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Here's my March photos...where you can see the beginnings of spring.
1. D60/365 First sign of spring?, 2. D61/365 Shy Rose, 3. D62/365 Somber, 4. D63/365 Here comes the sun..., 5. D64/365 Orchid, 6. D65/365 Gaelle's Show, 7. D66/365 Red Tulip, 8. D67/365 Ghent by night, 9. D68/365 Cinnamon peach daisy, 10. D69/365 Silhouete behind blinds, 11. D70/365 Mikado, 12. D71/365 Losing its beauty, 13. D72/365 Oyster, 14. D73/365 Four in a row, 15. D74/365 Empty bench, 16. D75/365 Deep Purple crocus, 17. D76/365 Inverted, 18. D77/365 Pink lamp, 19. D78/365 cups on the wall, 20. D79/365 Tulip, 21. D80/365 Simplicity, 22. D81/365 Blood orange juice splash, 23. D82/365 yellow mellow (PS) fish, 24. D83/365 Slow motion run, 25. D85/365 Tintin Au Congo, 26. D86/365 My muscari, 27. D87/365 Palm-sun-day, 28. D88/365 Matroskas Dolls on line(s), 29. D89/365 Magnolia in bloom, 30. D90/365 Spring bouquet,
Quito ( Pichincha), 02 de octubre del 2019. – Los ministros de Trabajo, Andrés Madero; de Finanzas, Richard Martínez; y de Producción, Iván Ontaneda; junto al secretario Particular de la Presidencia, Juan Sebastián Roldán, en rueda de prensa ampliaron el contenido y alcances de las decisiones económicas, dadas por el Presidente de la República Lenín Moreno la noche del martes 01 de octubre en Cadena Nacional. Con estas decisiones el Estado ecuatoriano ahorraría unos 1.400 millones de dólares en subsidios a combustibles, los cuales permitirán al país tener ingresos para inversiones en educación, salud y seguridad. Además, permitirá que el Ecuador disminuya su carga de gastos en beneficio de otras áreas sensibles. Carlos Silva/Presidencia de la República.
Yellow cable is a heavy duty extension cord which goes under the carpet and comes out under the front passenger seat.
Maverick: Started up on his six, when he pulled in through the clouds, and then I moved in above him.
Charlie: Well, if you were directly above him, how could you see him?
Maverick: Because I was inverted!
:P
RAAF Roulettes - WoI 2017
Had my son and his family visiting today and so a quick walk across the local fields to look for flowers and butterflies. By chance also saw a very distant Red Kite. Tried with my tree images and also my first images of damselflies for this year. Caught a glimpse of a fox in the shadows and so a good day all round.
I took a lot of photos yesterday (the final day of my 365 Project) that I really like, once I have had a chance to go through them I will upload a few.
This one here I was playing about with Elements on the photo below that I took of one of the Dandelions on my lawn that had seeded. This was the result of inverting the image. I really liked the effect so thought I would share the image :-)
This summer, I've been taking photos of people's reflections in the lake as they walk on the bridge or stand on the dock. When I edit each photo, I invert it so they appear right side up.
This time, I visited the lake just after a storm, so the surface of the water wasn't so calm.
U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet
Boeing Field, King County International Airport
King County, Washington
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