Program: Normal
Metering mode: Spot
WB Settings: Auto
This is a male Barrow's Goldeneye. Compared to the Common Goldeneye I posted earlier, the Barrow's has a crescent-shaped white mark on its face and a purplish head. In contrast, the male Common goldeneye features a circular white spot on its face and a greenish head. The Barrrow's also has a flatter head.
Compared to the Blackburn Type 'D' from 1912, of which only one was ever built, the Avro 504 was a roaring success, with over 11,000 constructed between 1913 and 1932. The Avro 504 was the most produced aircraft of any type in WW1.
The 'K' model dates from late in WW1 where the type was mainly used as a trainer (note the second seat in front of the pilot), but some were fitted with guns on the top wing, as shown here, and used for home defence. Compared to the sedate performance of the types dating from just a year or two earlier, the Avro 504 sparkled.
The aircraft in the picture is a genuine survivor from 1918 - well over 100 years old and is still very sprightly. A key identification aid for the Avro 504, is the single, central skid, sometimes referred to as a 'toothpick'.
The penultimate picture in my series of very old aircraft, this Avro 504K is owned and flown by the Shuttleworth Collection, based at Old Warden aerodrome near Bedford, England.
...in honor of Professor Gallantic's Art History II (Renaissance to the Present) course at Tufts University...
"I compare myself to a good barn. You can have a good barn, and if you paint it, it looks a little better. But if you take the paint off, it's still a good barn."
~Dolly Parton
Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6.
"For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11
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Just back from Iceland, a land that has held fascination for me for years. The highlight of this trip was the amazing Laugavegur trek. 4 days and 55 km of hiking over varied and other worldly terrain in every weather imaginable, including the foggiest and windiest ever, with almost zero visibility for hours on end ... But it's truly majestic and I will go back to Iceland again for sure.
This photo is from the first day on the Laugavegur trek, in the Landmannalaugar region of Iceland. The tiny silhouette in the front is my 7 year old son, who did the whole hike in wonderful spirits, unfazed by the weather or steep slippery slopes! We have so much to learn from children ........ This shot captures the spirit of Iceland in many ways - vast, beautiful, captivating, and immense in scale compared to us humans, we are drawn to this mesmerizing landscape, but it is also mysterious and hidden from us depending on nature's whims ...
Another 365 year completed year. For various reasons this was a very difficult year to complete. So I have decided to take the pressure off and take little break this year.
I will still be posting as I think I learn more and more every year because of the challenge to take and edit photos to post.
So I must keep snapping, editing and posting, But maybe not posting every day. 365 more or less, maybe 100x or 52, seems like a better speed for me just now.
The color version of one of my earlier images captured this year using the usual iPhone and Olloclip Macro Lens.
The winter has barely started and I am already thinking of greener times.
Best wishes to all my flickr friends in the new year. I look forward to viewing and being inspired by your images this year.
Edited on the iPad with Snapseed.
The black and white version was posted early this year. If you'd like to compare it can be viewed here: www.flickr.com/photos/firerybroome/24640682956/
She's looking a little worse for wear compared to the last time I saw her, but NS SD60E 6963, specially painted to promote rail transportation, still looks pretty good pulling train 223 down the "Broadway" main south out of Luther Yard in St. Louis, MO.
Winter storm Jupiter has given the area a brief pause, giving me a chance to escape three stir-crazy kids for a few hours.
"Yes, I can see her
'Cause every girl in here wanna be her
Oh, she's a diva
I feel the same and I wanna meet her
They say she low-down
It's just a rumor and I don't believe 'em
They say she needs to slow down
The baddest thing around town
She's nothing like a girl you've ever seen before
Nothing you can compare to your neighborhood ho
I'm tryna find the words to describe this girl without being disrespectful
The way that booty movin', I can't take no more
Had to stop what I'm doin' so I can pull up close
I'm tryna find the words to describe this girl without being disrespectful"
David Guetta ft Akon - Sexy Bitch
Head: LeL Evo X
Body: eBody - RBORN
Hair:
Hairbase Tableau Vivant
adoness : beanie : blonde
Eyes: IKON Rogue Eyes - Desert Pack @ ALPHA Event until March 17th Teleport
Outfit:
YTS-MADAME PINK (REBORN)
MAZE.mods - Soft Thighs V4.0 - eBody Reborn
Tattoo: Dark Ink S15
Made at Sunny's Studio:
BG: Sexy Girls Hi-Hz Hilton
I couldn’t think of a funny quirky cool kid title this time
T004 heads past the elevator at Williams, between Waukesha and Genessee Depot, with a fourpack of SD40-2s in perfect lighting compared to backlighting on a beautiful 70 degree afternoon
Comparing to his bigger brother "Mont Saint Michel" on the other side in France, St Michael's Mount in southwestern England in Cornwall is not that impressive. But under the right weather conditions just as beautiful.
After a whole day of rain the sky exploded at sunset.
Enjoy...
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Church neighbors near the Berkeley campus.
When the Berkeley campus was established, in the the late 19th century, various Protestant denominations rushed to acquire property on adjacent streets, and new church buildings were quickly erected. Some are thriving these days, while others have fallen on hard times.
This week has been rainy and really cold, there was even snowing one day - but today the sun was shining and it was quite hot, compared to the week so far :) So I grabbed my camera and was out capturing the blue sky and all the trees that are in bloom. A bit over 200 pics today - not very unusual. How many photos do you use to take on an average day?
"Comparing with my youth / I had more expectations about the future / and less experience about the past"
Lydia is checking out the fossilized dino skulls at the natural history museum.
