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Explore Worthy, Challenge 110 - WINTER BLUES (2019 Art)
From a bird shot and forest shots of mine.
"FROSTBITE" - SOTN December 2019 Contest
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Lago Blanco, Tierra del Fuego, Chile
...not just the moon but the old grain elevator appears to be in their final phase!
Some light painting to pick up elevator.
Happy Macro Monday!
After an amazing show of pink, the cherry blossoms have faded to white and are blowing away in the wind. On to the Azaleas, Peonies and Roses!
Started with Deep Dream Generator, added my texture and finished with Pastello and Impresso Pro.
You are appreciated! Thank you for your visit, faves, comments and invites!
En la quinta fase a los politicos se les permite la actividad de buceo en la fosa de Las Marianas.
Lo demás, todo claro.
Dress: Psycho Barbie - Lisha Dress
Stockings: default stockings for Maze Soft Thighs mod
Bracelets: sixx - Jelly Bracelets
Hair: Faenzo - Silvia Hairstyle
Glasses: Persephone - Cat Eye Glasses
Tattoo: Nuuna Nitely - Basic Neck Fades (Only on MP)
Second phase of the multiplying my origami "Butterfly-molecule". I call it "Duet 2".
As always, I'm still surprised how a tessellation changes by just adding a few new folds (triangles in this case). It's feels like being a magician :-) That's why I love folding, I guess, and I hope I can share that happiness by showing you my creations.
Have a great Tuesday!
Here you can see "Duet 1".
"The moon reminds me, that it may sometimes look like I'm losing myself, but that's just a phase. I'm forever whole."
Gi takes in the natural vibrations all around as she soaks in the lunar energy above her...❤️
At the Ijsselmeer a lot of very big wind turbines have been built. You can see the different construction phases.
Solstice 22:43. (There is a lot of Ash die-back visible in the mid and upper right.)
The second day of the Scottish Government's second phase of relaxing the lockdown.
Many thanks for the visits, faves and comments. Cheers
Tawny Frogmouth
Scientific Name: Podargus strigoides
Description: The general plumage of the Tawny Frogmouth is silver-grey, slightly paler below, streaked and mottled with black and rufous. A second plumage phase also occurs, with birds being russet-red. The eye is yellow in both forms, and the wide, heavy bill is olive-grey to blackish. South-eastern birds are larger than birds from the north. Tawny Frogmouths are nocturnal birds (night birds). During the day, they perch on tree branches, often low down, camouflaged as part of the tree.
Similar species: In Australia there are two other species of frogmouth. The Papuan Frogmouth,P. papuensis, is confined to the Cape York Peninsula and is larger, with an orange-red eye. The other species is the Marbled Frogmouth, P. ocellatus, which is similar in size to the Tawny Frogmouth, but is found only in the rainforests of far north Queensland and on the Queensland-New South Wales border, and it has an orange-yellow eye. Both species also occur in New Guinea. With their nocturnal habit and owl-like appearance, Tawny Frogmouths are often confused with owls, but are actually more closely related to the nightjars. Their feet are weak however, and lack the curved talons of owls.
Distribution: The Tawny Frogmouth is found throughout Australia, including Tasmania.
Habitat: The Tawny Frogmouth can be seen in almost any habitat type except the denser rainforests and treeless deserts.
Feeding: The bulk of the Tawny Frogmouth's diet is made up of nocturnal insects, worms, slugs and snails. Small mammals, reptiles, frogs and birds are also eaten. Most food is obtained by pouncing to the ground from a tree or other elevated perch. Some prey items, such as moths, are caught in flight
Breeding: Tawny Frogmouths have a regular breeding season, but birds in more arid areas may breed in response to heavy rains. Both sexes incubate the eggs. The male sits during the day, but both sexes share sitting at night. The nest is a loose platform of sticks, which is usually placed on a horizontal forked tree branch. Normally only one brood is raised in a season, but birds from the south may have two.
Calls: A soft, deep, continuous, 'ooo-ooo-ooo' sound.
Minimum Size: 34cm
Maximum Size: 53cm
Average size: 44cm
Breeding season: August to December
Clutch Size: Two to three.
(Source: www.birdsinbackyards.net)
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Far Behind
Song by Candlebox
Lyrics
Now maybe
I didn't mean to treat you bad
But I did it anyway
And then maybe
Some would say your life was sad
But you lived it anyway
And so maybe
Your friends, they stand around, they watch you crumble
As you falter to the ground
And then someday
Your friends, they stand beside as you were flyin'
Oh, you were flyin' oh-so high
But then someday, people look at you
For what they call their own, they watch you suffer
Yeah, they hear you calling home
And then someday, we could take our time
To brush the leaves aside so you can reach us
Hey, but you left me far behind
Now may-ay-ay-ay-be
I didn't mean to treat you oh-so bad
But I did it anyway
Now I'm saying, but may-ay-ay-ay-be
Some would say you're left with what you had
But you couldn't share the pain, no, no, no
Couldn't share the pain, they watch you suffer
Mm
Now maybe
I could have made my own mistakes
But I live with what I've known
And then maybe
We might share in something great
Won't you look at where we've grown
Won't you look at where we've gone
And then someday comes, tomorrow holds
A sense of what I fear for you in my mind
As you trip the final line
And that cold day when you lost control
Shame you left my life so soon, you shoulda told me
Hey, but you left me far behind
Now may-ay-ay-ay-be
I didn't mean to treat you oh-so bad
Oh, but I did it anyway
Now may-ay-ay-ay-be
Some would say you're left with what you had
Oh, but you couldn't share the pain, no, no, no, no
Oh no
Oh no, no, no-no, no
Oh, Lord, say
Oh, Lord
See, I know
See, I know
But may-ay-ay-ay-be
I said may-ay-ay-ay-be
Didn't mean to treat you oh-so bad
Oh, but I did it anyway, no
So m-maybe, now, oh Lord, baby
Some would say you're left with what you had
But you couldn't share the pain
Now I've said, now, times have changed, your friends they come
And watch you crumble to the ground
They watch you suffer
Yeah, they hold you down, hold on down
Said maybe love, oh, maybe love
Didn't mean to treat you bad
But you left me far behind
Left me far behind
Left me far behind
Shot in jpg the colours were all hyper inflated. Tried a few different ways to get the colour balance back to where it should be - obviously still needs some more work/somebody that knows what they’re doing. Still, it’s a stunning common tree snake (dendrelaphis punctulata, blue phase) and no bad photography or editing on my part can take that away.
This young buck really didn't want to have his picture taken. Someday, though, he'll see this picture and have good laugh.
From the Chehalis Western Trail (Lacey, WA portion)
I was asked to do this 5 day B&W Challenge by Andy Gant
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and this is image No.4 of the Challenge. After I've posted all 5 I will then post them to:
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Unfortunately I haven't been able to pass on the challenge and I'm sorry for that. Please check out Andy's stream and the 5 day B&W challenge Group. If anyone out there does want to take part please get in touch. Thanks very much.
This image taken from the Emirates Ski-lift, Greenwich.