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Went hunting for fly orchids...... were very successful :-) Found around a dozen, some with just a single flower open, others with 2-3 - plus lots more buds.
Someone on livejournal commissioned me to make these of her and her boyfriend.
They're probably my favorite pair so far, probably because of the sweet grimaces, and the sweet dreads. :D
Although tempted to move on, I decided to wait to see if a freight followed the Inter-Regio service and was rewarded by this distinctive pairing of MRCE Dispolok Nos. ES64U2097 & ES64F4086 at the head of Train 65911, a new Trenitalia container service that commenced in Q2 2010 operating between Germany and Italy via Luino.
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These are stereo pairs. You can watch them by crossing your eyes. Or by downloading the original picture, renaming it into JPS, and opening with the nVidia 3D Photo Viewer.
nVidia 3D Vision is recommended for comfortable viewing.
The pictured event is Vappu Day celebrations in Tampere, Finland. 1.5.2010.
Calyptorhynchus banksii macrorhynchus: / North-western Red-tailed Black-Cockatoo, pair,
Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary,
Central Kimberley,
Western Australia.
Cairina moschata domestica
Cairina moschata
Fremont Central Park,
Fremont, California, United States of America
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Photography and editing by Geoffrey Liu
A pair of silver Ramilletes
Estimate: PHP 150,000 - 160,000
Last quarter, 19th century
Manila
Silver, wood backing
54.5 x 21 cm (21 x 8 in) each
Provenance:
Formerly from the collection of Ramon N. Villegas
Ramilletes used to decorate colonial church altars as what modern bouquets of flowers would serve today. Made from silver sheet cut to shape like a hydria vase, then meticulously chased and embossed with intricate patterns of delicate flowers and foliage surrounding the scrolled cartouches and ovals, the open central hole resembling the lunette of a monstrance, and the inward scroll feet.
Interestingly, the flower and leaf designs are reminiscent of the inlay designs found in a Bulacan comoda. Topped by a receptacle for candles. Done in Naturalistic style popular in the mid-19th century, coinciding with the last phase of the Rococo period.
Lot 167 of the Salcedo Auctions auction on 18 September 2021. Please see salcedoauctions.com for more information.
This is a picture of two geese I found walking next to Lake St. Benedict. Geese, like many animals, are important to our environment because of there ability to fertilize the soil. When geese eat plants the seeds are sometimes consumed as well. The seeds are then dispersed when the goose poops. This is good for the environment because it spreads out the location of plants and gives the soil nutrients. #BenU #Ecology #BIOL180 #Fall2019 #image1
Skodas on route learning duties or return from modal duties that were terminated at Daventry then loo's ran to Rugby for recess, i didnt make appropriate notes at the time, however another bonus working on this particular day with DB pairing 90034 in base blue, and 90026, another one of the previously hired out loco's for the Blackpool to Euston services managed by Grand Central, however the plug was pulled sadly last minute, are seen in duo form working 0z23 Rugby - Crewe, passing throgh Cathiron
Wiki Kitty was very interested in today's topic for Our Daily Challenge - A 'Pair Of' more to follow later
Rear view of a pair of classic Minis. The blue one at least looks like a Canadian market Mini 1000 but the other might be slightly older.
ChikaLicious Dessert Bar. East Villiage, NYC. March 2011. Pre Fixe Dessert tasting and wine pairing.
A pair of Osprey getting started on building their nest on the Willamette River. Sitting here at my desk not so patiently waiting for the return of these beautiful birds which also coincides with the return of the spring salmon.
For me it is the best of both worlds since I get to pursue my two favorite things, fishing and photographing wildlife. I shot these last spring from a boat while desperately seeking salmon.