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World’s most imaginative title 😏 Just another seagull waiting for some chips (fries to our American friends) to be thrown to it by young screaming kids. Wonder what they ate before hot chips came along 🐦 🍟 🐠
Not the most imaginative name, but I guess it really was the first bridge at some point. The Saco runs quite wide at this point close to North Conway, NH, and it's one of the few spots where the river view isn't dominated by countless boulders washed down from the Presidential Range.
We didn't know how to make houses
But we tried our best
Building textures from memories
When the wind passed through
It reminded us that we were haunted
By all the things we felt but couldn't see
And made us hold tight against each other
In an interesting geometry.
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These have an imaginative similarity with a bleak and vast Gothic Cathedral with doors and windows carved through the rock face by the actions of the sea and a top "window" in the shape of a broken star
These were the last tasks in our painting course before the summer holidays. Our painting teacher brought us a couple of photos of birds that we were supposed to use as templates, but then freely and newly interpret them in an imaginative and colorful way on an abstract background. Acrylic on canvas, each 30x40 cm
Amsterdam - Donker Curtiusstraat
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An imaginative work from a recent escapade.
Passepied - Claude Debussy
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Abstract and imaginative close up of a corroded green metal door with some added white paint from a far past too.
With this state of decay I wouldn't be surprised if this door is the original one from 1894 of the 'Nederlandsche Scheepsbouw Maatschappij' (Dutch Shipbuilding Company) in Amsterdam.
The almost organic looking rust bubbles made me see some fighting monsters (or playful dragons with both heads in bottom area and one left of the middle looking down?)
An imaginatively titled shot of a male. Taken from a bridge across the King's Sedgemoor drain. Probably one of the few birds around managing to keep cool today.
A red-tailed hawk is either preparing to make a point, or scratching an itch. This was a very unusual hawk, which allowed me to take this shot from about 30 feet after stepping out of my car. It seemed very relaxed as it performed it's preening duties. I then saw it again about another mile down the road with the same behavior.
A wonderfully imaginative scene in the traditional Stein-Gasse in Salzburg with an imaginary window painted onto some electricity metre box while the real window beside looks rather drab and uninviting.
Happy Windows Wednesday!
Snowflakes and feathered wings dancing in the wind...An image I took a while back with the zoom blur effect...this was the perfect image to transform into a more imaginative scene...hoping all are warm and blessed ...a Christmas card created for family...
The 25th March, 2012 was a busy day, first I went exploring close to St Helens and found myself at the imaginatively named Beer Barrell Beach. It's an exposed reef break that has consistent surf, with the best waves in the winter months.
I wasn't there for the surf, rather the views and photography. I never saw another soul all the time I was there. The beach is not patrolled, is rarely crowded; there are rips and rocks, not a beach for the inexperienced surfer but perfect for photography.
This is the dress that I received from Miss Aniela, with a close up of it (and for more detail) in comments. It is the dress from this shot of hers, which is coincidentally my all time favorite of hers. Thank you again!!
I went to an old western town to get this shot...there were a bunch of tourists taking my picture from afar, videotaping me and whatnot. I think they thought I was part of a show or something, I certainly looked the part. It was cute :) I'm just glad no one asked any questions as I was flinging myself against the wall.
Perennial Pepperweed (Lepidium latifolium) at the San Louis National Wildlife Refuge. I seem to have a knack for thinking that a plant is picturesque in the field, taking pics and then coming home to find out that its an invasive species. These are the post-bloom seed-heads.
Imaginative title! I don't post many in-fact not one sunset since sailing to the Shetland Islands last year this is this year's version. The difference is that last year I was awaiting a PET CT scan to see if my chemo and radiotherapy treatment had worked, this year I've already had the results of the 1 year scan and I remain clear !
This from being diagnosed with stage 4 and being told I had a year and it would spread throughout; now I'm here 2 years since that conversation. So a sunset seemed in order; no sliders were tampered with, and we're off to look for otters now.
The Empire Hotel is imaginatively done, well decorated and a lot of fun. I highly recommend coming to visit, and once more suites have been built, to stay.
A California ground-squirrel mentions me to it's colony, sounding just like www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmfDbWH46bQ . On of many alerts going out daily at the San Louis National Wildlife Refuge.
An imaginative 2 image composite of last Wednesday's moonrise over Brisbane a few hours before the eclipse.
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There are many places in Latvia with really expressive and imaginative names. I don't know toponymy of other countries so well, but Latvians have plenty of such locations. For example, there is a Cake village and district (Kūkas), villages Small Fools and Big Fools (Mazie Muļķi un Lielie Muļķi), ravine of Wolf's Socks (Vilkzeķu grava), and Witches' bog (Raganu purvs).
I visited the last one of the list above in the end of November. Not that I would have anything common with the creatures that gave the name to the bog. :-) It was just my nature explorer's curiosity to check out another boardwalk that led through the bog around sulphur ponds. It was beautiful sunset time, air and ground was crispy, and just before sudden evening snowstorm we picked up few frozen and tasty cranberries.
The trip might have been a bit of a test for one's nostrils, because sulphur wells and ponds could have a strong smell of rotten eggs. Though, due to frozen ground (it is my guess!) we missed this exotic, and only at the very beginning of the path a slight sulphury breeze greeted us. Afterwards we were able to enjoy the scenery, colorful evening sky and clouds in a fresh air. This scene was taken just a short while before it started to snow.
Credit to the warm and imaginative Susietea for composing this scene. It was so much fun to partake in your creativity and an honour to feature in your photo!
Check out Susietea's splendid wide-angled version here: www.flickr.com/photos/susietearesident2/51523855019/in/da...
Not a very imaginative title I know but this was an experiment with my infrared filter. I tried playing around with the channels and hue etc and I really like the colour and effect of this one. I wonder if anyone else will?
“If you have a sense for mystery,
An imaginative mind,
AND an imaginative camera
You will find treasures everywhere”
That’s just one reason why I take pictures
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Not very imaginative titles these! Still working through my backlog of images to work on, must improve my workflow. Another from Clevedon Pill. Seems to be a theme of boats, high tide and sunset recently.
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