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Snow is hitting the Memphis area on this date into Monday. Photographed in the backyard setup in Memphis.
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Met een stevige paal als basis stapelt deze meneer steen voor steen op elkaar. Ziet er heel fragiel uit. Het is hier nu nog maar een een-steens-muurtje en je kijkt er dwars doorheen.
Ik heb - voor het eerst - met deze man een praatje gemaakt. Hij weet dat de storm en sommige personen zijn stapelwerk vernielen maar hij blijft telkens opnieuw bouwen. "Je kunt het zien als mijn hobby".
Ik heb hem deze zomer vaker gezien maar heeft een vrij onbenaderbare uitstraling, als hij niet aan het bouwen is zit hij achter een parasol strak voor zich uit te staren.... mediteren?
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in explore Nov 05, 2017
Alfés - Lleida - Spain
Using two external flashes. First one pointed to the butterfly (1/32) and the second one to the background (1/2).
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Foto tomada usando dos flashes externos, uno apuntando a la mariposa (1/32) y el segundo al fondo (1/2)
for Macro Monday's theme: Good Health
Because our life is dependent on our good health and as fragile and fleeting as this soap bubble. Enjoy its beauty before it's gone.
also: check the sequence of frost growing on a bubble in the 1st comment
It is sometimes the most fragile things
that have the power to endure and
become sources of strength.
(May Sarton)
Colorful Nature ~ Pink/Purple Wednesday
7 Days with Flickr - Friday: flora
PSP**** Prise SurPrise!! - All what you want
(photo by Freya)
#47 / 119 Pictures in 2019
This little hummingbird has built her tiny nest under the eaves behind my garage and I am fascinated by it and her! I read that hummingbirds use spider web threads to hold the nest together - the outside is bits of leaves or lichen.
She does not let me get too close - but tonight I braved her wrath and climbed up a ladder with my cell phone to see what is inside. Looks like 2 tiny babies ... in the first comment below. The nest itself is about the size of an egg cup - built on an electrical extension cord. Everything is miniature and fragile!
I am very excited to announce that you can now buy limited edition giclee prints of some of my work online! They are printed and mounted by a lovely gallery in the South of England using such beautiful archival inks and papers.
To celebrate I am running a little competition on Instagram for the next week and a half and will be giving a free print away at the end of it. If you're also on Instagram feel free to join in!
It was a time in her short life, she was cold and hungry, not now! Now it seems to have more opportunities for her future ... You are small, fragile and especially vulnerable! You are our hope especially because you are our future! For a society to defend your rights! For love for life
will I bloom again?
this has to be viewed in lightbox!
OKAY. so. I have some very exiting things to tell you all.
1. I'm going to Skype with Sam tonight:D
2.Only two weeks until my big trip!
and, drumroll please,
3. I GOT A JOB AS AN INTERN FOR A LOCAL PHOTOGRAPHER! I'll be helping her edit, put together client packages, and most exciting of all, assist on the actual photoshoots.(: Please pray that it all works out<3
A belated thank you to Laura and Riley for their amazing testimonials - you both are the best<3
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Giant glaciers running down to the ocean....mostly fragile now....
Taken in deeper zone of Antarctica
An example of not quite getting your settings right, but the moment provided an alternative perspective.
I had far too wide an aperture, slow shutter speed and long exposure for this one. But although focus is off, I just love the effect it has had on the bees wings.
Highlighting their fragility and yet they take this little bee far and wide in its search for pollen.
This is Apis mellifera, the western honey bee. Australia's European colonisers introduced these bees to ensure a good supply of honey. They are now wild throughout most of our southern States.
Honey bees do play an important role as pollinators of crops and wild flowers, but some wild flowers have suffered from their presence as these flowers can only be pollinated by our native bees. Some native bees use a special pollination technique required by certain flowers called buzz pollination. European honey bees do not use this technique and remove pollen without pollinating the flowers.
15 mm body length
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Skin: Azure Skin (with tentacle horns) by G.I.N www.flickr.com/photos/gin-blosom/
LM to G.I.N: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Grace/175/237/2079
Eyes: Wonderland Collection (blue) by GLOOM *Get this item at the Planet 29 event!* www.flickr.com/photos/152881403@N04/