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Posting an image I shot in 2012 that I had never uploaded to flickr.
This is from back when Byron Hot Springs Hotel still had walls intact. These days, it is fully gutted and stripped of all moldings, tiles, panels.
Keep posting my pictures from last september London trip
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Day 3, Natural History Museum
Some late postings from earlier in the year - when it was sunnier and warmer!
From top left clockwise:
Chimney Sweeper (Odezia atrata) a daytime-flying moth, 13 June 2018, Priory Fields NR
The wonderfully chunky Large Narcissus Fly or Narcissus Bulb Fly (Merodon equestris) 13 June 2018, Priory Fields NR
An unusually sun-bleached Common Carder Bee (Bombus pascuorum) 14 September 2018, Cuttle Pool NR
An intrepid Spider-hunting wasp (Pompilid) 4 October 2018, Cuttle Pool NR
Warwickshire Wildlife Trust Reserves
Posting a sort of throwback from 2016 today as I've always loved this photo but it has since gotten lost near the back of my photo stream. Enjoy!
Posting two images from the wetlands. One from today and one from yesterday. I needed bright sun to get the shot I wanted but both days were overcast. This was from yesterday.
(L to R)
Galaar
Galaar but yellow
ARC Sergeant Jester
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Posted this on Insta a while back and forgot to upload it here. Just a shot of 253rd characters that ya'll have seen before (save maybe Jester). Back at school and unfortunately didn't hit my build goals that I set for my winter break, hoping I have time to build again prior to spring break but we'll see. Anyway thanks for stopping by and have a good one!
Posting this from the archives during my summer vacation on the Baltic sea with real blue water waves.
I am obviously trusting you guys! This is for friends only...I am not posting this in attempt to seduce anyone...I simply love to pose, and I think it is a good photo...I am not getting any younger...and I will continue to pose as long as I can get away with it! Taken at the May 3 campus studio photoshoot by my beautiful sweet friend Jillian...
I know I've been posting a lot of damselflies, but how could you not take a photo when they were so well posed on this weed.
I've recently been posting photos of birds I encountered while out and about in Hawaii. Several of those photos came from the area shown here. The dam and lake are located at Ho'omaluhia Botanical Gardens on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii. It was a beautiful place with lots of trails and flora.
NOTE: If you'd like to see more birds and flora from Hawaii, I've created a dedicated album that contains several photos not in my Photostream.
Birders – avert your eyes!
I know I really shouldn’t be posting this as its soft, a bit blurry and will cause all proper bird photographers to bury their heads in their hands. But I can’t resist :)
There I was at the crack of dawn to shoot sunrise at Petersfield Lake, my first shoot there for months. Naturally all I could see was grey gloom and the zillion or so waterfowl birds doing their usual best to disturb the water surface. Didn’t really matter today as I was leaning on the tripod dozing in the vain hope that some light would break through.
When in my dopey state I noticed this Cormorant fishing 20 or so yards away and on its 3rd dive it caught a small fish. Cool. Like watching David Attenborough without the TV. Its next dive it caught another and again on the next. Suddenly I remembered I am supposed to be a photographer and not just a tripod leaner and felt I should make an attempt to capture this. The problem is I have about the worse camera for wildlife, as I have found in my previous attempts at birding, it was also before sunrise and quite dark! So I stuck the thing on auto and attempted to focus, which of course the camera didn’t. I quickly learnt three things about Cormorants, they stay under the water for what seemed like an age, they come back up miles away from where they started, and they gobble down their catch quicker than my camera will focus.
Finally I managed to predict where it would surface and it popped up with this large fish (a young Carp?) and I went into full panic mode of pressing buttons and getting flustered. Well, I got the shot, trouble is 1/200th second and ISO 3200 on a mirrorless camera is just asking for trouble with noise and blur.
It caught several more small fish, but this whopper must have been catch of the day. Thanks Mr Cormorant for turning a dud shoot into a fun time.
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Just posting a recent shot of Echo taken on our drive last Memorial Weekend.
If you follow me on facebook, you've already seen it.
I still don't have time to visit your stream and comment like I used to.
I have been viewing most of your pics and commenting sporadically but am finding that it's not fair if I comment at a few of my follower's streams but leave others out so I will stop commenting completely until I have time to devote to Flickr like before.
NO comments necessary. I just wanted to add this to Echo's 2014 set. Have a great weekend and June everyone!!!
Just a posting to show some Flick friends of me, whom love and own bulldogs, that their dogs are splendid as models in advertises. This is a Norwegian brand of tobacco that has been around as long as I can remember. My uncle, he that ran the farm before us, used to smoke this. Somehow I have good memories with the smell of it. It reminds me of the breaks we had when we sat down and he made himself a cigarette to enjoy. Sometimes that was golden moments for a young boy.
The text says "Ah-that was a good tobacco".
This sign was found in the museum in Sund.
Posting this image in honour of World Elephant Day 2017.
Image created on May 25, 2015 in Etosha National Park, Namibia Cropped for composition.
