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DDL - Royal HWSE handbag
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Shot at Sunny's Photo Studio
[Factions Ep. 6 - Cat A][L13 - Fondor - TT] Area Secured!!
Build for the factions role play on eurobricks
Macro Mondays - Zigzag
A small section of a plastic-lined, woven container holding a selection of outdoor plants. It is securely held together by the zigzag stitching........it has stood on my patio for the last 7 months - come rain or shine !!
Held in place by a rusty nut and bolt
Photo: ©2022 Phil Wahlbrink
9bis
Bellevue, France
Photo: ©2022 Phil Wahlbrink
9bis
Bellevue, France
Various ropes, hooks and chains are needed to secure the large ships in our harbour... a little close uo look
A male Hairy Woodpecker flew into the tree between two limbs to wait until he felt safe to return to the feeders_DSC2316-Hairy
Crazy Tuesday - Keys
Looked for a key with a bit of a 'different' cut out....... found this one that is used to secure the tow-hitch on a caravan - I did learn something when trying to photograph in an interesting position.......because it is metal it could stand 'on end' on my 'magnetic' tablet cover......who knew !!!
So just to make it a little more interesting, it stood proud in front of a bottle of cherryade!!
Taken for this weeks creative photography thread at The World through My Eyes
I used the painting with light technique ( a long exposure in the dark with the subject illuminated by a flashlight) to achieve the dramatic lighting.
The key is a huge one that my husband "acquired" as a child from a convent that was being demolished.
Whatever this man is carrying on his homemade cart he's certainly making sure it's tied securely. Bacolod City
Philippines.
At the end of the dive we ascended to 20 feet for our 3 minute safety stop. At a leisurely pace, a loggerhead turtle, Caretta caret, passed beneath us. This was a novel sighting, for two remoras (whitefin sharksuckers, Echeneis neucratoides) were moving around the turtle, trying to get a secure grasp, as they do when they find a shark. The dorsal part of a remora's head is modified to attach securely to a shark, so that it can hitch a ride to the next feeding. Remoras scavenge scraps left by sharks.
Loggerhead turtles have a sexual dimorphism for the size of the tail--this one, with a large tail, is male. The average adult has a shell 3 to 4 feet long and weighs 250 pounds, though some grow to 1,000 pounds.
These remoras will be quite disappointed, for a loggerhead is an herbivore, and will not litter the water with fish fragments.
This dive site was close to our home base, Blackbird Caye Resort, in the Turneffe Atoll, Belize.
Trapped behind a security fence for the evening I was determined to get a shot of the beautiful summer sunset regardless - HFF
Wow, back to flickr after a day of no internet access due to storms. Thanks everyone so much for all the visits, comments and favs!
flickr, and the pictures you all submit, amaze me every day. keep up the awesomeness!