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Back to reality at home in the garden. A light snack I think, this small beetle caught in the web of the Orb Web spider.
My wife and I were up early and out driving during our latest snowstorm when it got light enough to see without car lights. The forested scenes a few miles from our small town were at their best and places we had visited just a few weeks ago when they were dressed in their fall finest colors were now like scenes from Switzerland. I donned my Sorel boots to wade down the ditch to snap this lovely scene.
Prepare for Darkness
Planet Dokeia
Interplanetary Travel
Camera: Canon EOS Kiss X7i
Lens: Canon EF-S 55-250mm
Photograph by Yusuf Alioglu
Location: Outer space (space)
The cattle egret this time of year has a special beauty. It is decked out with special colors and feathers to attract a mate. How wonderful to see these beautiful birds at this time of year and especially to see them when the sun is quietly settling down for the night. It is as if they are caught in the spotlight just one more time before the sun finally sets. I love their incredible beauty and hope they will return tomorrow
Have a blessed night and a beautiful new day tomorrow !
Dark Souls
Prepare To Die (2011)
Looking back through my old game shots, just had to drop this one. Love the hint of movement. The Crimson set looks so spoooky.
Also attempting to grow the group: Soul Arts
Making these delicious bread is very time consuming,
most of them will be given to my family.
another busy day today.
The aroma of this bread is overwhelming, it is also sweet,
If buffers and chains scare you and you think trains do not exist outside of the US and Canada it might be a good time to unfollow. However if you like high hood ALCO's in exotic scenery then stay tuned. I took a 10 day long trip to India last week, officially for a wedding but of course being in the land of ALCO I had to get in some railfanning. Here Mhow-Khandwa Junction train 52975 eases down the steep Choral hill section on one of the last surviving meter gauge lines in the country.