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these are pebbles and things I found at the beach and painted. they are on my kitchen table, so I can relive my happy memories every day.
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Have to make a break in the Italian series. Finally the so-called spring is here. It's still about 0 Celcius in the night and the first green foliage tries to appear. Love this period of full water in the meadows and the fresh green.
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Shone by the spring sunlight against the blue sky, Prunus mume (‘Ume’ in Japanese) was in full blossom. It started blooming just a couple of weeks ago.
Must be a full moon, Day Eleven feels like one of those nights...
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Chios Island Greece..MUST see large!
I guess everyone of you look up at the sky tonight ;-)
Take care my friends!
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We have been covered in smoke and haze from a number of major forest fires in Canada that drifted South to us.
Due to these fires, the Sunsets and Rising Moons have been very orange and pretty. However, it also makes it hard to get a sharp photo.. :(
We were hoping we could see the full Moon rise better from the top of Hurricane Ridge up in the mountains. But it was still quite hazy up there as well.
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A favorite spot for a Friday night pizza pickup supper. I can't begin to count how many loaded veggie pies were consumed here after wrapping up a hectic week of work!
The beautiful full moon made it very difficult for me to drag myself into the house. I just wanted to stay outside and stare at it.
Have a terrific Tuesday :)
As the rising sun’s rays start to illuminate the clouds the full moon decides it is time to vacate the scene.
"If you shoot for the stars and hit the moon, it's OK. But you've got to shoot for something. A lot of people don't even shoot" . . . Confucius
I love watching chipmunks gathering the food and packing it to the full capacity of their cheeks :) This one was no exception ;))
OK, so I saw this at a gas station stop on a road trip and knew I just had to have it. Despite preferring to find empty cans, I decided to buy one. Cruising down the highway I found a little Forgiato Blow on Youtube to blast through my trucks speakers, I popped open the can and had a few sips. I wondered if the drink's objective would be achieved, especially the "Peerless and Fearless" part. I wondered if, after drinking, I would start flying flags from the back of my truck and maybe even wear a red hat.
Well it didn't take too long, only a couple of sips in fact, I turned off the rantings of a fool and pulled the truck over to the side of the road. I snapped back to reality, uttered an extended, "Yuck..." and emptied the rest of the can out onto the side of the highway. At that moment I thought, what BS this all is and knew that smashing up this can was going to be well worth the money I paid for it. And so it goes, another story and another can added to the collection!
FYI: Preparation of this can was as close as I want to come to cutting up a finger on the torn can's sharp edges or from the razor knife used to help model/release the wording that was on the back of the can. BTW: I was also quite pleased with the way this one turned out and instead of putting it in the bag with the rest of the cans, I told Marybeth that I should make a little stand and case to display it on a shelf. She gave me a look and walked away...
Meyer Optik 50mm f/1.8 Oreston, 8 Image Focus Stack shot at f/8.0.
Short-eared Owl cruising the field as the sun reached the horizon and the moon began to claim the sky.
Composite of two images shot last night. On the shot of the moon, I was testing out the capabilities of my new Nikon 200-500mm lens; this was shot at the full 500 which on my Nikon D7500 is equivalent to 750mm.
These birds had all eaten there full of something that had washed up. Not in a hurry to go anywhere! Taken in St Andrews State Park, FL!
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