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Dewdrops form on slackened lips
too far gone for true love's first kiss
shadowed angels in the park
your silhouette clear on the morning grass
I lay a rose across your chest
the symbol of eternal rest
I hope you find the peace in death
you never could in life's sweet breath
by: SoLittleTime
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Have a NICE day my friends!!!
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Hello Flickr :) Another day nearly finished. Time to enjoy the evening and relax a bit. I guess I have a small cold. Badly need some time off.
But only 18 worksdays to go until christmas holidays. This should be no problem at all :)
Hope, you like the vanishing look in this!
Have a great evening! Take care!
# Exposure: 0.01 sec (1/100)
# Aperture: f/6.3
# Focal Length: 50 mm
# ISO Speed: 100
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Vous lire est un plaisir.Merci de votre visite,vos commentaires,vos invitations et favoris.
To read your comments is a pleasure. Faves, comments, invites are welcome, great thanks :-)
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in explore : Highest position: Sep 3, 2008 #14
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photo 92/365
eXplore #328 (best position)
march 21/2009 0104
Todmorden Unitarian Church
This church is a Grade 1 Listed Building overlooking the town. It is perched high on a hill in an imposing position and can be seen for miles around, helped by the spire, which increases its height by a further 192 feet. Reached by a long winding drive starting at a gatehouse, it looks more like an Anglican Cathedral than a non-conformist chapel. Even the gatehouse is a listed building. The church stands in its own substantial landscaped grounds and has a large burial ground on the wooded slopes behind the building.
on Explore #2 (best position)
con immenso piacere la dedico a Osvaldo_Zoom
i suoi scatti di "vita del viaggiatore" raccontano uno spaccato di vita, uno spartito di viaggio... un racconto di quotidianità... raccontano la naturalezza di un momento.
il suo occhio attento riesce a rendere questi cortometraggi di vita molto affascinanti....
grazie Osvaldo per l'ispirazione di uno stile che solo tu sai esprimere con un sentimento unico!
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Pris en train de se gratter le cou avec sa patte droite d'où sa position inhabituelle.
Caught scratching his neck with his right paw hence his unusual position.
Shot with the Olympus XZ-1 in Key West.
This photo has been in Explore on May 5, 2022. Highest position = #29. This is my 177th photo in Explore.
One of my attempts for the "Macro Mondays" theme "Stone".
Shot with a (Tomioka) "Tominon MC 48 mm F 4" (enlarging) lens on a Canon EOS R5.
None of my photos are HDR or blended images, they are taken from just one shot
Playa de Karraspio, Lekeitio (Vizcaya/Bizkaia - País Vasco/Euskadi)
Sony A900 + Carl Zeiss16-35mm + ND8 filter + Cokin filter : 2 X121S
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Highest position in Explore: #245
You wait all day for the sun to get in the right position to shoot a few macro shots and then the wind comes up.
Explore:
Highest position: 165 on Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Thank you so much, everyone, for taking these to Explore!
An attempt to log in and get a picture with all my updated avatars.
My graphics card is still curled up in a foetal position in the corner...
Happy Caturday~ Looking on the Bright Side
When a cat is playing or frightened, they try to make themself look as big as possible. A stiff-legged hopping gait often accompanies this puffing out of their fur.
Jerri often assumes this pose when playing with Oscar, much to our amusement and delight!
Unfortunately, I was not able to see this guy pupate. It happened in the wee hours of the morning when I was still snug in my bed. However, there is a beautiful Chrysalis hanging from this leaf now. I’ll post that picture tomorrow. Good luck on your transformation Monarch!
Nothing symbolizes prairies and grasslands like buffalo (or bison). I hoped we could enjoy a view of these magnificent creatures, the largest mammals in North America, but we had visited areas of the park away from the buffalo herd. Finally, as we were about to exit the national park, we encountered two bulls near the road. This one preferred to roll in the dirt, eat grass, and graze. After viewing him for some time through my telephoto lens he eventually grazed into the position of a silhouette against bright morning sunbeams shining parallel to the valley behind.
