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"So pretty and, oh, so bold
Got a heart full of gold on a lonely road
She said, "I don't even think that God can save me"
Tip #1 Don’t worry. Santa isn’t afraid of heights. Instead of putting him near the sidewalk
and knife carrying pedestrians, give your lawn ornament a hard to reach porch roof perch. Picture taken two nights ago in Toronto’s Beach district near Queen Street. Santa still up as of early this morning
This involves a long customer service nightmare at Kernersville Ram in Kernersville, NC. I'm saving for my records
So it took me a while to finish my first ever WW2 build because of the shape and some missing parts. I also had to learn new techniques and had to figure out how to finish those round curves.
This will be my entry for the CBC V Dread Ambushers Category.
I build an accurate scene from the movie 'Saving Private Ryan'. I did some extended research to make this scene as accurate as possible. The hardest thing to figure out was the placement of each soldier. Second of all that the halftrack came in from behind and that Captain Miller and his men had to turn around 180 degrees so that the wouldn't be attacked from behind.
Eventually Captain Miller and his men where surprised by the explosion from the other side of the halftrack. By the second hit Captain Miller and his men came into action and ambushed the small recon unit of the 2nd SS Panzer Division by surprise. Those German Soldiers didn't know what hit them!
After the battle they found out that a small 101st Airborne squad from the 506h PIR was following them up close and took out that 2nd SS Panzer Division halftrack.
The rest of the story is known and otherwise watch this great WW2 movie :)
Hope you'll like what you see!
Greetings Barthezz Brick
It's gettin' friggin' cold out...good time to stay in and shoot some pics. I like the toning of this one, personally. Took a lot of pushing and pulling in Photoshop and Lightroom to get the tones just so...
Portada para un libro. No publicada.
Book Cover. Non published.
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Nothing can beat a day out on the Loch.Fish are hard to catch and always a bonus.Conditions are mostly wet but hey who cares !I spin and fly fish for pike.Those fish are wild and released with care after a quick photo. UK fishing is brilliant but we must care and protect our water ..Sad to say many new comers to Britain and Scotland are emptying our waters.Soon we will need proper laws to detect those (gypsies) eating our fish..Do not let anyone empty your pond...unless you are an osprey ,heron or king fisher !
It snowed all day in Wingra Park. The first week of March, and we got 8 inches, more or less. As I watched the white stuff come down, a thought crossed my mind -- "Daylight Saving Time starts Sunday. The extra hour of sunlight should help melt the snow."
I enjoyed this wishful delusion for a few moments, until I remembered it doesn't work that way.
Melancholy Oil Painting of Woman with Ancient Timepiece in W...
This is an old oil painting featuring rich textures and chiaroscuro lighting. It depicts a young woman in a melancholy mood, hiding in tall grass and wildflowers while clutching an unusual, large timepiece from a primordial era.
Created by Diney on Jan 11, 2026 using the Seedream 4.5 AI image generator model.
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sorry guys! i just couldn't think of a better title for this photo! so here we go! XD i recently found out a nice place with lots of woods pretty close to where i live, so i played around with my little soldier in there! have a great weekend everyone!
Time is what prevents everything from happening at once. ~John Archibald Wheeler
Texture by Distressed Jewell
I recently learned that a baby oryx was born at Lehigh Valley Zoo. I took this photo of a different youngster last winter, when there was snow on the ground, but the baby is part of the same herd.
The scimitar-horned oryx is extinct in the wild, but thanks to conservation efforts around the world, they are starting to be re-introduced in various places.
Davis Mountains, Texas.
Sawtooth Mountain looms over a rock outcrop on the slopes of the Davis Mountains. The habitat on and around Sawtooth Mountain is protected through a conservation easement with the Nature Conservancy in Texas. In all, the Nature Conservancy has protected over 100,000 acres of valuable, biodiverse “sky island” habitat in the Davis Mountains, providing refuge for a myriad of rare and declining plant and animal species, and vegetative communities.
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Shot/used for a Facebook challenge with the theme "Daylight saving time" - Vejrumstad, Denmark - March 29, 2020.
re-visioned, slightly. photos taken in Alaskan Rain Forrest & Glacier Bay
a curiosity;
in the upper picture there is a tiny alien face
Continuing on the adventure in the Canadian Rockies, it cannot be understated the grandeur of nature there. Having been and living in the southern aspect of the mountain chain, it's more dramatic and majestic (and colder). I was pleased on the ability of the M5 and WATE along with the Ultra in Rodinal then Xtol to be able to capture alot of the tonality of the area, particularly since I used a yellow filter (for the most part) for some contrast. I was fortunate to be able to hike to many places where the density of people was less and the ability to capture was more; some absolutely stunning views. I need to come back to do some large(r) format stuff here - an amazing place. I thank those flickeranians who continue to inspire - it's you who help the rest of us look to observe, and not just see.
You've all done this in a crowded eating area, right?
Just to let you know that I'm doing the same thing with this image by saving my spot on Flickr. Trying to spend a few minutes a day looking at all your work, but it's been difficult. - I'm missing so much of your art, and it saddens me. Just returned from northern Georgia where we looked at potential houses to purchase. Still have to go through the process of selling our home with inspections, repairs, appraisals, disposing of furniture and items (I think Goodwill Charities now has half of my things), hiring movers, having real estate attorneys talk for you (really weird feelings with that) etc. etc. etc.
Ah, well - this too shall pass. :)
I thought I would dust off the d40..it's been a while since I used it. Today time is moved forward because of daylight savings. Daylight saving time to me means I can start playing basketball afterwork. Hope everyone has a good day.
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my photo teacher wanted me to reshoot and include some more black makeup... so I did.
I dunno which one I like better, but I do know I'm going to run out of mascara soon.
explored! #202
strobist info - b800 with a bounce umbrella.
I must confess, I find wind turbines strangely beautiful and other worldly, particularly alone on a hillside. These are on the north side of the Columbia River in southern Washington.