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And now for something different... a couple of days ago I was out at Confluence State Park-- the point where the Mississippi and Missouri rivers come together. Right at the tip where the rivers meet, there were quite a few of these beetles in the sand. They are a bit drab from a distance, but the patterns and colors become apparent when you look closely. Very cool little beetles!
The different photo-strolls tend to blur as memories often do. Ah, I remember now. we were winding down on our first stroll in L5P and the sun was beginning to sink behind the buildings. Todd noticed that some trees were casting their shadows on a beautiful red wall. It was like they were creating their own natural graffiti.
Our stomachs were grumbling by then and it was time for pizza. By the time we came out, the shadows were gone but not forgotten, captured by the lens. Then...
"the weight, it must be light wherever you are"
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backdrop: "snow park scene" by minimal
We happened upon this gorgeous creation of art one day when we were wandering about New Orleans! Each mosaic design on several walls is unique and dazzling- stained glass and mirrored pieces! I don't know who the artist is, but I think it is their studio. Any titles that I have given these works is strictly from my imagination.
New Orleans, LA
A sunset can be looked upon straight on
You will see the different colors as the minutes go by
All clearly
And that's it
Easy Peasy and wonderful
Sometimes you might see the sunset from a different angle
It can be a bit blurry
Still colorful
But you will see it all differently
How healthy isn't that
We need input to grow
Either it is from people around you or circumstances that occurs
Seeing things from a different perspective requires some kind of input
Having someone trustworthy to talk to is my favorite, at least after I actually got my best friend ever into my life
But it could be as easy as having a monolog, I've solved so many issues by doing that
Just hearing you say your own words are pretty amazing
The conclusions you might come up with can be mind blowing
And yes, it clears your mind
No wonder it is mind blowing
And me crawling on the ground to get you this angle must have been quite a sight for the neighbors here
Probably mind blowing that too
Lol
Yes yes - That's me
Ara Pacis, the Roman altar of Augustan peace (the full name is actually Ara Pacis Augustae). Erected by the Roman senate in honour of their emperor Augustus. It dates to 9 B.C.
The current museum, Museo dell'Ara Pacis, dates to 2006, replacing an older museum, built in 1938. According to Wikipedia Roman right-wing politicians are not fond of the building since they think the replacement led to the 'destruction of a piece of Fascist history'. I like the building.
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I am trying to find something different to post today. I believed this picture serves the purpose well. Smile. Have a great day to all my Flickr Friends.
[Photograph taken at MarryBrown - Doha, Qatar]
A little different edit
An old cemetery in Unionville, Georgia USA
There are four communities in Georgia named Unionville.
infrared on an overcast day
590nm
Taken in Hawk Wood, Epping Forest.
At the bottom right, there is someone just coming into the forest to walk their dog. Beyond the trees lies suburbia, whilst looking across the reservoirs, we see the bigger picture as we look towards the north-west of Greater London.
A different view of a derelict cottage in Connemara that I recently posted. I was drawn to feature the hills behind the structure, so I've 'built' the image to lack sky or clouds.
Taken from my neighbour’s window, on my floor. You can see our Recreation building, and some of the trees in our centre court are lit and despite the rain it looks sort of magical.
Clarke Quay is a unique, conserved historical landmark located along the Singapore River. It offers various attractions, and is a popular spot for locals and tourists to catch the water-taxis that traverse up and down the river. This is a long exposure photograph taken from the opposite bank of Singapore River towards Clarke Quay. The different lights on board of the vessels criss-crossing, to move in or out of the station, led to interesting colour streams and reflections.
I shot this early in Spring this year. I think the Oystercatcher was defending his nesting territory. The Eagle was defending himself and trying to eat a fish just caught. Both were not happy
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Slightly different composition and shorter focal length than the earlier post
Alvingham Watermill is a fully equipped 3 storey water-powered corn mill.
It is located on a 12th century site; a watermill is known to have been on this site since 1155. But there is evidence that this site has been used for mills previously, with a mill recorded here in the Doomsday Book of 1086.
Alvingham Watermill has an 11 ft diameter by 8 ft wide breastshot water wheel, dated 1782, and cast iron gearing by Sanderson and Louth circa 1820.
Water is channelled from the River Lud and culverted under Louth Canal in a brick tunnel.