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Red Breasted Merganser at Barnegat Light, NJ - right off the walkway near the lighthouse. Meetup morning. #14869 . . . .Explored: Feb 13, 2011 #318
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Duck at Alleppi District - Kerala, India.
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A juvenile wagtail exploring the wonders of the world.
Btw, the title was entered before this picture became Explored... :) and it's NOT a B&W photo...
Thanks.
minha primeira foto no explorer hehehehe
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"Faith means swimming with the belief that the water will hold the body afloat, and holding on to that belief with singleness of purpose." ~Tomitheos
Explore #404 November 19, 2012
Ontario CANADA
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American Avocet chicks are the cutest little critters. All legs and a puff of feathers. I was fortunate to spend some time with them in a park in down town Denver Colorado.
I'm happy, this is the 21th photo of my pics which was "explored".
My other photos on "Explore":
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Martonvásár, back of Brunszvik Mansion.
Built from 1773 to 1775, the baroque mansion was reconstructed in the early 1870's in neo-gothic style.The earliest record of Martonvásár appears in some charters in 1270. After the Turkish occupation, the Brunszvik family became owners of the settlement, built their mansion here and established a booming economy. The landscaped parkland around their mansion is still among the most beautiful in Hungary.
Outstanding cultural memories are attached to the Martonvásár mansion, the Beethoven Memorial Museum, and its surrounding park. In the early years of the 19th century Ludwig van Beethoven visited Martonvásár on a number of occasions due to his friendship with the music-loving Brunszvik family, who owned the estate. A number of his works, including the Appassionata Sonata, were dedicated to members of the family, who were inspired interpreters of his music. The Beethoven concerts held in the park since 1958, generally on three occasions each summer, are now a national event. The home of these concerts is an open-air theatre on an island in the lake. Talented musicians from Hungary and abroad are accompanied at these memorable concerts by the National Philharmonic Orchestra.
The sonata, which Beethoven dedicated to Theresa Brunszvik:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQedgKyjXOU
The Immortal Beloved:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Immortal_Beloved_%28Debate%29
The original photo was of an elevated walkway at a Door County, Wisconsin state park. Photoleap was used to create this image.
Explored on Jul 3, 2011 #164
really lucky to capture this picture when my family went to dine in “Saheb Sind Sultan” restaurant in the town on occasion of our 6th anniversary today.. dazzled by the illusion over here due to lights falling on glasses.. didn’t waste a single sec before my fingers reaching for the shutters. Looking forward to your feedback…Happy Dining
Explore #339 on 10/31/11.
This is little Fern Spring along the road into Yosemite Valley. Such a tiny little spring, but so beautiful surrounded by all the fall leaves and moss covered rocks. I stopped several times to photograph this spot. I thought this shot gave the best perspective.
Texas Star Party - I was still shooting film when everyone else was jumping on the CCD bandwagon. Sure...I had a CCD camera. That ST-7E was my autoguiding camera.
Takahashi FS128 refractor
Takahashi NJP Temma 2 mount
2 Nikon F3 bodies (still have 1 F3 body...sits in my antique camera collection)
Nikon 300mm f/4 ED lens (I now use this lens with my D7000)
Mamiya 1000s body with Mamiya 100mm lens (still have the Mamiya body...sits in my antique camera collection)
SBIG ST-7E CCD camera
Televue Genesis 101 refractor
This photo was shot with a Nikon F100 (autofocus film camera). This body also now sits with my antique camera collection. =)
Just discovered that this was Explored here on Flickr...at #401. Heh!
THIS MADE EXPLORE AT #166 - 14 MAY 2007 ☺ many thanks everybody!! ☺
..this is my first go at trying to be "good" at this hehe so bee kind ;-) but no seriously I could do with your constructive criticism..is this in focus right? I know it won't be perfect but atleast it's a start :) looks very cool in large - see 'Bee Happy!' On Black