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Meanwhile Cutie tried to teach us to photograph monkeys, we found out: a monkey shooting is not possible without monkeys in front of the camera. So Cutie started to look for his family ...
Wenn die Sonne den Mond nicht anstrahlt / trifft , gibt es kein Bild vom Mond ! Darum auch Sonnenfotografie !
If the sun does not illuminate the moon, there is no picture of the moon! That's why sun photography!
interesting webcam pictures Bright-spots
Breathtaking Landscapes and Color
Wabcam photos often show special motifs or situations, surprisingly informative!
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Butinant des fleurs de lilas de Corée, un Papillon du céleri (Papilio polyxenes) appelé en anglais, Black Swallowtail, Eastern Black Swallowtail ou American Swallowtail.
Le Papillon du céleri est un grand papillon noir de forme vaguement triangulaire possédant une queue. Il est ornementé de lignes de taches blanches l'une formant un V l'autre submarginale aux ailes antérieures et postérieures et de taches bleues aux postérieures ainsi que d'une lunule blanche centrée de rouge. Certaines sous-espèces ont une ornementation jaune au lieu d'une bleue.
Le Papillon du céleri hiverne à l’état de chrysalide. Ce sont les chrysalides de la seconde génération qui hivernent. Il vole donc en deux générations au Canada, en mai juin puis en juillet août. Le Papillon du céleri réside en Amérique depuis le sud du Canada et le nord des États-Unis sur la côte est jusqu'à la côte pacifique de l'Amérique du Sud : sud-est du Canada, est et sud des États-Unis, Cuba, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombie, Pérou, Équateur.
Punktierte Zartschrecke - speckled bush cricket (Leptophyes
Today's motif, this small speckled bush cricket, brought itself into the center of my attention yesterday.
While I was sitting at the coffee table with my family, we suddenly discovered this approx. 1.5 cm long animal in a bouquet of flowers in the middle of the table in the phlox blossom.
Of course, the meal had to be interrupted first so that I could hold a small photo session. The little grasshopper was also very patient with me (I had to rebuild my camera first) and cooperated well.
Then my daughter brought it outside to the garden.
Das Motiv des heutigen Tages, diese kleine Punktierte Zartschrecke, hat sich gestern selbst ins Zentrum meiner Aufmerksamkeit gebracht.
Während ich mit meiner Familie am Kaffeetisch saß, entdeckten wir plötzlich dieses ca. 1,5 cm lange Tier in einem Blumenstrauß mitten auf dem Tisch in der Phlox Blüte.
Selbstverständlich musste die Mahlzeit erst einmal unterbrochen werden, damit ich eine kleine Foto Session abhalten konnte. Die kleine Heuschrecke war auch sehr geduldig mit mir (ich musste ja erst meine Kamera umbauen) und hat gut mitgearbeitet.
Danach hat sie dann meine Tochter nach draußen in den Garten gebracht.
more of this on my website at: http:www.shoot-to-catch.de
Pour mon amie Lise un Lys du Nil en vue de la feliciter pour sa perseverance en langage html
- Tangled pattern
To my friend Lise a Lily of the Nile to congratulate her for her perseverance in html language
Shot with the Olympus E-M1, Mark II at Albert's Garden, Albert’s Garden is located at 16-18 E. 2nd Street between Bowery and 2nd Ave. in the East Village of Manhattan, New York City.
When I first approached this garden walking along 2nd Street I saw this tree and it immediately struck me as a gigantic Japanese painting, a wall mural. As I grew closer I realized it was a living tree of amazing, statuesque beauty.
I have posted two shots of this tree, the other being a crop of this very same photo, just to demonstrate it's magnificent dimensions. I'll have a few more shots from Albert's Garden soon.
Albert's Garden is a member of the Manhattan Land Trust, a non-profit organization protecting land for public use. The garden was permanently protected in 1999 by The Trust for Public Land.
Albert's Garden is maintained by community volunteers, a program of the N.Y.C. Parks & Recreation.
The garden is open to the public at various times during the week. Unfortunately, when I walked by it was closed. I hope to return during another season. This is a remarkable oasis in the midst of New York City.
Hours open to the public:
SUNDAY — 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
MONDAY — when gate is open
TUESDAY — 2 p.m. – 5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY — when gate is open
THURSDAY — 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.
FRIDAY — 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.
SATURDAY — 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. – 7 p.m.
… or whenever the gate sign says OPEN
See the accompanying photo:
Les jardins de Biovès sont du 16 février au 3 mars, pendant toute la durée de la 86è Fête du Citron, le théâtre d'une exposition de constructions remarquables édifiées sur le thème retenu cette année : "Des Mondes Fantastiques". On en voit ici l'entrée spectaculaire, le premier des 13 Motifs d'Agrumes.
Pour une meilleure mise en valeur, voir :
www.flickr.com/photos/145414276@N08/albums/72157707131560984
"This sunlight shames November where he grieves
In dead red leaves, and will not let him shun
The day, though bough with bough be overrun.
But with a blessing every glade receives
High salutation."
— Dante Gabriel Rossetti
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PPR Semaine 27 : motif(s)
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A moody photo shot in Rockport, Massachusetts.
This photo has been in Explore on April 6, 2024. Highest position = #33. This is my 209th photo in Explore..
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Candid street photography from Glasgow, Scotland. The leopard print matching the pattern on the sandstone wall really caught my eye here, enjoy!
Fotogruppe Netzwerk 55plus
Blüten
Rosenblüten
experimentelle Motivgestaltung
Rosen auf Lebensmittelabfällen,
Kartoffelschalen, Gurkenschalen, Erdbeerreste, Erbsen und Möhrenreste und Rosenblätter.
Photo Group Network 55plus
Blossoms
Rose Petals
Experimental Motif Design
Roses on food waste,
potato peels, cucumber peels, strawberry scraps, pea and carrot scraps, and rose petals.
The robin is often encountered during Advent and the Christmas season. It serves, for example, as a motif for Christmas postcards, tablecloths, or napkins. Even the lid of the tin for the homemade Christmas cookies is adorned with an image of the robin.
This seems to be attributed to the uniforms of postmen in England in the 19th century. They wore red jackets at that time. And since they delivered the Christmas mail, they were probably also called robins. However, perhaps someone here knows more about the background of this phenomenon. Your comments are welcome!
So I wish all Flickr users a blessed Christmas and a good start to the new year 2024!
The gray Vectron XLoad locomotives of SBB Cargo have now also been given their mountain motifs. A shame, because the solid color scheme suited the locomotives very well. Locomotive 193 547 arrived on August 14, 2025, with a container train from Busto, Italy, to the Rotterdam port area through Tilburg.