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The Plain Tiger butterflies, as they gather on twigs for rest during late evening.

2009 - Taken at the Indiana State Fair. Looks like a comfortable spot to rest.

Typical museum scene, I suppose. :-)

Taken in the "Römisches Schiffahrtsmuseum" (Roman Navy Museum) in Mainz during a city tour with some colleagues of the workers' union I'm a member of.

My sister in law resting...she was 36 weeks with her 4th baby.

Life would meaningless, if we have a meaning for others...

Soaking up the autumn rays.

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Ancient marble statue of a resting soldier, adorning ancient Ephesus and currently in the Selcuk museum, Turkey

Resting Canada Goose by Adam Turow

Great Swamp NWR, NJ

I have plenty pics of Eastern Bluebirds, but this one a little different.

This young lady is taking a rest and texting while she waits.

Reading up on a bit of history?

Texas Hill Country - more than Bluebonnets.

Messenger of love and peace.

A true performer that died much to soon.....

Leaving us with a huge legacy.

"perfect theme.....missing moments.... "

Beijo

Andreia

Heavy horses at the Festival of the Plough.

Flower Market in Bangkok is the biggest floral trade in Thailand. This market opens all day all night. Not matter what will happen this market is always on. The same with workers. They work 24 hours. No house, no real sleep, they just hang around there with their trollies. They have to be ready for loading every moment. So it's common to see them sleep, eat or rest on the trollies.

I like the simple tones and lines in this image and the lighting from a single light above the pillow really sets the moment in my opinion. I do wish I had not placed the left side of the bed so close to the edge of the frame but you live and you learn.

©2009 J. Eason Photography

Film: Kodak BW Professional 400 with EF 50mm f/1.8 II

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Ruddy Turnstone, Southend Pier, Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England

The Enthroned Crucifix.

Detail of the dome mosaic of the Arian Baptistry in Ravenna, built circa 500 AD by Theodoric the Great.

At Mt. Auburn Cemetery today (one of the most beautiful places in Cambridge), I came upon this just as I was walking out. It doesn't say anything else on the stone; just Spike.

One for the Whedonites.

Blue Angels Airshow 2015 Georgia

At The Lake District, Tagaytay City

Long Meg stone circle.

Rest stop between Mishicot and Appleton on SAGBRAW

.........but keeping a watchful eye on everything!!! :>)

The obligatory abandoned chair shot :0)

Unusual view of the world around...

A Walk Around Britain

due corpi - un'unico cuore.

On Wiki, and the sum of knowledge 'to date'.

Here is some of the flowers I had made up for my brother who passed away on April 10, 2013.

His departure was unexpected and too soon but his journey is just beginning. This is not goodbye, but rather we see you later brudda.

E ho'omaha me ka maluhia (Rest In Peace)

A hui hou kakou malama pono (Take care, until we meet again)

Ducks on Some stepping stones in Fota Gardens, Cork, Ireland

See where this picture was taken. [?]

This is the second shot taken by my daugther from the roof of our car. it is my favorite. Note the steaming breath. Came upon these elk in a field about 1 mile east of the Rocky Mountain National Park Rte 34 northeastern entrance. More than worth the trip for a Jersey boy! A big thank you to Ron & Nancy, Mo, Marianne, Katie, Reece, Natalie, & Kamryn foir their generosity and hospitality! Best seen large.