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Another beautiful Northern Goshawk protecting its prey against other birds of prey!

 

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But,.... it is the known, that can scare the most.

Twelve months on.........

Listen to that :-)

 

Scarecrow by Nomy

www.youtube.com/watch?v=fiQqC2i_z7Y

 

he is a crow and his name is Otto. He sit's on a ships cabin door everyday. So they made a sign there which says "This is Otto, the cursed sailor"

“The right thing to do benefits you and others. Be the lighthouses that you are.”

 

—Nina Ferrell

 

I can’t tell you how happy I was to discover this cute, little lighthouse. I used to live in this area, and had no idea that it was even there (I Googled it, and it was built in 2018 apparently, which is why I hadn’t seen it before).

 

I’m including a short (and silly) song to go with this photo. It’s from the soundtrack of the film Clockwork Orange, but don’t let that scare you. :) It’s also a fun song to strum along to...

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJQ6ynOB48E

 

I dream of living in a lighthouse, baby

Every single day.

I dream of living in a lighthouse

The white one by the bay.

So if you want to make my dreams come true

You be a lighthouse keeper, do!

We could live in a lighthouse

The white one by the bay-ay-hay.

 

Won’t that be okay?

Ya-da ta-da-da.

Plover Scar Light House

A glossy ibis (I believe) at Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in Stafford County, Ks. near Great Bend.

As usual they were all nicely positioned until the train arrived.

 

A few fliers from the other night

 

9 Jan 2023, Train 925, 7008-5051, Tumai, SIMT-NZ

exff-salon

Monatsthema August

Natur abstrakt

 

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The on-going territorial battle.

I've nothing but kite shots to share at present .......

 

Black-shouldered Kite & Raven, A.C.T.

based off the quote:

 

"scare the world: be exactly who you say you are and tell the truth."

::MIDORI:: Rachel Skin - EVOX (VE FATPACK)

Wearing Chantilly Tone on Vela Head

BOM 2K

Shape Included (Not Worn)

Dark, Medium, Light Eyebrows

Browless option + Tintable

 

Rachel Skin is a release for Dubai Event, from June 20th - July 15th! Enjoy! ♥

 

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It's not a real stretch for most people to equate clowns with at the minimum a feeling of discomfort. And for some of us that anxiety extends well beyond discomfort. Starts in childhood, or at least it did in my generation when circuses were still a thing. Not sure circuses still exist and where that leaves clowns. Of course clowns are still employed at birthday parties and kid-oriented events. This is no knock on hard-working clowns. I've met a few and they seem like genuinely nice people. Thing is though at least for me as a child, clown antics were frightening. And the makeup and outfits that canceled them only added to the ill ease. I couldn't really size them up because of the visual facade, so it was essentially fear of the unknown. Imagination usually takes it from there. And once something like that gets baked into a fid's psyche, it tends to remain. And so it is with clowns. And any sense that the effect would wear off over time is disrupted by horror movies featuring evil clowns, and the inevitable Halloween costumes and memes. It's a vicious circle. And rather than mitigating it, here I am literally feeding into it. Can't be helped. I wait all year for October 31. So laugh it up clown!

I just took one picture and the it sensed me and flew away

details:

 

.:the-HAUS:. Nicole II BOM & Applier Eyebrows (Genus Project)

MICHAN - Novia Necklace

SPIRIT - Bairre Outfit

GENUS Skin /ANNABELLE

GENUS MORPH - Head Preset

A scarecrow in the sun

The seaside town of Tenby, on the western side of Carmarthen Bay, in Pembrokeshire, South Wales.

 

Tenby has a long history. It may have started its career as a Norse settlement but by the 9th-century it was a Welsh stronghold, who attractions were celebrated in a noble Welsh poem in praise of Dinbych-y-pysgod (Tenby of the Fishes).

 

The Normans seized Tenby and henceforth it become part of "Little England beyond Wales". The castle was built on the headland that juts out between the North Sand and the South Sands. The ruins still crown Castle Hill overlooking Tenby harbour with panoramic views across Carmarthen bay to Worms Head and the Gower Peninsula. Amongst the fragments walls is the Welsh national memorial to Prince Albert, Consort to Queen Victoria, inaugurated by Prince Arthur in 1865.

 

Tenby become a walled town in the 13-century and the walls were strengthened in 1457 and again during the Armada scare in 1588. The line of walls is best seen from the South Parade where the main gate with its remarkable five-arched entrance, is well preserved. During the Civil War the town was captured by the Parliamentarians in 1644 and retaken in 1648 after defecting during the Second Civil War. It was twice bombarded from the sea.

 

Wealthy Victorians later provided the finance to develop the town into one of Britain's most attractive holiday resorts. They came to Tenby for the good of their health, but it was the birth of the coming railway in 1866 which saw the growth of tourists.

 

Tenby's 15th century Tudor Merchant's House is the oldest furnished residence in the town. Standing on Quay Hill, between the harbour and Tudor square, its authentic furniture and fittings recreate the atmosphere of the period and illustrate the way a successful Tudor merchant and his family would have live. Three of the interior walls bear the remains of early Frescoes. Owned and managed by the National Trust, the house is open between March and October.

 

St Catherine's Fort lies on a small island just off Tenby's South Beach. It was built in the 1860s to protect the Pembrokeshire coast from possible invasion by France. There are gun embrasures down both the Northern and Southern sides. It was never called to action and was eventually sold and has been many things since including a zoo.

 

Information Source:

www.wherewhenwales.com/wales-information/history-of-tenby...

 

For a blog article about this picture and some thoughts about photography in Corona Virus times please click the link:

www.chris-r-photography.net/blog

Golden winter light is back. This is mid-day.

 

Trondheim, Norway.

A few years ago a friend gave me this funny tool for cleaning key boards. It has long suffered in the pencil cup and suddenly had to face it's reflection. Not a pretty sight it seems :)

This is not a black and white photo by the way. Backdrop courtesy of another friend who was kind enough to lend me her black velvet dress! Must put black velvet on my shopping list!

  

Possible my fave of the weekend in Llanberis here from the bomb store. This place was epic and I can't wait to get back in.

Convoy s2 plus torch on strobe and the awesome www.lightpaintingbrushes.com universal adaptor with a length of acrylic bubble rod.

Anybody who doubts cats have a sense of humour should visit my garden where a marmalade one will jump out of a bush on his hind legs to scare you (you can usually spot the ears sticking up behind a bush)...and this grey one will sneak up behind you, scrawn your backside and gallop away (you'll notice I'm preparing to spring out of the way)...but it's all in good fun.

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