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Explored 132# on 5th June 2013
The Jay is back in my garden. Lovely to see again. I think it appeared about the same time last year, and I guess, after nesting had finished, it flew off to another area. Anyway, its great to see it back :o)
ik schaam me gewoon > weer explore ????? Kan jullie alleen maar bedanken...............dus: BEDANKT!!
Explore #58
Groups of people can be seen exploring spectacular Machu Picchu in this panoramic view from near the entrance. Best seen large to appreciate the scale, this is a stitched three shot panorama of the 15th century Inca site which is located on a mountain ridge at about 8000 feet elevation. The ruins lie in a saddle between the the two mountains Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu, and are frequently shrouded in clouds. Machu Picchu is situated above a loop of the Urubamba River, which surrounds the site on three sides, with cliffs dropping vertically for 1,480 feet to the river at their base. The site was abandoned after the Spanish conquest, and rediscovered in 1911 by Hiram Bingham. Because it was not known to the Spanish, it is relatively intact, and is a World Heritage site.
See another view from above in the comments, and more from Machu Picchu in my Peru set. www.flickr.com/photos/12496504@N06/sets/72157612123432710/
i just got this in the mail from my uncle (who isn't actually related to me but we're okay with that). he also sent lots of ilford 150 film and a 25 ISO 35mm film.
BEST DAY EVER
Germania is 34 feet tall and holds the recovered crown of the emperor in the right hand and the Imperial Sword in the left.
I woke up earlier than usual this morning, so I decided to drive to Jubilee Creek, to see if I could take an interesting photo (or two).
Now that I'm able to walk everywhere without pain again, I opted to (carefully) walk along the river instead of following the regular trail.
This might sound like a lot of fun, but it's easier said than done. There are plenty of places where logs and/or tangled vegetation will make this feel like you're doing an obstacle course.
I might not have captured any award-winning photos this morning, but at least I successfully completed the obstacle course.
The only thing that I could complain about afterwards was that my toes were feeling a bit cold. Life is good again!
EXPLORE #466
التجربة الثانيه
اتمنى انها تعجبكم يالربع
تم استخدام
imovie MacBook Pro
وتم التصوير في
Canon EOS 50D
Lens : Canon EF 24 - 70mm 2.8
Explore Oct 29, 2012 #421 . Muchas gracias a todos / Thanks very much everyone.
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this garden snail went off exploring into the ivy .. his little shell house was a bit battered in places .... :)
This was a shot I got as I explored a bit off the trail at twin falls. You can find some great perspectives of the river if you just look around.
(Explored. Thanks for all your comments)
Is it not ironic that I had not utilized a great photographic resource that was available right before my house? It is indeed ironic that it took me so long to really 'see' the drumstick tree infront of my house. I have observed and complained a lot of times about the amount of caterpillars that the tree was throwing up. Never did my mind make the connection that caterpillars meant only one thing... A whole lot of butterflies!!!
It is indeed a treasure trove of various activities and I spent quite a while shooting pictures from this tree and hopefully I will be able to harness more from this 'great' tree.
(P.S: I also realized only now what my photography sir used to keep saying. Our photographic subjects are all around us. It is just a matter of us opening our eyes to see them!)