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The first light of moring on Ullswater, the Lake District, Cumbria UK

Lake Michigan was tranquil and full of soft colors this morning.

It's beginning to look a lot like... ok... I won't say it. :D

First substantial snow of the season in the Uinta Mountains

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The first glimpse of the Isle of Skye from Kyle of Lochalsh, Scotland. The Red Hills in fine view as The Skye Bridge beckons and a tantalising glimpse of The Cuillin Hills shrouded in cloud.

 

This was my first glimpse of this magical island and I wanted to share this with you - Skye truly is magical and lives up to it's name as The Misty Isle.

 

Enjoy the view with me and stay safe my Flickr friends!

First storm of 2019 in Rosendahl-Darfeld, Germany

over Lucerne and its lake. Seen from Pilatus mountain on Aug 03, 2022, at 05:15 hrs.

Never added grain to a picture before:)

press your honeysuckle, under a heavy dictionary.

- Astralia: First Class gacha set

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- Glam Affair: Denise skin applier ( Europa Tone ) on Lelutka Greer Bento head

@Uber Dec round

- Sintiklia: Insta Girl gacha set - Nyane Hair

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- SU!: Darcey Eyes

My first sunflower is now withering, and there are many youth to glow in her stead. I have such affection for aging flowers, and I honestly think they are as beautiful as they age, as when they were in their prime.

 

***(Do you think I'm defensive about aging??? :)***

We happened to be out walking along Paradise Pond when the earliest snow flakes from Saturday's Winter storm began to fly. Temperatures were down in the 20s so the snowflakes were compact little balls of ice. These are delicate little clematis vine seeds, on the botanic garden fence, with some of those first, tiny flakes on them.

Rows of container when first port evening lights turn on

Which came first, the chicken or the egg?

Zeiss 100/2 Makro Planar

I went out early in the morning, looking for large wildlife to photograph. In June, grizzly bear is the primary target, but I'll gladly settle for moose, elk or wolf.

 

It was another of those frustrating days, where you see fresh bear scat everywhere but no bears. A solitary elk crossing the road, too far in the distance for photos and a moose that was just teasing me but I knew I would have to be lucky to get a photo.

 

I had stopped a couple hundred meters from the moose and was down in the ditch, hoping that he would keep moving in my direction. Alas, he trotted off into the trees and although I took some photos, none was worth keeping. I just sat there thinking what a frustrating morning it had been.

 

Then I looked over and saw this young red squirrel on the ground, enjoying a snack. I am sure that out here, in the middle of nowhere, this squirrel had never seen a human before. I did this nonchalant thing that works with some animals, where you look the other way but leisurely creep towards them. Surprisingly, she didn't run away, even as I laid in the grass just a couple of meters away and slowly swung the camera her way.

 

We spent a few minutes together, so the morning wasn't wasted after all. I wonder what story the squirrel told when she went back to the trees.

"Always be a first-rate version of yourself instead of a second-rate version of someone else."

The first slushfall of the season hit Sand Patch overnight, and enough of it lingers today to make an early winter scene. This is train M332-14, featuring eight units on the head end, eastbound near Mance.

photo taken The Outer Garden

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Prism Events Presents

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Hair/tram

::C'est la vie !:: Esta Tops

::C'est la vie !:: Darcy Muffler

 

We have red kites flying over our house most days, and this afternoon I decided to have a go at taking an image of one. I have aimed my camera at them before, but not had a recognisable result. Today I used continuous auto focusing and tracking using the hi speed facility, and after some post processing managed to capture one. I am now encouraged to try again.

Morning in Waterton

First light in the Lyman greenhouses just touching the trays of tulips. This is Tulipa x 'Double Maureen,' a gorgeous, double white tulip with green accents.

First Fridays in the North Village Arts District along Walnut Street in downtown Columbia Missouri by Notley Hawkins Photography. Taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark III camera with a Canon EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens at ƒ/14.0 with a 25 second exposure at ISO 100. Processed with Adobe Lightroom 6.4.

 

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