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I took a photo today of fog rolling over the South Downs National Park.....somehow it evolved into this.....I hope you like it... :-)
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Marble statue of Charles Darwin (1809-1882). In Hintze Hall in the Natural History Museum, South Kensington, London. The life-sized statue weighs 2.2 tonnes. Unveiled in 1885, created by Sir Joseph Boehm.
Older style 30-pin connector for the first types of Apple devices, superseded by the later Lightning connector.
For Macro Mondays task of ‘Pins’.
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The evolution of pastakind in one picture.
Exploring the theme "Macro - Begins with the Letter P"
This photo has been taken using a 50mm Pentax M lens mounted reversed with an inversion ring.
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Sarapiqui, Costa Rica, 2016
Confronted by predators, the red eyed tree frog will open its red eyes in order to disquiet the predator, thus hoping for a chance to flee.... Ok, predators might not strike us as overly intelligent, but that sounds really stupid. If that really is evolution at work, how did this creature survive that long?
There was a respite in the winds so we made a dash along the coastline before the next weather front came in which according to the met office wasn't too far off. (Full marks to the Icelandic Metoffice, their forecasts were spot on) At least it gave us a few hours to get some more miles ahead and catch up some lost time.