From the Grasslands National Park website: "Plains bison were re-introduced to Grasslands National Park in December 2005, after 120 years of absence. Prior to European settlement, the prairies were home to tens of millions of free-roaming bison. Bison were both an ecological and cultural keystone species, shaping the grassland landscape through grazing and sustaining the Indigenous peoples that lived on the land. By the 1880's, the large herds that once roamed the Great Plains were driven to the brink of extinction by overhunting. The long process of re-introducing bison to the Canadian wild can be traced back to a few individuals that were captured and raised domestically across North America. In 2005, after consultation with stakeholders, neighbours and specialists, Grasslands National Park welcomed plains bison back to their home."
Positioned around a mile and a half from where we were staying, Tarn Hows is a picturesque Tarn which is visited by over half a million visitors who walk around it.
Our visit this time was an eye opener. As we approached, Marc became terrified. Only a couple of years ago, I pushed Marc around this tarn in his wheelchair and we enjoyed the nature of the landscape. It was quite a push in his manual wheelchair - though it is advertised as accessible, in truth, motorised scooters or wheelchair are needed.
As we approached and reached this point, there is a sharp downhill stretch of road bending around a hidden curve. Marc's grip on the seat at the side of me tightened and his knuckles turned white. "stop, stop, stop" he screamed!
I pulled over, but he did not relax. I managed a quick photo out of the car window, but headed back the way we came, with the terror left behind.
What triggered this reaction to somewhere we had been previously remains unknown. I know his condition is worsening and maybe it was the journey making him travel sick, maybe his poor eyesight is affecting him in a greater way, maybe he was having a seizure, and absence, right at that moment which sent him into a panic, maybe ...
sometimes we never find out the cause of a reaction like this, but we have a photograph, and as we look back at it now, he can laugh at his memory of my stopping the car and turning around.
From here, we went back to the village, and had some Grasmere Gingerbread. After a calmer wheel-walk around the village. Calm returned.
Have a lovely day everyone :-))
Juvenile Great Blue Heron landing on a branch in the lake full of Lotus Blossoms and Lotus Leaves, Wildwood Lake, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Shannon O'Shea Wildlife Photography
I said I wouldn’t so any posts until Sunday, but here’s one I prepared earlier!! Lots of lovely new stuff for you to enjoy. Go get shopping.
I`m planing an Shooting-Session for the next view days and my tiny little helpers preparing the handles for the camera. First of all they need to get the Anchors into the right position. :)
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Ich möchte die kommenden Tage eine größere Foto-Tour machen. Und meine kleinen Helferlein sind bereits fleissig am vorbereiten. Die peak design Anchors müssen in Position gebracht werden. :)
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I just migrated to the "the land of the free" and, is currently, the #1 COVID-19 infected country...
This piece would be my first official hand self portrait here. Notice how try to comfort my own hands and the way they are positioned. It may seem like I'm praying...but not really...
I want nothing more right now but for this pandemic to end so I can start a, not new, but a different life here--> "where (they say) all dreams come true"
for Close-Up shots=> www.saatchiart.com/art/Drawing-DESIROUS/980307/7826447/view
#ArtIsMyTherapy
Crane positioned on a float barge
According to Wikipedia :
American Crane Corporation is an American manufacturer of construction cranes based in Wilmington, North Carolina. It manufacturers lattice boom crawler cranes with capacities ranging from 50 to 275 tons. The American Crane Corporation was founded in 1882 as the Franklin Manufacturing Company, and in 1892 the name changed to American Hoist & Derrick. The company manufacturers terrain cranes, crawler cranes and tower cranes. In 1998 American Crane Corporation was acquired by Terex for $27 million. The purchase of American Crane Corporation brought Terex a manufacturer of lattice boom cranes.
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Hope you are enjoying your weekend
~Christie
***Best Experience in full screen mode
Position: The unique 12th-century Rocca Scaligero Castle was built on the remains of ancient Roman fortress and is an unmissable landmark of the spa resort of Sirmione on the Lago di Garda. The whole fortress is surrounded by water, which in ancient times was crucial in defending the city. It is connected to the mainland by a drawbridge. The fortress also included a fortified port. Sirmione is a comune and town located in the province of Brescia in the region of Lombardy, Italy.
A beautiful position and view for a time lapse photo of the River Findhorn from around the area known locally as Randolph's leap.