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... and, in the frame, my daughter and my niece !
"The family transmits a strength and a tenacious solidarity: a child never detaches himself, as if he were the product of a craftsman, from his parents, because he comes out of them, he is made by them, therefore he keeps a part of it and always carries it with him. "
Plutarco
Northern Parula - That day was certainly a miraculous day for many species and more Northern Parulas I have ever seen.
Number 3 in my theme Framed for this week. Taken in 2014 at the Portsmouth Christmas Fayre Portsmouth docks UK. The Naval staff throw everything into the event making it a great day out. This "lady" is advertising her trade form her window lol.
Although I like the previous image more, this one still has quite a lot of merit to it. I like the wave covering the entire bottom 3rd of the frame, as well as the bird naturally in the top left corner. The wings were clipped in other images in the series but are intact here, not to mention the legs kicking the water.
Been focused on other projects but will probably return and search for more White-eyed gulls soon.
ISO: 449
F-stop: f/6.3
Exposure: 1/5000
Taken during one of my visits to the LEA Photohunt
It's a fun little event where you are given a LM a theme and only 60mins to take the best photo you can.
No outside editing is allowed.
Takes place on Mondays and Wednesdays.
Theme: Best shot
Taken @ Light Thoughts 2
On the highway toward Pleasant Bay, we turned and parked our vehicle. We were toward the top of Cape Breton National Park on Hwy #30 and noticed a rare sight. The suns rays were playing on the ocean and leaving a most interesting reflection.
With sunset approaching, the clouds were beginning to color. We found an opening that best framed the scene, and captured the moment that would quickly pass.
It has amused me for a while that this is the only pair of glasses in the window display of an Opticians in Bromley High Street, South London.....
Surely they must do more frames than this????
Thanks for visiting....
Another from my bouquet - I seemed to get just one of several different flowers - which suited me fine from a photographer's point of view!! I tried to present them in different ways - don't want to get monotonous do I? Lol ....
A Common Yellowthroat pops out from his usual hiding place in the foliage and ends up framed nicely by flowers.