Nikon F100 : Nikon AF Nikkor 24-120mm f/3.5-5.6D : Ilford FP4 Plus : PMK Pyro

Taken several years ago while on vacation in Manzanillo Mx

Zwinger

Juvenile Black Tern at Hogganfield Loch, I can only assume that the bad weather earlier in the week has blown this bird in land.

the world is cradled in the arms of universal laws

gravity, spin classes, massive waists and health classes

hold it's balance without any flaws

jest i may, jest i might

but for all you know i may be right

we can't see what holds the strings

of a world spinning among things

so many objects in the sky

so much junk piled so high

when will it stop when will it fall

i hope like heck never at all.

be safe.

Barbarie Ente

Little grebe thrashing its dinner at Alexandra Park, Dennistoun, Glasgow

Another go with the chrysanthemum

spirits are worn thin

in this atmosphere we are in

the canvas of life has been stretched to the end

lovely colors are fading away

but come what may

this is what i will say.

we artists have a choice we have a voice

we have a heart that is not a part of this

our souls are old

our rhythms in sync

with what to do and what to say

let us be a part of the heart of love

where truth and happiness abound and are found

in our art and with one voice make that choice

in darkness of today let us all say

love is everywhere.

take the hardness of the times

make no use of it's signs

death and strife

are not our life

Zwei Erlen am Wasser

Bridled Guillemot at the rear with a standard coloured Guillemot Front at Fowlesheugh RSPB Reserve, Crawton, Aberdeenshire

Common Buzzard , Musselburgh, Scotland

Meadow Pipit on Balcomie Beach, Crail, Fife, Scotland

Male Bullfinch at Musselburgh, East Lothian, Scotland

Das Aquarium.

Kinloch Castle Isle of Rum

Grey Plover at Barassie, Ayrshire, Scotland

Marseille / Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur / France

Album of France: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/albums/72157626038...

INSILICO SOUTH (106, 239, 3605)

Taken a few weeks back (I really did take a lot of pictures on this day)... another perspective where the snow allows for sharp contrast and the opportunity to minimalise the lone figure (my wife) walking in the distance, following a path around the local reservoir.