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Hugo Meyer & Co Görlitz Kinon III 5cm

RUSSKAYA - DEMETRIO BENTO POSE

i.mesh - Remo hairstyle

VENDETTA Skins - Hector skin

CHUCK SIZE - Sweater Renan

CHUCK SIZE - Lewis longline T-Shirt

NOCHE. - Knit Gloves

Serenity Style - Cargo scooter gacha

Jail Event

TMD

ManCave

 

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Taken at PACT Animal Sanctuary's large upper lake. here the waterfowl are free to fly off once they are able, or stay around hopefully enjoying it as much as I did <3

"Through our own recovered innocence we discern the innocence of our neighbors."

- Henry David Thoreau

 

Taken @ KEKELAND - BARDECO

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This is the same little chipmunk that's in the previous image. It has recovered its snack and its composure. However, it seems to be keeping a wary eye on me.

 

Taking a rest and take your time does not mean that you are beaten or not in the mood. It means that you recover and do what is right for you.

 

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Taken at the "Dutch" Caribbean!

 

This tiny "kolibrie" or Hummingbird was found close to our cabin and was taken care of by the Mondi-lodge owner!

 

Mondi Lodge Curacao: www.mondilodge.com

 

Obviously it had fallen out of the nest or something went wrong during his first attempt to fly!

 

Although she fully recovered, she was not able to fly anymore and after two months I got informed that she -unfortunately- passed away!!

 

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naked bulb made it out of the hospital intact! and altho technically he is "recovered," his ego is still bigger than he is. expect more excitement in future.

35mm Portra 400 Film

Nikon F4, 28mm

Beethoven is recovering. He has an inflammation of the colon. Hopefully things will improve soon with my sweetheart.

Here he is lying on his favorite chair in front of the window

 

Come on my Lion, you can do it!

When I finished tweaking this and tried to save it as jpeg, the file corrupted and became blank.

....Resting up for the New Year. Sundance & Smokey taking a break from festivities earlier today.

After quite a bump into the window and landing in a puddle of water, I decided to dry it and hold it for a while till it was ready to fly away again, which it did :))

A golden May morning in northern Spain fizzes with field breeze and crows with colour while life creeps past like a dormouse, not shaking the grass.

 

BEST LISTEN WITH: 'The Lark Ascending' by Vaughan Williams

Last year the heat dome did a number on the hydrangea bush behind my place. I thought it might have died. But this year's generous rains brought it back to life. The foliage is not as full as it usually is, but it's blossoming. The little hoverflies really like it. I believe this is a Mountain Hydrangea (Hydrangea serrata). Its blossoms are not the big round balls of flowers that you usually associate with hydrangeas.

...from a blue screen computer crash after inadvertently interrupting Windows latest update. Almost there...

Not enough light (and not enought time) today for good photos but I took this quick snapshot of Tofu for an update after his dental surgery yesterday. He is okay but still recovering. Although only two teeth were removed the whiole procedure turned out to be more complicated and took longer than the vet had expected. I spare you the details. When Tofu returned home yesterday afternoon, he curled up in Fynn's old cat bed which (after all these years) is still the place where he goes when he is in need of comfort. He feels better now, eats well and even wanted to go out into the garden but I decided to keep him indoors today. The problem is that he would eat grass and I don't think that that would be a good idea right now.

Tofu is recovering from the visit of his cousins. He has been good with them (as always) but these visits are still slightly exhausting for him, especially as the cousins are very active during the night and Tofu usually isn't. :)

the injured swan seems to be recovering; he still looks a little dinged-up and he moves very slowly.

After a fire burned out the trees in a remote valley near Tortel, colourful grasses are flourishing. A pond left from recent rains reflects a snow-topped peak and the water reeds, Highway X-904, Tortel, Patagonia.

27/04/2021 www.allenfotowild.com

  

I had been waiting 2 1/2 years to finally get shots of this church in West Hamilton as it had been undergoing restoration. As of a few days ago, it is no longer under construction

recovered flesh for soul's receptacle...

Around the Grid has a short talk about my return, and the reasons for my absence. I haven't even had a chance to remove my makeup from Fantasy Faire, I was gone so abruptly!

 

Constella skin by Plastik

I have just had major surgery on my eye and will catch up with your photos as soon as I can see much better. Thank you very much for your comments and faves xxx

(202/365)

Been torn apart,

got so many scratches and scars,

maybe they wont all go away,

but they'll fade

  

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I am recovering...millions thanks for all your kind words.....

 

Location : dpp PutrajayaMalaysia

shot from my Olympus e500 wt 40 - 150mm zuiko

terima kasih - thank you - syukran - for your kind interest & support...really appreciate & take good care always ...rgds tank/sulaiman

camera: polaroid 600

film: impossible px600 uv+

 

all'inizio l'avevo scartata per i toni monocromatici troppo gialli e rossi e lo "strappo" in alto...

ma con il tempo sta acquistando un gusto nuovo,pieno di atmosfera...

Looking Close On Friday-Blue

 

This Blue Jay is one of a handful that had molted but is now growing it's feathers back on it's head.

Photoshop crashed while I was working on this. While I appreciate that I could recover the image, I'm not about to start over to fix what I think didn't turn out right. I'm way too lazy for that. ;)

An aircraft recovered from the bottom of Lake Michigan. This plane took off on aircraft carrier training during World War II but didn't make it back to the carrier. The pilot survived, but the plane went to the bottom of the lake, where it sat for decades.

 

See this and many other items at the Yankee Air Museum in Belleville, MI.

From a recent camping trip in Central Oregon, which is a high desert, and endlessly fascinating. This area had obviously had a forest fire in its past.

 

Took this shot ages ago, in an old medieval mortuary house in Alnmouth, Northumberland, UK.

 

Then suffered full on hard disk failure. But now it's been recovered. So I'm uploading it as Flickr serves as a very good way to make online backups of jpegs.

 

No post processing, Maltby Standard SOOC.

Lunar eclipse of September 28, 2015. This shot was taken at 5:27 am CEST, at this time the moon was just starting to come out of the deepest shadow.

 

And - what is best - no apocalypse happened (how many were said to happen during the last 10 years for countless reasons?? ), as some self-proclaimed "prophets" and sermonizers wanted to have people believe for a bunch of reasons (the end of a "tetrade" and lots of other stuff). Well, maybe their lives and the life of their followers is boring enough that they need some "end-of-world" scenario to cheer them up a little. And, of course, the money that some guys make with statements like this in books or TV shows might cheer them up as well quite a bit...

 

As for myself, I think watching today's wonderful spectacle - even if it was quite early in the morning - makes it clear that no apocalypse is needed - for whatever reason!

We almost ran over it! A small blue spot in the middle of the road. Likely knocked out by grazing a car. It recovered in time.

Day 86 / 365

 

I recovered this from a completely blown out image (entirely white). I must remember not to take a pictures in shadows and then try to get the moon in daylight without adjusting. After I lowered the exposure to get back to the shoot I took, I had an unusual picture that I kinda like. It also shows some sensor banding that I kinda don't like.

Local Pond recovering from fly tipping...plenty of birds around but all darted in the reeds when they spotted me.

The most fascinating thing about Redwood trees for me is how resilient they seem to be...

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