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Restaurants in Pontocho - Kyoto, Japan.
It was interesting to be sort of a peeping Tom for a while without having to be discreet about it. From across the Kamo river, these dining rooms can easily be seen as they light up like fireflies at night.
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This is how most of Castro street in Mountain View, look right now. There are quite a few restaurants, with street dining. There is a lone man, at a far table.
Sunrise and low tide at the lagoon. Waterside alfresco dining on some of the freshest seafood, in the deep south of Thailand. A personal favourite is horseshoe crab with spicy papaya salad, served in the shell.
Table, Plates, Vases, and Diamond box are by [Merak]
Wood animals are from Breath
Wood benches, rug, sliding doors, and sign are from junk.
Chair with fur is from Soy
Hanging stars are from Kalopsia.
Bar is from Soya
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Mr. Bluebird returns to the nest with another meal for Junior. The fledgling was well fed and he grew fast. Occasionally he would be visible in the nest. Thanks again for visiting. I appreciate it.
I was chasing early morning light for something completely different. It was a good morning with good light. Just when I was 4 wheeling back for some breakfast in Page I realized that the best part of the morning shooting was not done yet.
Navajo Mountain and Glen Canyon underneath filled with some morning haze demonstrated a unique light spectacle.
Nikon D800E
Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8
1/500s at f/5.6
RAW ISO 100
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Two Bottlenose dolphins rounded up dinner close to shore at Sarasota Beach.
What a treat to see these mammals so close to shore.
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Reflecting on a fine day on the town with dinner at the Spaghetti Factory in Bricktown - OKC Metro
we had a family crab-feast last night for my cousin's belated birthday, and of course my photography instincts kicked in. i thought this was a nice representation of the evening...unfortunately, this little guy didnt have as good of a night as we did!
Same very tiny bee loading up on pollen in the yellow lilies. Have several more of it but just saving this one, as well. Handheld.
Will be off Flickr for a few days. Hoping weather behaves, some storms forecast at times, have had a week with no storms.
At the last moment local authorities decided to keep the ban on indoor restaurant dining in place. Many restaurants continued to set uo tables for outdoor service. I guess in these times a half a loaf seems better than none
This immature male powdered dancer is munching on a tiny fly, it appears. This is the same one I posted yesterday, which was a wonderful subject...
On a busy Saturday in Camden space is limited to eat your takeaways...Wall art by Dan Kitchener aka DANK.
The Golden Chariot has 19 specially-designed coaches. There are 11 passenger cars. The design of the cabins is inspired and draws from the Mysore and Belur Halebid schools of art and architecture. The bedspreads are hand-woven by artisans, the guardians of age-old traditions.
The cars have been named after the dynasties that ruled Karnataka (Kadamba, Hoysala, Rastrakuta, Ganga, Chalukya, Bhahamani, Adhilshahi, Sangama, Shathavahna, Yudukula, Vijayanagara), the birds of Karnataka (Kajana, Kogile, Minchulli, Marakata, Navilu) and Karnataka's cultural icons (Jambusavari, Dasara, Nandi).
The two restaurants are designed in the style of Belur and Hampi, catering to vegetarians and non-vegetarians.