Doll: Midi Blythe Lydia Green in stock outfit
Shelf: Bathroom caddy from Target
Skulls and dinos: my son's toys
Floor: made by me from cardboard packaging, grout, paint, and a wooden sheet
Dino skeleton Blythe a Day 6/10/22
#blythedinosaur #blythediorama #blythedollhouse #blytheadayjune2022 #midiblythe #blythelydiagreen
Compared to my shots from this place in back from Spring 2017, I much enjoy the water level and lighting of this place my on second visit. I don't know if it's because I am a better photographer 4 years later, or the conditions just better.
Anyways I am happy I was able to give this place a second visit with my camera and capture something I am happy with.
This is a shot of some of my buddies hiking back down the tunnel. It took maybe 2 tries to get them in the right spot.
Zion National Park, Utah
October 2021
德化不行商业街. Broad, bright and glitzy. But rather empty, not to say deserted - especially compared to Shanghai's Nanjing Road. Well, it was cold. And the folks of Zhengzhou apparently prefer another part of Dehua Road for shopping.
SOOTC - my little Panasonic with a Gorillapod (tied to a lamp post).
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At waking the whole world turned out to be white. I went for a long walk. Parts through areas with buildings but Den Haag has quite a few nice forest kind of patches. Here I encountered this couple with their white shepard while it was snowing heavily. He said that compared with the snow the white of the shepard was kind of a dirty colour, but in black and white this doesn't show.
Pesked marv war draezhenn Aberystwyth/ Éisc mharbha ar thrá Aberystwyth/ Arrain hilak Aberystwytheko hondartzan/ Dead fish on Aberystwyth beach --- Ceredigion, Cymru --- Cymharer/ Keńveriañ/ Cuir i gcomparáid/ Konpara ezazu/ Compare: "This summer, thousands of what were believed to be dead sand eels washed up at Mousehole and hundreds of sardines washed up at Porthgwidden Beach, in St Ives, the January before that. There are a number of reasons it may happen, including as a response to a predator threat."
Yes, this is my very first pinhole photograph. I am not sure why I am so excited about something that appears to be on such an inferior quality compared to what is possible today but I am anyway. I have started pursuing black and white film again recently and now am trying to see what pinhole photography can offer.
A New Chapter, a New Book - Pinhole Photography
Pinhole Cap on a Nikon D610 (no lens)
Approx. 48mm equivalent angle of view
Calculated f/128
30 seconds
B&W conversion, levels adjustment
Downsized to 800px wide
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Less than a foot below flood stage; compare with Spring 2009 image in first comment below. Willamette River, Rivervilla Park, Milwaukie, Oregon OM4510
It's late afternoon, straight into the sun for me, so more than challenging conditions. But the little owls were active and learning to fly, taking short up-and-down spurts and circles. This one just looks like they're comparing notes on how it's done. Or remarking at one of their siblings' efforts in the air. From the clutch of nine, a couple of months ago.
You Invade My Dreams
My Interplanetary Memories
Interplanetary Travel
One of the stars in the sky caught my eye. This star, which is brighter and flashing compared to other stars, attracted my attention more than other stars. I couldn't take my eyes off that bright star. It was as if a bond had formed between me and the star. I started to dream. They were dreams about that bright star. Who knows how many light years away he was from me! I imagined a space traveler who looked at the sky from that star and dreamed like me and was as lonely as me. Just like me, he was alone in this huge vacuum of space. And she/he was searching for himself, just like me, in this eternity. Who knows, maybe that space traveler is luckier than me and is not alone. Maybe I'm the only lonely person in this universe.
Maybe I should stop daydreaming.
Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X7i
Photograph by Yusuf Alioglu
Location: Outer space (space)
Peaso compare tengo coño .... y esa postura le costó lo suyo ... llevaba los botines del Fary y es que es un "profesioná" del escenario
Comparing two cameras. Same bird same perch same lens same cropped image size (2048x1365) different cameras with big difference in price :0)
Compared to the similar black-bellied tanager, this species looks duller.
Asociacion para La Conservacion de Aves y La Biodiversidad Koepcke's Hermit, Peru
The mating worms logo on the nose of the PC unit leading NS Train 239 gives us a glimpse into the turbulent past of railroading. Fortunately the future looks pretty bright compared to when this insignia was common across the eastern half of the United States.
Locomotive: NS 1073
3-24-17
Birmingham, MO
Compare the original with the pictures on the postcard. In Valldemossa, the two look very much alike. No wonder, then, that so many tourists visit this pretty town in the mountains of Mallorca every day. The best time to visit is in the evening. Above all, it is a good idea to look around and stroll through the less crowded streets.
Little Stint is the smallest regularly-occurring wader in Britain. The shortish bill, dark legs, small size and pale tramlines down the back help identify this as Little Stint (though there are a few rare lookalikes). We generally use Dunlin as our yardstick for comparing waders and at 24g Little Stint is half the weight of a Dunlin. It is not a particularly common bird in Britain with about 770 records annually, but the vast majority of these are juvenile birds on Autumn passage. There are quite a few juveniles in Britain at the moment but this one is an adult en route from Africa to its tundra breeding grounds which I photographed on the shores of a Pennine reservoir in spring. There were a couple of Dunlin nearby but it was feeding by itself. The only bird I saw alongside was a Pied Wagtail which looked similar-sized, but I've checked and is about 3g lighter (21g v 24g). Little Stints have never bred in Britain but a handful spend the winter here. So they are largely a bird of Autumn passage in Britain.