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A different point of view!!

 

The marigold - a pretty, all-purpose plant with a wide range of medicinal effects. All of them made possible by the essential oils and resins trapped in the bright yellow flowers.

 

The friendly flower's willingness to bloom is undeniable. Because its blossom shone in vibrant yellow and gold every month from June to October, the Romans called it calendula, referring to the first day of the month.

 

The main medicinal applications of marigold are skin conditions of all kinds, including contusions, bruises and varicose veins. Minor skin injuries and inflammation can also be successfully treated. Marigold ointment promotes wound healing for eczema and sunburns. The fresh flowers must be preserved in olive oil and then stored in a cool and dark place. After three weeks, the filtered oil can be mixed with wax to make the ointment. Decanted into a jar, the ointment can set and will now last several months.

 

( courtesy: www.britannica.com/video/180200/Overview-marigolds)

Al Qudra Lakes are home to hundreds of different animals. Birds are the most numerous group, numbering 170 species. Although these are artificial lakes, that were created by man, it was done with such care that being there feels like an oasis in the middle of the desert. The site is less than an hour’s drive from Dubai.

When the light begins to fade and the city starts to glow, everything on the street takes on a different flavour. The rush softens, colours stretch, footsteps smear into gentle echoes, and suddenly the everyday bustle feels almost theatrical. Slow the shutter and the scene reshapes itself: people become brushstrokes, headlights turn to ribbons, and the whole corner hums with a kind of dreamy urgency. It’s in that blur — that delicious in‑between — where the city shows you how alive it really is.

45118 works its way back to Leeds in weather completely different to that when it headed south. The platform end completely deserted at this point, would soon be swamped, not only by water, but passengers blocking most pre-planned reflection opportunities.

Explored..!

 

A view from Marine Drive, Cochin.

  

This view was soo painful to me as am father now.…

 

Was thinking what will be the feature of this kid…. :(

 

A different edit from the same series of low-level Song sparrow photos from a few months ago (In fact, if I recall this is the exact next frame from the previous). I had no intentions of catching the movement, but I do enjoy how the slow shutter-speed blurred the wing.

 

ISO: 1131

F-stop: f/5.6

Exposure: 1/320

Different evening, different sky. This was taken at maximum fire but was only visible near the sunset point.

 

Picture of the Day

A windmill near Wilpena Pound, north of Hawker, South Australia. Shot with a 50mm lens to emphasize the core of the Milky Way. Some lighting by the Moon. Tamron lens, prcessed in Lightroom with daylight white balance.

Same view different day different lens system. Lensbaby Composer Pro with an original Double Glass aperture ring dropped in of f16 and added on the super wide attachment that gets screwed on the lens.

 

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Seen in the cafe area at Alowyn Gardens with the FFF.

I have no idea what this was used for in days past.

A different perspective of the Regus building in Liverpool.

I uploaded a different photo in this sequence several months ago, in which the mantis was actually taking a bite. But I like this one too, in which the mantis holds the evidence but still tries to look innocent. Eating a paper wasp in southern Indiana, USA.

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A different angle to the earlier Rolleiflex image of these....

 

Greenpoint boat graveyard near Bluff.

 

A short walk from the road leads you into this area where around 14 boats are resting. Very little remains of many of them, this pair are the most intact and a few odds and ends from the other boats appear at low tide.

 

Rolleiflex 3.5F

Carl Zeiss Planar f3.5 75mm

Ilford FP4 Plus

Cinestill DF96 / 6 mins @ 27deg C

 

Camera Scanned

Fujifilm GFX50S II / GF120mmF4 R LM OIS WR Macro

Essential Film Holder

Converted in Negative Lab Pro

Final Edit LR / PS

 

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Trying to be different, using a broken lens for today's theme.

of clematis Josephine

 

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(A different view - third phase)

 

A different view

Looking at the left side or the right

cross-eyed or blank

the impression is arriving

at varying angle.

 

The artist puts his view

forward, which

on some occasions agrees

with that of the

spectator.

  

Verschil in optiek

Of je nu naar links kijkt of rechts

met geknepen ogen of blanco

de indruk komt

vanuit een verschillende hoek.

 

De artiest komt met zijn visie

die op enkele momenten overeenstemt

met die van de

toeschouwer.

 

Mixed media, collage, wood, cloth, lead, paper, paint, sand, iron, size 56x35x5 cm

(www.meurtant.exto.org)

destroyed April 2026

 

This owl has given some amazing moments for sure. I guess it's a female snowy owl. For whole time she was flying around. Had so many different expression and poses from her. She jump from a table top and fly behind this rock. So instate of not shooting anything I decided to wait until the snowy will give me a good eye contact and compose the shot. The BG is the ocean.

 

Different shapes, different size

Same beauty to all the eyes

That look at the wildness seen

In trees of every shade of green

There are some images that stand out in black and white, while others are better suited to color. With this one, I went back and forth between the two as they had completely different moods and stories. I liked them both for that difference and thought it would be interesting to see what the response is on Flickr. (Please note previous post for the B&W version).

"Quadriga d'Hélios", in Turó Park (Barcelona) It is composed of a chariot pulled by two horses straightened on their hind legs, and guided by the figure of Hélios, god of the sun. It was part of a monumental fountain of the artist Joan Borrell i Nicolau (Font de l'Aurora), whose sculptures are scattered in different places in Barcelona.

St Ives, Huntingdonshire

 

All shot with Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000

  

View through the branches.

Of Llanberis village and surrounding mountains with a dusting of snow

Each of us is in a different world, in our conscious minds, and we have to have respect for each other's world.

Different pair with clutch number four in 2019.

Another chick is on the other side of the adult.

Created with 3D products from Digital Artist Zone.

 

Something very different for me! This was taken for this years 24 hours of Flickr. I went out in the freezing rain early this afternoon in search of a photo and this is the best of the few I came home with (it's too wet for outdoor photography!)

There's a lovely art-deco building just behind me and it would have made a much better backdrop but the rain/sleet was coming from that direction and it was too cold to hang around.

Today I saw my first Robin! I had heard him a few days ago but now I can include him in my 2026 bird count. It means spring is really on its way. It also means the birds are slowly coming back so I can add to my count. The bird photography for me will be a bit more relaxed this year as I have so many decent photos so I can concentrate on the ones I don’t have. Or I will capture some the unique variances or behaviours of some of the common birds. This is a Robin that visited our yard last fall. He was sporting such different colors that he was noteworthy.

September 2015, and there was plenty of snow on the Cathedral Mountains.

The Silkie (sometimes alternatively spelled Silky) is a breed of chicken named for its atypically fluffy plumage, which is said to feel like silk. The breed has several other unusual qualities, such as black skin and bones, blue earlobes, and five toes on each foot, whereas most chickens only have four. They are often exhibited in poultry shows, and appear in various colors.

 

In addition to their distinctive physical characteristics, Silkies are well known for their calm, friendly temperament. Among the most docile of poultry, Silkies are considered an ideal pet. (Wiki)

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