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This area south of Howwood village near the Trout Fishery is marked on my map as 'Springside'. There used to be a farm just out of shot to the left, but there is nothing left of it now. Shot taken in the evening :-)
Desde criança, uma coisa que me fascina é viajar...
Quando menino já nem dormia direito na véspera de uma saÃda...
Particularmente, hoje gosto bastante de viajar de carro...
Conhecer lugares desconhecidos...
Passar novamente por lugares que gostei...
Relembrar e comparar...
Parar e apreciar um pouco a paisagem...
Para retomar a caminhada...
Esta fotografia foi tirada no Noroeste Gaúcho, com destaque a uma plantação de soja, em época de colheita, bem amarelada, e um céu de um rico azul, pincelado de nuvens, em viagem de carro RS/MS.
Take the road ...
As a child, one thing that fascinates me is to travel ...
As a boy has not slept right on the eve of departure ...
Particularly today really like to travel by car ...
Meet unknown places ...
Skip back to places that I liked ...
Recall and compare ...
Stop and enjoy the scenery a bit ...
To resume the walk ...
This photograph was taken in southwest Brazil, with emphasis on a soybean field at harvest time, and yellow, and a rich blue sky, brushed the clouds, traveling by car.
Photo taken with Canon XTi, polarizer. Edition: PS CS3
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Our first view of the hallowed turf. This was the second time I had been to a game - I managed to go on a previous visit back in 2001 at the start of the season. It was a cold night that time when we watched the Angels. Not so this time - it was so hot we didn't quite know what to do with ourselves!
We had more than an hour to go before rivalries commenced - plenty of time to walk all round the stadium
On July 1st, 1916, the opening day of the Battle of the Somme, the Newfoundland Regiment fought its first engagement in France, its costliest of the whole war, at Beaumont Hamel, a little village 9 km north of the town of Albert, France. A total of 798 all ranks deployed into the trenches and 22 officers and about 758 other ranks were sent forward against the enemy. Of these, all the officers and slightly under 658 other ranks became casualties. Only around 110 remained unscathed. The first line of trenches you see are the communication trenches. Where the group of people are standing is where the front line was. They walked in the direction that the shadow of the Caribou is pointing and were mown down by machine gun fire in their hundreds. The small group of trees in the top right contained what is now called the "Danger Tree", which was about half-way to their objective and used as a landmark for the Canadian troops to gather and where many of them fell. In behind the tree line at the top of the frame is where the German front line was. The pockmarked landscape still shows the damage of artillery fire.
An eastbound BNSF oil train rounds the curve at south suburban Dolton Junction, one of the busiest rail intersections in Chicagoland.
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 200, f/8.0, 120mm, 1/500s
The Speckled Wood (Pararge aegeria) is a butterfly widespread throughout Europe; from North Africa across Europe to the Urals, the Caucasus and Asia Minor, but is absent from the sub-arctic areas of Norway and Sweden. The butterfly occurs in shady woodland, clearings and edges, hedgerows and scrub, but too in parks and gardens.
In Europe it is a brown butterfly with pale yellow or cream spots on the wings and numerous eye-spots (subspecies P. a. tircis). In southwestern Europe and North Africa are the spots more orange (subspecies P. a. aegeria). The two forms gradually intergrade into each other. The undersides of the wings are marbled, and are light and dark brown in colour. Females have brighter and more distinct markings than males. The wingspan of both males and females is 4 - 4.5 cm, although males tend to be slightly smaller than females.
The flight-periods of the adults of each generation overlap, so they can be seen from March through to October. The speckled wood can overwinter either as a caterpillar or as a pupa, an unusual situation in a butterfly.
Het bont zandoogje (Pararge aegeria) is een wijdverspreide vlinder in heel Europa, van Noord-Afrika via Europa tot de Oeral, de Kaukasus en Klein-Azië, maar de soort is afwezig in Midden- en Noord-Scandinavië. De vlinder komt vooral voor in loof-, naald- en gemengde bossen, en dan vooral open plekken, paden en randen, hagen en struikgewas, maar ook in parken en tuinen.
De bruine vlinder heeft lichtgele of crèmige vlekken op de vleugels en tal van eye-spots (ondersoort P. a. tircis). In het zuidwesten van Europa en Noord-Afrika zijn de vlekken meer oranje (ondersoort P. a. aegeria). De twee vormen gaan geleidelijk in elkaar over.
De onderkanten van de vleugels zijn licht en donker bruin gemarmerd. Vrouwtjes hebben helderder en duidelijker markeringen dan de mannetjes. De spanwijdte van zowel de mannetjes als de vrouwtjes is 4 Ã 4,5 cm, hoewel de mannetjes de neiging hebben om iets kleiner te zijn dan vrouwtjes.
Het mannetje zit vaak op zonnige plekjes in het bos met geopende vleugels te zonnen en te wachten op een vrouwtje. Als er een ander mannetje op zijn plekje komt, jaagt hij hem snel weg.
De vluchtperiodes van de generaties overlappen elkaar, zodat ze kunnen worden gezien van maart tot oktober.
Het bont zandoogje kan overwinteren als rups of pop.
Deze opname is gemaakt in de Kwekerij voor Europese vlinders van www.passiflorahoeve.nl bij Harskamp op de Veluwe.
Europese vlinders, ook in Nederland verdwenen soorten, vliegen daar in een kweekvolière vrij rond en hebben ruimschoots de beschikking over hun eigen waardplanten en nectarplanten.
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Einstein E640 in a Westcott Rapidbox XXL set to full power camera right with outer layer of diffusion only
Sumbing, Merapi and Lawu.. as seen from the summit of Sindoro, the 4th brother.
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So it's the six week holidays, again. Nothing to do but enjoy the weather and keep the kids entertained. Wish Mrs B was off with us.
I thought it was unusual that these geese were standing on top of the hay bales, so I stopped to take a picture. Textures by Skeletalmess.
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If there is an upside to the rain and cold we've had this month it's that it turned the snow into concrete. Taking advantage of this added mobility I tried out a new angle at the Autoport. L517 arrived and set out autoracks and a well car this morning before being relieved by the L506 crew. Seen here L506 is just about to depart for Withrow and interchange partners in the cities.
With some SD60s holding down this run for weeks at a time I'm always on the look out for fresh blood. Leader CN 5487 is a recent arrival. A look back revealed that this hasn't been around for 8 years. It was in spotless mint condition back then but I didn't catch it leading before it was gone again.
March 10, 2022.
I went out for a drive around the valley (Swan Valley). I love the fields of wheat. These irrigation lines sticking up out of the wheat caught my eye.
Morning (not so early) natural light field stack . After some shots, the moth fly away and cant finished the stack.
36 shots taken with 1000d + reversed Konica hexanon 40mm and extension tubes at f5.6 and iso200
Explored #17
This was taken just a couple of miles from where i live. I stumbled across it by pure accident as i was diverted on the way to work one morning.
It was taken a few weeks ago now and i nipped out one saturday morning for litterally 40 mins to get these images. Im really pleased with how they came out.
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A boring day in the pampas and an asparagus field with lines to the vanishing point.
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