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Another from the fantastic Seaton Delaval Hall in Northumberland where they've suspended a giant ball form the ceiling - lends itself to some nice photographic opportunities (as well as some funny looks).
It is that heron in Bushy Park again , still on the lookout for afternoon tea ! It will do anything " fishy " for a fishy .
An abstract and minimalist view of the apartments at 100 Spadina Ave. Probably my favorite example of modernist residential tower architecture from the 1960/s, designed by Uno Prii (1969).
A surreal sunset at Portencross from a couple of months ago.
I was just getting ready to leave this spot when just for a few moments the sky lit up with some of the craziest light rays I've ever seen.
For me, this composition wasn't the best but I had to post it just for the sky alone.
This chickadee came at the tree from below, perching in this seemingly awkward position. Didn't seem to bother it, though! At the Ridgefield National Wildlife Refuge.
A rainwater puddle before a lonely tree. I inverted the image :-)
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Europe, Portugal, Algarve, Sotavento, Ria Formosa, Olhão, Pleasure port, Inverted quay, floating devices (slightly cut from all sides)
Most of the quays in the pleasure port of Olhão float and sometimes have to be pulled up for maintenance.
This is number 88 of Olhão, Ilha da Culatra & Ilha da Armona and 1689 of Minimalism / explicit Graphism.
Sunday morning pe-sunrise and the very edge of the fog camped out over Castleton and the Hope Valley viewed from Mam Tor.
Wondering if I could create a silhouette for Crazy Tuesday - I couldn't!! But I did get this, which I really like!
At the risk of turning into a one trick pony, here is yet another picture from my weekend trip to the North Fork of the Flathead.
I titled this "Inverted" because it is a contrast to the last picture I posted, which featured the bright colors of a sunrise and light behind these same peaks. This picture was taken during the blue hour after sunset, and a dark cloud sets off the peaks rather than colorful light. I removed all of the color (which was actually quite blue) just to see how the effect worked.
Blue-spotted Hawker (Adversaeschna brevistyla) female
As I cam eback from taking Sarah to school this morning I noticed this lovely Lady on our Jade plant. She stayed for a number of images.
This image has been inverted as I couldn't get the angle I wanted due to the way she was perched. I had to come in from behind and above for this one.