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A more picturesque Leeds-Liverpool Canal at East Marton in North Yorkshire
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My favourite time of the day is sunrise - there's a stillness about the air and often it's just me and the wildlife.
At this time of year, on a nice crisp morning with plenty of sunshine, I like to play with the light where opportunity allows. This adolescent stag was having a rest at the top of a hill. Only a small shard of light was coming through to his head, while the trees in the background were lit nicely showing green, yellow and orange. Combine that with the foreground in shade (both the branch above and the ground) and it made for a nice image - or at least I thought so!
Lovely lighting a couple of weeks ago gave an opportunity to take a dramatic image like this of a Great Spotted Woodpecker.
âThere's something very enticing about an empty bench under a tree. And if it's facing a river, that's the bench for me.â
â Joyce Rachelle
September 8, 2017
We got a TON of peaches this year, and this one is the first to ripen. It was one of only 3 peaches on one of the smaller trees, which bore fruit for the first time this year. The big "mother" tree has hundreds of peaches all over it, but none are ripe yet.
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I love all the undiscovered pathways, lanes and roads that I come across and the way that you question what is around the corner and what lies beyond and with the added bonus of the sun filtering through the trees the dappled light seemed to be leading me into this new journey.
Are you a coffee or a tea drinker?
I just realised why I should always stick to tea..
One caffeinated coffee today sees me bouncing off the walls!
Nothing like this relatively zen photo of me enjoying a cuppa at The Hacienda, London
Wearing a gorgeous kimono from All About Audrey - www.allaboutaudrey.co.uk
Styling & set design, modelling, photography & retouching by me
Title borrowed from an episode of "Tales of the Unexpected", a TV show aired in the UK between 1979-1988. The series began as adaptions of short stories written by the author Roald Dahl, probably better known for his children's novels.
The blackberry blossoms are out, and there are lots. If the rain stops coming and the days heat up, there should be a really good crop of blackberries for those willing to risk their defences.
Rainforest epiphyte fern in sub-tropical rainforest near Cunningham's Gap. These ferns attach to rocks or trees and survive on nutrients from decomposing plant litter and rainwater. Often called Bird's Nest ferns, they are Australian plants, native to Queensland and NSW.
One of the smaller paths in Captains Wood, taken on a bright morning. Looks like we're getting some summer at last!
Another shot of our secret trillium field. The mayapples seem to like to grow with the trillium. The morning light was just starting to stream over the mountain.
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The ASQ Center Ivory Tusk Building -
ASQ is on the left side; Mariott Residence Inn is on the right, where the twin staircases are located.
The greatest question is what to call this magnificent building at Plankinton and Wisconsin Avenue, with its gorgeous neoclassical eastern face of Ionic columns, which grace the downtown Riverwalk. This location opened in 1887 as the first of Adam Gimbelâs (and sons) flagship stores. The Gimbel Brothers company would eventually build, tear down and rebuild a major and lasting department store location the city would rely on for a wide range of goods.
Over the first three decades, the structure expanded by seven sections and grew into a complex of floors. In 1923 alone, Gimbels tore down their building and began again with 60-ft. piles into the bedrock just to create the current eight-story structure. At the cost of$1.2 million dollars.
When the company faltered after 99 years, a London-based holding and management company sold the Gimbels name and Milwaukee buildings to Marshall Fields. That major department store chain then faltered a short time later and sold the building again soon thereafter â yet modern-day references after that short stint continue to refer to the âFieldâs Building.â
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Right: MFayre
This week I was paired with
I have adored Marico's delicate, wild and stunning outdoor self portraits for a long time now, and getting paired with her was very exciting for me. Marico and I both take most of our SP's in the woods and given the theme dappled light, I think the other artists on the project saw us in the woods this week (as did we). I love how this 100% unplanned combination shows how both of us broke with the expected ! I love how the 'shapes' in the pictures echo each other too.
(or that we had a huge shortage of sunshine on both sides of the pond this week). ; )
Came across this tree while walking in a woodland which holds the accreditation status... Sites of Special Scientific Interest (SSSIs).
On speaking to a Ranger and asking the question "why was it felled this way?"
The reply was to promote and enhance the speed of natural decay while providing a habitat for insects.
I have never seen this done before and thought this was worthy of an image. In this case a three image focus stack. đ
As we walked the trail in Cooper Mountain Nature Park, images of the eclipsing sun scalloped our path.
Overhead tree leaves created hundreds of pin hole cameras with each projecting the eclipsing sun.
Dunnock / prunella modularis. Calke Park, Derbyshire. 29/10/18.
âAUTUMN SHUFFLEWINGâ.
Dunnocks always seem to be on the go, creeping about jerkily and flicking their wings - a kind of âtut, tut reactionâ in response to the immediate world around them!
This one had paused for a split second and actually looked relaxed in the dappled afternoon light.
This is a small restaurant called ''ZeytinAltı'' in Bodrum..You can have a wonderful breakfast here,an example of which you're going to see some other time..'Gözleme'' is a kind of pastry with either herbs...or white cheese or minced meat or mashed potatoes in it.Goes very well with tea:)
Native women make the best gözleme..Here is a small hut where it is made.You can follow all the preparation from the outside:) And also take photos but she was so fast that I wasted lots of shots!
Pictober 2021 day twenty-six - to plant
Planted by the wind, nourished by the light.
A couple weeks ago I walked over to Durand Eastman Park for my morning reading and prayers. I put the Argus C3 in the daypack. The sun was filtering through the trees most delightfully. I took several photographs around me from where I was sitting as the light changed, and one more straight up.
Argus C3 Brick with the 50mm lens, yellow filter
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When you really want to go for a walk in a dark, quiet forest but you just don't have time: edit a picture of one instead.
Queen Elizabeth Park, Petersfield, Hampshire, UK
All my English Flickr Friends and of my age - 49 next month, (I have no secrets lol), will remember Pinky and Perky.
They were two annoying little pigs who had their own TV show and sang Chipmunk style.
Remember Andy Pandy and Bill and Ben the Flowerpot Men (and of course Little WeeeeeeeD). Those shows were the staple diet for most English kids back in the 60's.
Think I will stop the trip down TV memory lane LOL!!
These two PINK Rhododendrons reminded me of Pinky and Perky, don't ask why, we all know my mind works in strange ways. Could have been because I took this photo after I had been lying under the Willow Tree!
I always love the effects of light, dappled light and shadow and I have all three here.
I think I have been punished for going out to dinner on Wednesday night. When we dropped our friends off, I didn't know it at the time, but I got bit by an insect under my eye.
Thursday morning my eye was swollen. Thursday night it was VERY swollen and yesterday, I thought I was going to have to drag myself off to hospital.
Having no immune system sucks big time as I can't fight even an insect bite. Felt like I had been hit by a Mack truck. Think of the worst flu you have ever had and multiply it by 10.
Think I am over the worst now, its just past 2.30am Saturday morning here in Oz and at least I can see out of the eye again.
So, guess who has to play catch up AGAIN with all you lovely Flickr'ers!!!