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Hair - Little Bones
Outfit - ISON
Boots - Reign
Earrings - November
Lips - Glamistry
Eyeshadow - Studio Exposure
In the evening's gentle embrace, weary and worn,
He returns home, his spirit forlorn,
After toiling under the sun's burning glare,
His burdens he carries, heavy with care.
With exhaustion etched upon his face,
He drops his gear, seeking solace in this place,
The kitchen table, a refuge to find respite,
A sanctuary where his weariness takes flight.
But her eyes sparkle with affection's flame,
As she greets him with ardor, with no shame,
Her excitement dances like a playful breeze,
As she pounces upon him, eager to please.
Ready to tend to his every need,
To nurture and heal, his soul to feed,
With tender touch and soothing embrace,
She becomes the oasis in his wearisome space.
Her devotion unfolds, unyielding and pure,
As she tends to his desires, her love secure,
Ready to fulfill his every bidding,
Her devotion to him, forever unwavering.
In her care, he finds solace and rest,
A haven where weariness is gently caressed,
For in the sanctuary of their love's embrace,
He finds renewal, after a hard day's chase.
Two Juniper trees, old and tortured by their home on storm pounded beach. Appear like two bonsai trees arranged by human hands.
For the Macro Mondays theme of 'Hard Light'. I placed three marbles on a white plate in front of a window HMM!
The ship used to be home to a bunch of gulls but the cormorants have taken over. The larger birds seem to be making their mark as the masts have taken on a decidedly different coloration
Info on the ship can be found in the link below:
www.cliftonhill.com/falls_blog/abandoned-ship-niagara-la-...
Austernfischer***(Eurasian) oystercatcher***Haematopus ostralegus
Bremerhaven, Germany
Austernfischer ernähren sich von verschiedenen Muscheln, aber auch von Schnecken, Krebsen und Wattwürmern.
Austernfischer, die im Binnenland leben, erbeuten hauptsächlich Insekten, Schnecken und Regenwürmer.
Austernfischer sind je nach Gezeiten tag-oder nachtaktiv.
Der lange spitze Schnabel ermöglicht den Austernfischern in Muschelbänken und auf weichem Untergrund die Nahrung gezielt zu greifen.
Oystercatchers feed of different shells, but also by snails, crayfish and wading sentries. Oystercatcher who live inland, eat mainly insects, slugs, and earthworms.
Oystercatchers are diurnal or nocturnal depending on the tides.
The long pointed beak allows the Oystercatcher in shell banks and on soft ground to access the food.
It's hard for me to decide if Mossy Grotto Falls or Panther Creek Falls is my favorite waterfall in the northwest. Panther is big and powerful, Mossy Grotto much smaller and subtle. But, there's something about Mossy Grotto that I just love. The two symmetrical ridges form a perfect V where the water cascades down and the rest of the creek meanders around beautiful lush scenery in spring. It's a really special place. I probably had the most fun photographing this one out of all the falls I visited this spring. Pretty straightforward shot, although I did blend in a different exposure for the ferns on the right. I was very close to the ferns so I used an exposure at a different focal length and also bumped my ISO up to ensure I could use a fast enough shutter speed to freeze the ferns.
EXIF: foreground 14mm, ISO 1600, 1/40s, f/16 - background: 14mm, ISO 100, 1s, f/16
Shot with Nikon D800e and 14-24mm f/2.8 w/ polarizer
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"Hard Yakka" is an old-school Australian slang term for hard work.
Central Highlands of Victoria
Australia
Not my usual kind of thing, but I spotted this bee hard at work whilst on a walk, and these flowers seemed to require a lot of effort to traverse, so it was relatively stationary, letting me get the shot.
I'm always somewhat amazed at how good at this kind of picture the X100F is thanks to its short minimal focus distance.
Girls theme week live- Truth or Dare;
Truth- Some days I hurt so bad and I'm so frustrated with being sick I just want to sit and cry! Today was one of those days! Oh well, had my cry now on to a another day!
Day 121
All the hard hats having a well deserved rest after a long day of being worn. Sleep well - tomorrow's another day!
Candy with a taste of liquorice.
In Denmark we started to put liquorice into and onto almost anything some 4-5 years ago.
Too much, in my opinion.
But apparently the Danes are crazy about this local, very salty, version of liquorice.
It's the new garlic here, you can get wine, chocolate, ice, even salt with added liquorice.
#MacroMondays
#Candy
HMM everybody!