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My Granddaughter hiding under the table, Shot thru the umbrella hole in the glass table creating the blur
Native Bee (Megachile semiluctuosa) I had a quick look at the opening of the Megachile Bee's home yesterday. I spotted the Bee, at first seeming to be 'reaming out' the hole to make it bigger. Then it popped its head out a couple of times.
A view out to sea from Brighton’s Palace pier, you can just about see the remains of the West Pier on the horizon in the distance. Wish you all a very Happy Fence Friday and have a great weekend!
Seen through the railings of Lovekin's 120-year-old bridge, unit autorack train E271 swings through the curve into the late-afternoon sun. Their first stop will be a couple dozen kilometres away in Oshawa where they'll interchange with RSOS before continuing on to Toronto.
I really don't like faffing around with a tripod but today I thought I would blow the cobwebs off mine and give a few long exposures a try...
We headed down to Swanage in Dorset, where it was trying to rain and very dull and grey...
I fired off just a couple of shots of the old Pier - from the new Pier, got bored and went for Fish n Chips...
I'm very busy at the moment - apologies for my recent absence - will try and catch up soon :)
here's an iPhone Hipstamatic ICM pic - all processing done on my iPhone
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Freezing fog up on Hadrian's Wall created eerie conditions.
An 8 mile hike where I spent as much time on my backside as I did on my feet due to the icy paths underfoot.
Note to self - I must invest in some walking poles.
Deep into that darkness peering, long I stood there wondering, fearing
Doubting, dreaming dreams no mortals ever dared to dream before...
~ Poe : The Raven
I like to try and find natural frames if possible. This is a little rest stop where you can sit in some shade right by the water.