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This time, I gave myself a focal point to work with and I think that it turned out much better. I realize that I sort of double-posted very similar images here, but I figure that it's better to try to show my progression rather than not.
Anyhow, I just shot this with similar lighting and framing but with some gems moved around a little. To me, that little change made things look far better just because there was more to look at.
Gem joined us this evening for supper at the dining table and I noticed that he had two drops of water on his nose (from his water bowl?). I couldn't resist the temptation to photograph him! This gives him the honour of being the first photo on my Flickr site for 2016.
Finding hidden gems like moss & icicles hidden under cliff sides, and under boulders are always unique an amazing finds.
GEm Coaches of Airdrie operated this former Laird Street NCME bodied Leyland Olympian. Seen here operating a private hire in George Square, Glasgow in 2008. Commendably, there seems to be a bit of life left in the Vultron blinds.
The Year 1000.
On display at Rijksmuseum van Oudheden (RMO) Leiden NL. The Year 1000 presents almost every important archaeological artefact from the period 900-1100 that has been found in the Netherlands.
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A close-up view of Gem-studded Puffballs. After they ripen a small pore will open on the top of each one and spores will be dispersed on air currents.
Grevillea Honey Gem - Grevillea banksii and pteridifolia - An Australian native flower hybrid , which is Ohhh so wonderful and has a lovely honey scent - these flowers are very attractive to a range of Australian native birds due to the nectar they hold.
Growing in my backyard 9013
“Full many a gem of purest ray serene
The dark unfathomed caves of ocean bear:
Full many a flower is born to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.”
― Thomas Gray,
Esmalte escolhido para o meu aniversario (que foi ontem 11/10), só tive tempo de postar agora uahauha
Preto + glitter é vida
1x Breu - Panvel
1x Gems - Milani
1x Tc - Colorama
To me, amethyst is the gem of love and will always remain so.
I've got a large collection of amethyst stones that I used to gather from around my school almost fifteen years back. This is one of them. I've been fascinated by gemstones since then, and the wonderful colors they come in!
Gem Valley & Baldy Mt
While driving through Gem Valley Lynette commented that this was a beautiful valley.
That was before we got the view above the valley.
It may be hard to see but Baldy still has two small patches of snow left
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The little favourite of British children's parties for over 150 years ;)
In 1850 a biscuit company, Huntley and Palmer, tried out new biscuit technology but found that there new biscuits came out shrunken and tiny. Thomas Huntley liked the little biscuits and called them Gems. The public love the new little biscuits and they are a sensation!
In 1910 little mountains of coloured icing are added to the Gems and Iced Gems were born. They are now made in Liverpool.
Iced Gems were the first mini biscuit to be sold in bags...an idea that has now spread throughout the industry.
Iced Gems have five colours, white, yellow, orange, pink and purple. The little points of icing have different fruity flavours.
As a child I used to bite off the biscuit bases first and saved the little icing mountains to eat last...but, as you know, I was an odd one!