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Curious Key Deer
The endangered Key deer is the smallest subspecies of the North American white-tailed deer. They grow to a maximum height of about 3 feet. These approached my daughters as we parked a little way away to watch.
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A door key from the World Trade Center's "men's" facilities from when I worked in there...until Mid-September, 2001...
I participate in a weekly challenge, first was high key, then low key.......the challenge within the challenge was to use the same subject for both techniques. That explains why you're seeing my stack of tea cups yet again.
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L’imposante bâtisse qui a survécu aux ouragans et tempêtes de Floride est presque totalement enveloppée dans un environnement tropical. Les jardins entourant la maison sont luxuriants, un véritable havre de paix. Au milieu de ceux-ci on peut prendre le temps de se promener le long de la piscine et de profiter du parfum des gardénias qui fleurissent au bord de l'eau. Construite vers 1937-1938 pour la somme mirobolante de 20 000 dollars de l’époque (250.000$ actuels). C’était la première piscine enterrée de Key West et la seule et unique piscine de 100 miles. La piscine a une capacité gigantesque de 80 784 gallons alors qu’il n'y avait pas d'eau courante à Key West au moment de la mise en service. La construction de la piscine impliqua de forer jusqu'à la nappe phréatique et d'installer une pompe à eau pour récupérer l'eau salée afin de remplir la piscine. Il fallait deux à trois jours pour remplir complètement la piscine. En blaguant à propos du coût exorbitant de sa construction, Hemingway, un jour, sortit de sa poche une pièce d’un penny, l’enfonça dans le ciment encore frais du patio et annonça an riant, "Voilà mon dernier penny!" Les touristes peuvent encore voir cette pièce de monnaie, encastrée dans le dallage, dans le coin nord-est de la piscine.
The imposing building that survived Florida hurricanes and storms is almost completely wrapped in tropical surroundings. The gardens surrounding the house are lush, a real haven of peace. In the middle of these you can take the time to stroll along the pool and enjoy the scent of gardenias that bloom at the water's edge. Built around 1937-1938 for the staggering sum of $ 20,000 of the time (current $ 250,000). It was the first in-ground pool in Key West and the one and only 100-mile pool. The pool has a gigantic capacity of 80,784 gallons when there was no running water in Key West at the time of commissioning. The construction of the pool involved drilling down to the water table and installing a water pump to recover the salt water to fill the pool. It took two to three days to completely fill the pool. Joking about the exorbitant cost of building it, Hemingway one day pulled out a penny from his pocket, stuck it in the still cool cement on the patio and laughed, "This is my last penny!" Tourists can still see this coin, embedded in the paving, in the northeast corner of the pool.
I knew that this would be my subject as soon as I read the theme for this week. This collection of antique keys in a vintage frame hangs in my office beside my computer. I had to take it off the wall to take the photograph because of glare reflecting off the glass.
The sculpture is made up of 50,000 computer key board keys, depicting Da Vinci's famous painting of The Last Super. The keys create a mosaic effecton the art work and also make up verses from the bible as well as single words for visitors to discover. It took 5 years to make. It is displayed in Dorchester Abby. The sculpture was made by Peter Barnes.
The famous Key West and the special Highway 1 that hops from island to island all the way south. The US Navy base is remarkable with its star-shaped airfield.
Certains noms ont un parfum d’évasion ou de tropiques, et Key West en fait partie. A l’extrémité de la Route 1 qui court le long de l’archipel des Keys, presque toujours par l’eau des deux côtés, on y trouve une base majeure de l’US Navy, et le plus souvent une atmosphère de fête et de vacances.
Credits: ESA/NASA–T. Pesquet
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Un nouveau collage de 68 photos, cette fois-ci ce sont les Keys de Floride. Cet archipel s’étend au Sud de la péninsule floridienne et le chapelet d’îles dessine une longue courbe, avec souvent juste la largeur pour y faire passer une route, et la mer des deux côtés. En zoomant (si vous cliquez sur le lien) vous pourrez suivre l’autoroute et passer d’île en île, ou vous perdre dans les nuances bleues de l’océan. L’image fait près de 200 km de long, mais on a survolé cette zone en quelques dizaines de secondes à peine ! www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/05/Florida_Keys_fr...
This Big Picture of the Florida Keys allows you to explore all the way down Highway 1 to the end, hopping from island to island, or see details in the shades of blue of the water. I am not sure why they are called The Keys, but maybe it is because it looks like a key from space? 🔑🤔 This collage was made from 68 pictures and spans around 200 km on Earth! www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2021/05/Florida_Keys_fr...
GMT118_17_22_For ESA_Thomas Pesquet_Florida 800mm and the keys photo mapping
These are the keys to my formerly slave thomas‘ chastity device. He was unfaithful, I will not wear them again .
Das sind die Schlüssel zum Keuschheitsgürtel meines ehemaligen subs thomas. Er war sehr böse, Ich werde sie nicht mehr tragen.
I always find teal to be a challenging subject. They are quite small compared to other waterfowl, fly low and fast, and super wary. This drake Blue-Winged Teal (Anas discors) was backlit and would not let me get close, so I chose to place it small in the frame and try a high-key approach. I think it turned out decent!
Brevard county, FL
Taken at the Key West Butterfly and Nature Conservatory, by Edgar. The moth is an Atlas moth. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attacus_atlas
La Crêperie French Café or just French Cafe is in Bahama Village key West and is well worth a visit. It just across the road from Blue Heaven on Petronia Street
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Another shot of Skogarfoss taken slightly further back from my last one, but still close enough to be deluged by spray! I stumbled across the works of Hengki Koentjoro on Flickr (www.flickr.com/photos/21290636@N06/) a few weeks ago and was amazed by his work. I’ve definitely been inspired since to work on a few monos of my own, including this low key mono. I really wanted to emphasise how the black volcanic soil/ash was framing the highlights in the small pool and the falls themselves.
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I am still not sure how I did it, but I made my way down to the dungeon. Surely Mary put the key right out here.
Wait, did the floor just move?!
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