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Yesterday we had the first snow! This image is based on a photo I shot with my mobile on the way back down into the valley. Edited in Gimp/add-on G'mic
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The first sign of life after Hurricane Irma in my backyard after the storm passed. While most of my trees were severely defoliated this zebra longwing finds a little sustenance from the lantana bush.
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As "First Cat of the House" Rags of course had to be the first to test the new water fountain...
Dushara Tatters and Rags, 27.05.2023.
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
This is my winter song to you
The storm is coming soon
It rolls in from the sea
My voice, a beacon in the night
My words will be your light
To carry you to me
Is love alive?
Is love alive?
Is love
They say that things just cannot grow
Beneath the winter snow
Or so I have been told
They say we're buried far
Just like a distant star
I simply cannot hold
Is love alive?
Is love alive?
Is love
Clouds are just nature's stepping stones to the heavens.
~Anthony T. Hincks
On our Flickrcation in June, this was the first glimpse of Waterton Park on our way there.
Zoom in and take a look around :)
If life chooses the music, we choose how to dance to it ...
You're my favorite song 💕
Sepu & Jaeden
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In the distant past, while Summer was pleasant, this would not be a sight that I liked seeing in mid-August.
Tropical Storm Henri Warning is in effect for us! 😂
Happy Day to you!!
In a summer of hot humid days and drenching rain, my first Sunflower to join all the other flowers in my garden; happy days.
Hello There!
A view of a large retention pond with its first blanket of ice. It's hard to believe that just a few months ago I was seeing dragonflies here! The whole pond is lightly frozen and would be dangerous to walk on. As you can see, there are thin layers which are caused by the wind, The white blobs were created by snowfall. It was a perfect day for me to go to this park, because a warming trend had begun and all of this ice would have melted within a day. I'll be checking out this scene within the week and I'm sure it'll look much, much different.
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"It is spring again. The earth is like a child that knows poems by heart.”
― Rainer Maria Rilke
I'm taking a hiatus from my vacation images today, because I went out in the backyard and it is so full of spring blossoms I wanted to share their beauty.
Spring series #1
Early morning when I went for a walk ( exercise ) around the Hamilton Lake I spotted this guy trying to catch a fish....!
Jeweled with raindrops, this lovely tulip is the first to bloom this year in my San Francisco garden.
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© Melissa Post 2019
rue de la Commune, Old Montreal.
I took this picture while I was in a caleche (for the first time and maybe last time of my life. See other picture for explanation about the caleches).
The great egrets have arrived back from their southern migration and this is the first one of the season.
First Sunflower of this Season
😄 Happy Friday Flora to Everyone 😄
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Another fun night for the crew of WAPO; not only is it snowing, but two of their five engines have already died less than ten miles out of Waterville. They're still moving along though, as they're about to roll by MP128 in Belgrade, with SD40-2M 613 leading the way, and about sixty cars trailing it.
It's been over a year since frost first appeared.
This is one of the pictures I took on the first day I used my new camera. At dawn, I went to a lake to see sunrise. Steam was coming off of the surface of the lake. Frost formed across the field surrounding the lake. Then I went to a nature park for hiking. The frost didn't melt for a while. In this picture, you see yellow foliage, a metal fence, and a frosty lawn in the background. My fingers and feet were numb with cold. I couldn't help going ahead because the frosty sight was beautiful under sunshine.
P.S., This picture was taken on the second weekend of October instead of November. I had my camera mistakenly set the date for a month during the first few weeks of use.
My first butterfly for summer! Not many flowers open yet, but they are coming and the BF's know it. This one is resting on a Mexican Sunflower and the bold orange color is a wonderful attractor.
Otters at Satay by The Bay fighting over a tasty morsel. Unfortunately that's the end of my short interlude on "Nature/ Wildlife", should really be photographing more but too caught up with work/ other commitments. :(
ein Veilchen für "smile on saturday" zum Thema: "first name"
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The first "landscape" photo I took under the supervision of Matt Whorlow, a Cornish landscape photographer. I am grateful to him for showing me the use of filters (here a polariser), composition and the inclusion of the foreground. He encouraged me to ask myself what it was that would be fascinating me with regard to this landscape and, then, to try to express this through the image. What is it actually that is fascinating me?
The image shows the Cornish north coast just north of Newquay. Edited in Fuji's raw converter and refined in Luminar.