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Double-crested Cormorants are large waterbirds with small heads on long, kinked necks. They have thin, strongly hooked bills, roughly the length of the head.
I've been talking to the other PennLUGers about double heading my GG1s since I first built them. We finally did it at Greenberg Reading, and here's the proof.
Double Crested Cormorant (Nannopterum auritum) in full breeding colors - Green Cay Nature Center and Wetlands, 12800 Hagen Ranch Road, Boynton Beach, Florida
Here he gives me another pose while continuing to keep his pants up and play it cool, though continuing to watch me out of the corner of his eye!
View the first comment if you'd like to see my closest capture of a cormorant's eye, and how the gullet is the more usual pinkish-biege during the non-breeding season.
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Click on the following underlined link for a detailed look at a cormorants eye.
However that image was not during breeding season so it doen't have the blue Christmas lights around the eye.
Here is another of the quilts close to my heart--a double wedding ring pattern, ironically. It is machine quilted & is a tied, queen-sized puff. Many years ago, when I went to the annual art circus in Somers, New York, USA, I bought one $1 raffle ticket for this quilt. I was in the midst of a long drawn-out, expensive divorce, not of my choosing. There wasn't much money to spend on non-essentials. I bought the ticket in the late afternoon, so I didn't have long to wait. Imagine my surprise & pleasure when I was announced as that year's winner! It really warmed my heart--something just for me in a time of sadness. It graced my bed for many years & I still treasure it!
I haven't been putting many pictues up, lately. One of my cameras' memory card isn't working & my Acer netbook (currently, my main computer) is refusing to open my photos with MS Photo Editor. I've recently recovered from 2 weeks of what I believe was Swine Flu. Then, Thursday pm, a full-sized buck ran into my car. This coming week will be devoted to car repair. Between rutting season & hunting season, the country is not a very safe place at the moment! Thankfully, the deer & I are both fine!
A double-decker bus is a bus that has two storeys or 'decks'. While double-decker long-distance coaches are in widespread use around the world, double-decker city buses are less common. Double-decker buses are popular in some cities of Europe and in parts of Asia, usually in former British colonies (Hong Kong, Singapore etc.) Some double-deckers specialise in short sight-seeing tours for tourists for, as William Ewart Gladstone observed, "the way to see London is from the top of a 'bus". (Gladstone was referring to London's once ubiquitous double-deck horse drawn omnibuses, rather than a motor bus).
Last week my daughter and her friend went on holiday to England and brought back this litlle souvenir.
From PeterJ ©
Item: 1-212
Title: Double Trouble, Jamaica
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Height: 3.1 in
Width: 2.4 in
Media: Gelatin Silver print
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Double Delight/ from “Favorite Throws and Table Toppers To Crochet”
designed by Babette Courtney
Leptir 15(50gr/330m)
d=35cm Hook 1.00
Finished 11.2008
P9270366
© copyrighted image; all rights reserved.
So here's a setup shot from the double espresso shot. Nothing fancy.
The cup is empty because I had already had the coffee before I thought about taking a setup shot :)
Here, a list of the songs Lennon planned to record during the sessions for “Double Fantasy,” his final album, in 1980. The list includes “Real Love,” a song he never got around to recording formally, although a rough demo was embellished by the surviving Beatles for a 1996 single.
This Double Viburnum bush graces one corner of our property. It's double rows of white, lacy flowers brighten up the area so nicely.
The white background is actually the late evening sky, which, with added contrast, the fairly wide f/3.2 aperture setting, and the +2.33 ev, becomes a wonderful blown out background to highlight the rich color and detail of these leaves.
Enjoy, and thanks for taking the time to look or comment on my images...
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20190821_0833_7D2-200 A Double Double
A once common beer in New Zealand (about 25-30 years ago), now a minor choice after the rise in craft brewing.
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Creating a double exposure (combining two separate exposures into a single image) can lead to some interesting results; shooting an entire roll of film and swapping it with someone else to shoot can lead to a whole new level of weird and wonderful. Either way, I'm sure you'll agree that it's a great way to free yourself from getting caught up in the technicalities of picture making.
Film: Kodak ColorPlus 200 (AKA the Poundland film)
First exposure run: Mandy Kerr, with her Praktica LTL-3
Second exposure run: me, using my Olympus OM-1n
P.S. Check out Mandy's work if you haven't already, it's fab.
A few years ago when I unfortunately bought a laptop with Vista, the only good thing on it was the camera application.
I had some fun one night while I was bored. These were taken with an application that mirrored half the image, and it entertained for . . . . . oow at least 10 minutes.
These were taken by tilting the head sideways slightly, and then moving closer or further from the vertical centre line of the screen.
Wondered what to do for todays theme, when I stumbled across these.
It's not worth posting on Black
Double Trouble Theme
Acadia National Park
Maine
Camera: Lomography Diana Mini
Film: Kodak EliteChrome ISO 100
Expired: Oct 2001
Photo Date: Jul 14, 2019
(20190714-DianaMini-EliteChrome100exp10-2001-000311010007f)