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Just a few things on the entry table for Christmas/Winter decor, the basket with greenery and berries tipped in snow, pine cones, winter bird and a book.
ممنوع أحب غيرك لأن الحقيقه ؟
مافيه " أحد " يسوى يجي في مكانك
ممنوع أنا أنساك لو في دقيقة !
لازم ( أفكر فيك) و أعز شـانك
Špehovka is one of several caves in Tisnik mountain, where significant artefacts from paleo- and neolithic were found. Two harpoons and many other pieces are proving, that people lived there thousands of years. The piled stones on the left are remains of archaeological work.
When entering this 91 m long cave, we have a feeling like entering in a giant skull through its eyes caverns. But inside, all is then peaceful.
In the Intro to this cave mini-series, "dusk bat hunters" were mentioned [see "Deer Cave Entry ~ Kick-off Cave Series, Sarawak, Borneo"]
As such, on fine-weather dusks, some 2M+ bats fly out of Deer Cave, searching for insects to eat. The free-tailed bats are hard to see while inside the caves, as they mostly hang from the cave ceilings, sleeping, and are quite small.
The Left Hand Picture in the collage above shows a large stream of bats exiting at late dusk when ii is almost dark, at the end of our first day at the caves. Thus the photo is dark.
The Right Hand Picture shows the exit route for the main bat stream, as taken during the day: i.e. Deer Cave's Main Chamber ceiling hole, with the chamber 122m or 400 feet high from the cave floor. The hole, in also letting in a shaft of light, allows the rich green vegetation to thrive, and is thus referred to as the 'Garden of Eden' by the cave operators.
Other bats exit via a few other smaller ceiling holes depending on where they sleep.
From the only viewing platform outside, which is on flat ground, we saw the main bat stream featured above. Further away, other bat streams flew out of other openings not visible, with the bats very hard to see as they flew out and away.
The picture featured was then the best achievable one given the hilly and dense jungle terrain surrounding the caves.
The scene was amazing to see, and everyone at the viewing platform was excited and loved this unusual nature adventure :-)
This concludes the Cave Series, Hope you enjoyed it. :-)
Samsung S23 Ultra 5G Camera
Suit - Mazzaro Cicero Suit
Shoes - Mazzaro Cicero Loafers
Hair - no.match_ NO_GUITAR
Glasses - Magnificent DWANE Sunglasses
Earring w/ Cig - RichB. Saris Earrings
All found at TMD this month.
Depoe Bay is a city on the Pacific Ocean Oregon Coast. It has a harbor that the city promotes as the world's smallest navigable harbor. The entry to the harbor is a 30 foot wide passage with a concrete wall at the opening and rock wall for the rest. We rented a place with a great view of the boats going in and out, a variety from kayaks on up to 40 ft tour boats for fishing and/or whale watching. We noticed that most power boats came in at high speed and then slowed some as they came to some bends in the passage. The sea was quite calm so the whales' puffs, backs and tails were easily seen from our place.
The inner castle of Planina was strongly fortified. This is the entry from the western yard, which was also behind the outer wall. The entry into the inner castle is nowadays formally closed, due to renovation works.
My second entry for round 1 of this year's Iron Forge. The minifigure chair is used four times (one obscured), twice for the eyelids and twice for the nostrils.
When David Walsh got his architect to dream up a fantastical entry point to the underground dungeons (sorry, galleries) of MONA, they came up with two ideas. The first was that patrons would have to walk over a tennis court, and the second was that they would be bamboozled by their own distorted mirror image.
You can see the electric glass doors here are just beginning to open, surrounded by the crazy mirror.
Taken on Fomapan Classic shot at ISO 200 with Minolta X-300 MD 50mm f/1.7.
Developed in Adox Rodinal 1+50 @ 7 min.
Postprocessed with The GIMP.
Explore: Feb 23, 2008 #295. The Jubilee pub, Cambridge. A snap to show all the no entry signs:-) How is one expected to get to this place!!
beware... portals are two-way streets. while you are thinking about going out, there are those who are trying to come in!
Entry for Thor for the Shieldwall!!! Rungardvik - Secondlife Thor photography contest
Hair is No Match. No Rest
Hammer from Asteroid Box Menace set
Main outfit, Mercenary set from PFC
Viking Bento stache and beard from Magnificient
Soul Embers Aura from Odin (elemental affect on arms and legs)
Lightning Bolt with Sound and Touch from Dreadfully Dark (lighting effect coming off of arm. Decor peice used as an avatar part for photo)
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This is the entry to ‘Peace’. Ready to go ahead? Bu kapı ‘Huzur’un girişi. Var mısın? BeNowMeHere, Kyoto, Japan, 2015 via 500px bit.ly/2dQH0Ur
My first entry to #KaijuDan1kContest
These all started with the idea of Red Hood being a boxer, so I went for DC Villains: Sports Edition.
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LtR:
Red Hood-
Let's be real, red hood sounds like a boxer/wrestler name. He is pretty simple, but I wanted to keep as much of his comic look as possible, while giving him the boxer twist. (Also an excuse to throw those "Arkhangelsk" legs on someone.)
Racket Ivy-
The idea actually came from my brother. I was asking him what to make and he told me to do Ivy as a tennis player. I really like how she turned out, and also how much I was able to keep off of my poison fig, and just transfer it to here.
Harley "Leftfielder" Quinn-
I figured that since Harley has a bat in the comics and films, why not make her play baseball. Pretty simple, but I really like it.
Mr. Hockeeze-
Mr. Freeze obviously had to get his love for ice somewhere, why not in the rink? I wish he had a litttle more detail, but I got caught up in the moment.
Thanks for reading!
Boss.
Boogie boarder enters the water in a dramatic fashion. From a running start to the short skim across the water to the ejection into the air. Full points for style.
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Never expected to be flickr MIA so long! Attempting to refocus now! Excuses, excuses, so many I could give you! ;-) Will be gliding slowly through your streams this week. Looking forward to catching up with all the beauty and creativity that I have missed!
An opening between two mountains create the perfect entry into the Light of the morning as rain falls in the distance.
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Bench Cherry
Aria & The Loft - Jabode Lounge Chair B
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Wall Sconce
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Mirror
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Laser Cut decor 2
The Loft & Aria - Jabode Rug
The Loft - Jabode Privacy Screen Cherry
The Loft - Napa Entryway Orchid
[ kunst ] - Weston bar stool
:CP: Herman Hanging Bulb
:CP: Herman London Clock
:CP: Herman Apothecary Cabinet
:CP: Herman Planter
[ kunst ] - Plants in jar / stand
:CP: Herman Wire Basket
:CP: Herman Mirror