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Kö-Bögen

Düsseldorf architecture

The Edge is a macro photograph of an Iris Bud. I liked the details at 100 percent zoom!

Trailing edge of a storm that had just blown over my favorite place on the California coast, Pescadero State Beach.

The view south along Derwent Edge seen from Back Tor.

Jordan Lake, North Carolina, USA

Outer Edge trig column on the Howden Moors.

Myiarchus cephalotes

(Pale-edged flycatcher / Atrapamoscas montañero)

 

La Ceja, Colombia; 2.300 meters above sea level.

 

Pale-edged flycatcher is found in Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Venezuela, distributed throughout subtropical montane forest in the Andes.

 

This species is typically a bird of humid forests and is one of the few species of Myiarchus that is restricted entirely to humid montane forest.

 

neotropical.birds.cornell.edu/portal/species/overview?p_p...

 

A misty morning on Stanage Edge.

Curbar Edge and the Derwent Valley.

With Curbar Edge in the distance. From August 2019.

Dyfi forest, Powys, Wales, UK

Against the wind

Yesterday morning, shot from Curbar Edge.

road to edale with rushup edge on the left, taken from mam tor

Sunset from High Neb on Stanage Edge from a couple of weeks ago.

by Reneesme Portland-Swot

 

Edge Lingerie by Cynful - NEW @C88

Pixie Dust by Cynful - NEW @C88

Charlotte Sandals by Gos Boutique - NEW @FaMESHed

Misty light on the edge of the woodland, the last of the Beech leaves still showing their golden hues.

From Italy trip

Heather on Froggatt Edge from a few weeks ago.

How different shades of grey can make a landscape beautiful ...

Cracken Edge and its abandoned quarry.

A circle of sweets :-)

HSS

Bryce National Park, Utah, U.S.A.

Morecambe Bay, Lancashire, UK

In all respects this gannet colony is on the edge.

Created in Deep Dream Generator from a photo I shot of a hibiscus that was growing in one of my gardens a few years ago.

The Peak District is stunningly beautiful especially at this time of year.

It should however technically be called the Edge district because there are more Edges than I can remember the names of (& I'm not talking about U2 guitarists here)

This particular Edge is called Froggat.

We'd rushed back from Wales on Tuesday night after spending 2 days walking up and down & along very very steep valleys because it was forecast to be a cold cloudless night which meant fog possibly.

Unfortunately the cloudy sky hadn't been paying proper attention to the BBC Weather forecast.

At the end of a dull rainy day we were rewarded with this spectacular moody sunset - we nearly gave up as it was raining on & off which meant continuously wiping the filters but I was hoping that the Sun would get through the small crack on the horizon & it finally did as it was told

 

If you visit the Waterfalls in Brecon, don't visit Padley Gorge straight afterwards.

Padley Gorge is beautiful in its own way but should be done first to get you in the mood

If like me you do it the wrong way round it would be like a keen hill walker spending a few days in Glencoe then moving to Skegness or the Norfolk Broads :)

 

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Taken at the Chelsea Flower Show

You can just see Monet with a paintbrush in hand. Roses at Giverny, France.

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