Posting up what I intend to wear the next few days :)
Outerwear: GG<5
Top: no brand
Belt: Ralph Lauren
Bottom: Mu
Shoes: Hype
Just posting these pics that I took two years ago using the reverse lens macro technique and were on my other Flickr. I decided to delete from there and upload here.
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Fotos de dois anos atrás que fiz usando a técnica de lentes reversas para conseguir o efeito macro, que estavam no meu outro Flickr. Decidi apagar de lá e colocar aqui.
Posting for Tony's once over in the group "I am no expert". Image just converted to B&W, played with tones and cropped to 16:9.
Just before posting the photo, I have noticed that there is not only a reflection effect.
If you look carefully the reflection of the Federal Reserve Bank Building, you should see appear a clear American flag.
Add the blue tinted glass of the One Financial Center, and you have a strange image made with a multiple stacking layer .
Downtown Boston, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
I'm posting this because of a post by Lynn. lynnespo181 and the link she provided about portrait photographer Lee Jefferies. I'm including the link as well. blog.flickr.net/en/2017/11/28/honoring-lost-angels
This is a picture of James. I met James while walking around the Flying J Truck Stop in Thousand Palms, California. He rides his bike and says he lives in the desert. He was filling up plastic jugs with water. He was very nice, I asked to take his picture and he said, "sure why not, and chuckled". I took several photos thanked him, turned and walked away. Then, I turned around and asked if I could buy him dinner, he smiled wide and toothless, and said that would be nice.
Obviously, there is so much more to his situation, a whole lifetime's worth. For me it's just important that we not judge people like James, but see them, talk to them, and give a helping hand when possible.
Dawson Creek, British Columbia - Canada (July 28, 1997) - Big Milestone. I have finally made it to the "World Famous Alaska Highway"!...(#98) back | next
In 1997 I rode a bicycle from Florida to Alaska. I'm posting the story here on flickr.
I reached my 5000th mile (8,047km) here in Grand Prairie - which really makes it sound far. Fortunately Grand Prairie was a fairly large city, and the next day I went to a department store that had tires for sale. This time, I bought a pair of thick road tires - two for $60. The thickest I could find. I'll put them on in Dawson Creek. These would be the tires that would carry me the length of the Alaska Highway.
I didn't get to Dawson Creek until later today and the tourist information booth was closed, but they let me have the discount at the campground anyway. Tomorrow I'm taking the day off to see Dawson Creek, but I have to go find my rain cover, which blew off somewhere.
Dawson Creek is the beginning of the Alaska Highway - 1,523 miles (2,451 km) of rough road that until a few years ago wasn't even paved the whole way. It was constructed in a matter of months during WWII so troops could move supplies and personnel to Alaska in case of a Japanese attack. Even as it stood now, it was a rough road by any standards. I was taking the day off, but had to backtrack to find my rain cover. It was not a really huge deal, but after all we had been through together, I knew I would really miss it. I rode a 25 mile round trip to no avail. I would have to do without my beloved rain cover...read the whole story
posting this late for day 4 of roll film week... something about the *weight* of this wall still draws me...
roll film week, day 4, image 2
from a new series, finding horizons | I am posting all 22 images in chronological order and several may be reposts as this is a work in progress.
Posting a few photos from the great outdoors after a short absence from Flickr.. My Woodpecker Suet block finally attracted a woodpecker. Morgan County, Alabama - 2019
Tonight I am posting 5 of my landscape images that I really love. Landscapes are not appealing to all people and what one might like, another wont. The 5 I am posting are these:-
1. Island of Moorea looking towards Tahiti in French Polynesia
2. The famous Bali Hai from the Musical "South Pacific" Island of Moorea
3. Erosion in a creek in the Foothills of the Lamb Range near Emerald Creek
4. Cinder Cones in the Light in the Crater of Haleakala Volcano on Maui, Hawaii
5. Overlooking a boat ramp at Rocky Point towards Thornton Peak, Daintree Rainforest
5. Overlooking a boat ramp at Rocky Point towards Thornton Peak, Daintree Rainforest. Thornton Peak is the 3 rd highest in Queensland at 4500 feet and you can see it in the distance here at the left. It is in the Cape Tribulation area which is my favourite part of north Queensland about 130 km north of Cairns. The Daintree/Cape Tribulation is the section in blue. Famous for tourism.
Posting something a little different (although perhaps this was a little waterfall in warmer months.)
My friend, Steve, front points over an ice bulge in Huntington Ravine, Mt Washington, New Hampshire, circa 1975.
The original was a 35mm slide taken on my diminutive Rollei 35 camera and transferred to digital with a homemade slide copier.
Disregard the EXIF Data.
Still posting old material until new adventures arise.
This is Real Madrid's Bernabéu stadium in 2015 which is being rebuild right now (2021).
Great game yesterday in EURO2020: Portugal - France (2-2). Incredible amount of quality on the pitch. Karim 2x and CR7 2x, like in the old days.
Who will win the tournament? The French probably have the best players but I like England too. Very fresh and dynamic.
I'm posting and running. Heading to the Post Office! Since I began selling my photos a little over a year ago and on products, I've sold nearly 3,000 items! If you're thinking about selling your photos. Do it! Hope everyone has a great weekend!
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