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What else is there to do when you're laid up at home with the flu? Pop outside and grab a quick photo of the 10 am train, of course, and then immediately remember being inside by the fire is infinitely better.
Making a visually impressive although audibily subdued crossing of the Monbulk Creek trestle bridge, 6A heads out of Belgrave towards Lakeside with the first train of the day.
Go to the LARGE SIZE of this image to see it display correctly--it's an animated GIF file, only it doesn't animate on Flickr when it is displayed at smaller sizes. The animation shows the progression of the outbreak over time.
Yes, I am a worrywart about bird flu.
Sadly, a flock of forty Canada geese was found dead, in our area, victims of an old nemesis, avian flu. So, the birds at the zoo are living under roof until this wave of the epidemic passes.
Fortunately, the Egyptian geese have found a temporary home in the new barn. I don't think they like it, but I do!
snotty unfinished background...(ran out of dark green)....i was never good at that shit but decided to try after all
The zoo closest to me announced through social media, yesterday, that wild birds nearby had tested positive for avian flu. Therefore, no birds, except the emus and the ostriches, will be on exhibit, effective immediately. This is the biggest quarantine the zoo has undertaken since the avian flu epidemic began.
The emus and ostriches will remain outdoors because there is no room for them in any of the buildings!
@Home with the Flu, you need one of these.
(No, it's not I who is home with the flu, but a friend.)
Initial tweaks in LightRoom, including a black and white version via "virtual copy". Opened both, the color and monochrome, in Photoshop, combined into layers, for best effects of each layer. Then local brightness adjustments, via layer masking, before saving to jpg for upload.
A 3-m diameter sculpture made of parabolic antennas, steel, cables and titled Complex Nest by Prague-based artist Jakub Geltner.
I coloured the dishes underwater green (instead of white) to make them blend more with the surroundings. :)
Bondi, Sydney
My first try with foam cup diffuser
fly, 196 exposures, wemacro 6um, raynox 250 tubelens, Olympus LMPlanFl 20x, 3 x Jansjö, zerene stacker and bug slabber, photoshop, iso64 1sec.
For the last few days I've been having a touch of flu and staying home. That's why you've seen Benni, roses and now this succulent being hit by the first morning sun. Flickr addicts take what they can get!
Sanctuaire du Sacré-Cœur-de-Jésus de Viana do Castelo
Une première inauguration du sanctuaire eut lieu en 1904, mais les travaux sont achevés en 1959.
La dédicace initiale à sainte Lucie a été remplacée par l’actuelle au Sacré-Cœur de Jésus à la suite de la pandémie de grippe espagnole de 1918
L'architecte est Miguel Ventura Terra qui s'est inspiré du style romano-byzantin. La basilique est précédée d'un large parvis et d'un escalier monumental. L'intérieur, éclairé par trois rosaces, se réduit à un chœur et une abside sous des coupoles ornées de fresques. À 57 m au-dessus du sol, le lanternon supérieur du dôme central offre un panorama sur la ville et sur l'estuaire de la Lima.
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Sanctuary of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in Viana do Castelo
A first inauguration of the sanctuary took place in 1904, but the work was completed in 1959.
The original dedication to Saint Lucia was replaced by the current one to the Sacred Heart of Jesus following the 1918 Spanish flu pandemic
The architect is Miguel Ventura Terra who was inspired by the Roman-Byzantine style. The basilica is preceded by a wide forecourt and a monumental staircase. The interior, lit by three rose windows, is reduced to a choir and an apse under cupolas decorated with frescoes. At 57 m above the ground, the upper lantern of the central dome offers a panorama of the city and the Lima estuary.