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The same photo as yesterday, only 3 min earlier :-)
Collected Sunrises in my Gallery:
About every other day, I shoot the view from my window and collect the pics in a gallery here:
and the few that made "explore"
The same moment that I do a photo with the 5d MKII, I was do this with the 70D.
This photo is from Nagarkot, Nepal, with the Hilamaya and Everest at the left.
Same runpast as the previous upload. Class 23 no 3300 just south of Agtertang on 12 July 1999.
Northern Cape, South Africa
same scene as my previous upload, on second look I think I like this one better. any thoughts?
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I know half of you love the micro skirts and the other half love this look, so hopefully you're both enjoying me today?
same old scenery....
seems like i always head to pemaquid when i need scenic shots. but it's not too far and has a lighthouse.
Adding the last five uninspiring photos taken two days ago. Not the best quality, but posting for my own records.
The day before yesterday, 17 March 2022, I took a last-minute afternoon drive SE of Calgary. The sun was shining and I just felt like getting out somewhere for a few hours. The roads are clear of snow, which makes such a huge difference.
No new roads for me this time; just checking out a few of my usual back roads. It was great to see that there was a lot of open water, both sloughs and temporary 'ponds' in fields. We have had so little snow this winter - small amounts on quite a few days - which is not going to help Alberta's drought. March is said to be our snowiest month but, so far, the weather has been beautiful. Looking at the forecast, they are expecting this mild weather to continue, even 18C for 23rd March.
My first sighting turned out to be a Bald Eagle. When I first spotted the distant dark 'blob' high up in a tree in a tangle of branches, I thought maybe it was a Great Horned Owl. It was almost impossible to get a tiny open spot to take a photo or two. (from my car window), but nice to see.
In places, there were so many birds in the fields. At first, I expected them all to be Canada Geese. However. when I zoomed in, I was delighted to see that there lots of Northern Pintail ducks scattered among the Geese. Pintails are such beautiful, elegant ducks and it is always good to see them return.
I couldn't believe my eyes when I found three Snowy Owls! The first one I found was a new (to me) bird; my fifth Snowy this winter. I had noticed a few birds in a field, mainly Canada Geese, but then took a look at one that looked different and smaller. At first, for some reason, 'gull' came to mind, but when I saw it from a slightly different angle, I realized that I was looking at a Snowy Owl, down on the ground near the Geese.
Continuing my drive, I came across two Snowy Owls, a male and a female, that I had seen before. Couldn't get a half-decent photo of either. Both were skittish, despite my sitting in my car way down the road from them.
A group of European Starlings were fun to see. Love it when they actually stay still for a moment. Though they are not popular birds with many people, they are beautiful, especially in the sunlight.
What a difference a skirt and change of heels can make to the previous picture with the same blouse
Enjoy my leg lovers
Day 80 / 365
"Glass Jar"
Sometimes life is like living inside the glass jar. We create wall to stay in the same place and see the world from within… only to realized that we should be set free than just existing.
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The same location as the previous one on the south side of Leeds, by Wakefield Rd. signal box, looking towards Wakefield. Carriage and wagon repair shops were on the other side of the tracks (Leeds-City-Derby-St.Pancras), the sidings on the right once led to Stourton engine shed (55B).
Details: Zorki, Kodachrome 25 slide scan. Early 1976.
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el mismo sabor en cada taza...
the same taste in any cup...
cielos, mar, viento...colores y un papel en blanco...ilusiones
sky, sea, wind...colours and a white paper...ilusions
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I guess that pretty much explains why we aren't of the same entity. So much the same and yet never the same.
Taken with iPhone 4 and edited using shakeit.
Same as my last post sometimes things fall into place, the weather, the location, the loco, the company and along comes the 1015 Sheringham to Holt service on route towards Weybourne.
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Blooming Lilacs on the creek side of Oshawa Valley , also at the same period is the annual Peony Festival at the Oshawa Valley Botanical gardens with a beautiful trail and creek that runs through the Oshawa Valley concervation area , Martin’s photographs , Oshawa , Ontario , Canada , June 17. 2020
Rotary bridge
Rotary bridge plaque
Plaque
Having a walk on this beautiful autumn day on trail
Eastbourne park
large trees
edited photograph
Having a walk
autumn
Bridge
Oshawa creek
Bridge across Oshawa creek
trail in Eastbourne park
trail in Eastbourne park in Oshawa
Alliums
Lilacs in the Kinsman Valley view park
Kinsman Valley view park
Lilac trees
Peony
Peony Festival
Botanical gardens
Oshawa Botanical gardens
Martin’s photographs
Edited photograph
Oshawa
Ontario
Canada
June 2020
Gazebo
Gazebo at the Oshawa Botanical Gardens
Peony Festival at the Oshawa Valley Botanical gardens
Oshawa Valley Botanical gardens
Oshawa Valley
IPhone XR
Favourites
Hosta
Hosta collection
Oshawa Garden Club Hosta Collection
Oshawa Garden Club
Martin’s photographs
Cropped photograph
Alliums and Peonies at the Annual Peony Festival in Oshawa
October 2016
Trail in Oshawa conservation area
Having a walk
large trees
IPhone 6
We having nice a walk at Oshawa Valley Botanical gardens trail in the Oshawa Valley concervation area
June 2021
IPhone XR
Park bench
Lilac
Alliums
Peonies
Annual Peony Festival in Oshawa
Lilacs in the Kinsman Valley view park
Two birds of roughly the same size (Grey Heron - Ardea cinerea, and Great White Egret - Ardea alba) feeding at Brandon Marsh reserve. The Heron more intent on watching the Egret rather than hunting for food and as soon as the Egret caught a fish it launched an attack to try and steal it. Unsuccessful this time.