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Hook triplet on vintage floating crane, detail shot, Hamburg Port Museum
Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor 35-70mm 1:3.5 @ f/8
through Novoflex Minolta SR - Fuji X-Mount adapter
on Fujifilm X-E1
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I went out with some photo club friends who are keen birders and we stopped at 4 locations where they knew they would likely see some more uncommon birds. This pair of snow geese hangs out with a flock of Canada Geese near a golf course in Eastern Passage.
Explored January 14 - #141. Thanks everyone :-)
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Fantails catch insects on the wing and perform some incredibly agile acrobatics when doing so. They are great fun to watch. This little guy had just caught another dragonfly. HBW everyone :-)
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Textures by tassiesim and Alex Edgar
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Pennington Golf Course when the only players are Magpies, the clouds are heavy but the slanting sunshine brought out the autumnal colours.
The canal twists and turns to follow the contour of the land. Chesterfield Canal, near Kiveton Park, Sheffield, South Yorkshire
I'm not a golfer - but I just might take it up to golf here. This is about a mile from where I grew up. I loved being able to see the Whitetank Mountains every day.
Féria de la Mer in Palavas-les-Flots (FR), 22 september 2013
Course camarguaise
Traditional horse-ride with bulls in the middle of them on the beach of Palavas-les-Flots.
Info:
NL: nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Course_camarguaise
FR: fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Course_camarguaise
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The Tees Barrage International White Water Course, originally the Teesside White Water Course, is an artificial whitewater course on the north bank of the River Tees,
Stockton-on-Tees Nr Middlesborough.
As we get ready to approach another weekend (can you tell I'm a bit anxious?), I thought I would share another image from our recent trip to Katmai NP & Preserve in Alaska. Anyone that knows me or who has followed my photo stream knows just how much these bears mean to me. <3
On this particular day, the salmon were running quite thick in the river, so we hiked down to the shoreline in search of bears actively feeding upon them. It wasn't long before we found some, including this particular one who we were sharing the rocky shoreline with. LOL. It approached from initially a distance, then kept walking towards us. An algae-covered shoreline of slippery rocks doesn't make for a quite getaway, so we stayed our course, as did the bear. At what must have been its perceived "personal space" distance, it decided to veer off and simply go around us ... being much more used to the river rocks than I ... without incidence or even much of a concern. Let me be clear that we were with our guide and simply gave way for the bear to naturally pass us ... much like it would have another bear in the area.
Coastal brown bears are quite preoccupied with the salmon run and are what I call "fat and happy" bears. It's such a thrill to see them and more than that it's an honor to share their environment with them. I had sure missed them over the last 2 years and so happy to have been reunited. :-)
Happy Thursday to all. So glad that you stopped by to view and as always, your comments are much appreciated.
© 2018 Debbie Tubridy / TNWA Photography
I just like photographing pink it seems. I can't stay away from it for long. :)
This is a porcelain half doll (or pincushion doll), which was made in Germany in the 1920s. The silver and rolled gold thimble is the same one I photographed a couple of days ago. This time I've included a roll of cotton/linen mix ribbon and a couple of pieces of hand torn silk ribbon to add to the pinkness.
Taken with Lensbaby Velvet 56.
Kristelle et ses copines les charolaises dans une course party.
Photo prise avec un appareil jetable en 2001 et scannée.
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Is what these fancy homes to my left in La Crosse have when there's not a BNSF train blocking it. This is new double track installed by BNSF during the oil boom to alleviate congestion but our target train was still being held out because a track rider was doing heat patrol on Main 1 while the dispatcher got rid of a few eastbounds.
This is a great spot to hang out and shoot trains, at the end of a quiet dead end street with plenty of shade and nobody to bother you. The residents of the house were out working in the yard and totally ignored our presence.
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Ocean Park beach approach.
Gorse is a leafless plant. Where other plants have leaves, gorse have long, sharp, green chlorophyll-laden spines that do the necessary photosynthesis. I was dismayed to come across this specimen. It is part of a patch that expands its footprint every year. Someone should eradicate this obnoxious foreign invader sooner rather than later.