This is a picture from a wonderful sunrise back in October. I mimicked a long exposure by blending together 136 exposures I took during the time span of a bit more than a quarter hour.

A Great Blue Heron made a nice pass right by me in the morning light. Bucks County PA.

One of many Bonaparte's Gulls that are at the lake this year. This one is a nonbreeding adult. Bucks County PA.

On the way home from my mother's house, I stop and shoot Joshua Trees lol.

This image is almost entirely out of focus except for the ear and a small part on Iolanda's hair. I'm not sure everyone will like this, but I have a thing for out-of-focus images. Maybe this doesn't succeed, but I want to provide just enough detail to allow the viewer to fill in the rest. I think it kinda works with the title, too. We don't always see people who pass by "in focus".

This image was taken at Chesapeake. Unfortunately, the sim is gone, now.

Pose by Roquai- Andreous Aesthetic 1

Horse by Remarkable Oblivion- Galahad (rare item from The Quest gacha)

Flowers by Keke- bottled roses heart... I resized these to death... :>

Body Glitter by EVE- Rapunzel suit glitter

Digital Painting

My Textures (Free Textures by TCP)

My brushes created in Photoshop Brush Tools

A beautiful, breezy Spring day on the Isle of Skye, the clouds making lovely colours on the mountain tops.

Brown Line train in the Ravenswood neighborhood of Chicago.

Yellow-rumped Thornbill (Acanthiza chrysorrhoa)

As I pulled into the driveway after a trip to the Werribee River Park I noticed a pair of Thornbills in the Ornamental Pear Tree in front of of house.

Thank you for visiting!

An April winter storm left a dusting of snow in the area of Mt. Pisgah. This shot is an extreme crop of an image from my wide angle lens. I didn’t have time to switch lenses before the fog lifted.

I have been absent from flickr for a while. I hope to catch up with everyone.

Taken at Seagrove Beach, FL. Lightning is amazing and the One who created it is even more amazing!

Somewhere between Hamilton and Ouse, Tasmania.

Essex wildlife dragonfly talk and walk.

Heybridge canal.

29th June 2018

This time, like all times, is a very good one, if we but know what to do with it.”

– Ralph Waldo Emerson

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ADTRAN corporate headquarters Huntsville Alabama just as a front was passing through

Black Forest, 2020.

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Chatfield State Park, Colorado

A small rainstorm passed over the north side of Scunthorpe producing some intense Virga

Heliosness in progress ;)

This image was taken under strict supervision by the charter organiser, crews of each loco including the guards and official GCR Train manager to be certain we were in a safe position well away from each running line. Only a small number of photographers were allowed in this location at any one time! Certainly an experience I wont forget in a hurry!

Australian Pelican (Pelecanus conspicillatus)

Flying solo over the Sneydes Rd. Paddock yesterday.

Olympus digital camera

View On Black

Passing through

The 3 Cygnets swimming by at Silica Pond, Scunthorpe

Melbourne, Australia.

Sulphur-crested Cockatoo (Cacatua galerita)

One of a pair that flew over the Heathdale - Glen Orden Wetlands yesterday.

Glossy Ibis (Plegadis falcinellus)

Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge in Galloway, NJ."

the blue mask - lou reed

youtu.be/axAWP8LGpkA

Lambs just enjoying the sunshine and the day

Passing Through brief rain cloud comes through to cloud the nice sunny day.

Split second timing in Westminster, London. It came and went in seconds :-))

Taken from across the road at the rear of Buckingham Palace with a Nikon D7000 way back in 2013. Nose to tail traffic, with only a second between each of the vehicles.