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The master of the house at Tierpark Sababurg was not at all amused when my photo friends and me found him all cosy on the trunk of a fallen tree and started to snap happily away. At first he tried covering his ears with his paws but eventually he couldn't help looking up, wanting to find out what that racket was all about.
This is one of two hills in the Pentland Hills range known as the Kips - East and West Kip. It's a relatively easy climb to the top of this one, if you're reasonably fit, and from there you can walk the six or so miles along the undulating ridge. From the top of the Kip pictured here, there are great panoramic views of the surrounding countryside, and also of the Firth of Forth and the Bass Rock and across to Fife. On a clear day, sometimes, the mountains of Perthshire are also visible. I don't climb it often these days, but I spend a lot of time wandering around the lower slopes.
Troela is a chicken of ours. We think Troela is on top of the pecking order in the chicken run. The pecking order is a system by which birds arrange their social standing in the flock. The higher ranked birds will get the best food, water,... while the lower placed birds will get the leftovers. It’s a natural process that chickens have to work out among themselves. The top hens will peck at the lower hens until they move and the weaker hens then have to wait until the dominant hens have had their fill.
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taken at one of the restaurant in lucban , quezon. still has a pahiyas atmosphere even if it is october. pahiyas festival is held during the month of May.......
2013 Pahiyas Festival
Location: Lucban, Quezon
PHILIPPPINES
"Kiping" is one of the iconic Pahiyas decorations, a colored (and edible) rice paper that is similar but a fashiones out version
I just exchanged $300 US dollars from which I acquired over five million Lao kip. It is a great feeling being a multi-millionaire!
Je n'avais jamais vu de hérisson "entier" et je l'avais photographié sans le voir. Ce matin je l'ai approché à moins d'un mètre. Je pense que sur la photo précédente il s'agit de sa mère, beaucoup plus farouche.
Very early morning wake up call to get down to Coldingham Bay near St. Abbs
Using Lee 0.3 + 0.6 soft grads to cover the frame completely and a 0.9 soft grad to do the sky.
3 exposures manually blended in Photoshop
- Camera : Praktica PLC 3
- Lens : Pentacon 1.8/50mm
- Film : Fomapan 200
- Exposure : f 4.5, november, 2019
Kip Marina is located between Greenock and Wemyss Bay on the Firth of Clyde, who wouldn't want to berth their yacht here?
Kip Marina at Inverkip, with the Clyde Muirsheil Regional Park rising above it. Hard to believe, but this was taken in the middle of the day. It started to rain a few minutes later, and I don't think it's stopped since! ;-)
Australia. Not fully landed as far as I know, but hey, they're eight hours ahead of Finland, maybe he's done it already?
The run-up is super short and sketchy, and the landing isn't silky either. Right behind Hunter Valley Skates in Mayfield, next to the skatepark.
Hasselblad 2000FC, 150/4, Fuji 400H. Two Sunpaks atop the pile of bricks at eye level, one SB-800 lower down. One SB-28 on the platform, powered down for slight fill. PW's for triggering.
Dit is een detail van een boekenlegger, die ik in mijn rommellade vond. Als ik een leuke boekenlegger krijg, bewaar ik ze altijd, maa ren de praktijk heb ik ze niet bij de hand als ik een boek lees.
This is a detail of a bookmark that I found in my junk drawer. When I get a nice bookmark, I always keep it, but in practice I don't have it at hand when I read a book. This chicken is 7 cm high
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