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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

A cool photo of the flag in our front yard. Notice the moon in the background.

 

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This flag was waving over Del Mar race track on a May day in 2008. Background was removed in favor of black.

Pentax digital camera

Oropesa, Toledo

©2014

The flags at the Chinese New Year Parade were very colourful.

Flowers of the yellow flag (Iris pseudacorus) are again lining the shores. They look elegant to me.

Die Blüten der Sumpf-Schwertlilie (Iris pseudacorus) säumen wieder die Ufer. Sie kommen mir elegant.

This is a shining example of how my laziness ruins many a potentially great picture. Here I am, carrying not only my D50 with the 12-24 screwed on but also three (!) other lenses. I see this great reflection, take a picture, realize the distortion ruins it but can't be bothered to switch to a 35 or 50mm lens. Jeez. And now, of course, I'm sorry...

 

(ok it didn't help that it was freezing cold with an incredibly strong and chilly easterly breeze...but still!)

Yes, I love my own country very much, but I must admit that I sometimes wonder if I was a Canadian in a previous life...

 

I have only been to one of your fair provinces (so far!), but I absolutely fell in love with it! (and I am planning many more trips to other provinces soon!)

 

I have some great Canadian friends, and a deep and abiding love/obsession for the national sport, I know the theme song to HNIC, I love the outdoors, I speak a bit of French, I enjoy Margaret Atwood novels, know the words to many Barenaked Ladies and Bedouin Soundclash songs, and I knit - that's pretty darn close to being official, right? :)

 

Happy Canada Day!

UK & Jersey flags for 7DOS b&w. (I adjusted contrast but still don't like the b&w version compared with the coloured one.)

A Photoshop modification of a flag image I took for a recent blog post about the election.

Flying over the national cemetary at the Little Big Horn National Monument, servicemen from the Indian wars through Korea are laid to rest here

Flying at Fire Station #3 on the corner of Liberty and McKinley today in Beloit, Wisconsin.

 

This was featured on Portal Wisconsin page on 11/11/09.

More evidence of the same (see previous).

Hasselblad 500C/M, Zeiss 50mm f/4, Kodak Ektar 100

Title: Liberty and the Flag go well together in Dallas, Tex.

 

Creator: Unknown

 

Date: ca. 1919

 

Part Of: George W. Cook Dallas-Texas Image Collection

 

Place: Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

 

Physical Description: 1 print (postcard): color; 9 x 14 cm

 

File: a2014_0020_3_3_a_0161_c_libertyandflag.jpg

 

Rights: Please cite DeGolyer Library, Southern Methodist University when using this file. A high-resolution version of this file may be obtained for a fee. For details see the sites.smu.edu/cul/degolyer/research/permissions/ web page. For other information, contact degolyer@smu.edu.

 

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Nuku'alofa, Tongtapu, Tonga

Flag of Australia in Sydney / Australia.

...and much better viewed large.

 

Good morning. Sorry for running so late today, but I got sidetracked uploading and reviewing photos I took yesterday while on a field trip in search of butterflies. Which brings me to these two photos of wild Iris known as Blue Flag (Iris virginica) that I photographed along the edge of a small pond I stopped at on my last leg of the trip to look for dragonflies.

 

Strangely I almost didn't photograph these flowers as I just about had it with bug bites and the only lens I had with me was my 75-300mm telephoto. But these beautiful wild Irises caught my eye and I couldn't resist taking a few quick shots before calling it a day and heading home. Now I'm glad I did.

 

Thank you for visiting...and I hope you have a truly great day.

 

Lacey

 

ISO400, aperture f/6.7, exposure .006 seconds (1/180) focal length 130mm

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