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Common Kingfisher, India by Ajit Baskey
I justed wanted to share...
Ms. Monnie turned 4 yesterday & her Dad, my son's [Sincere] birthday is today December 3rd, they have a cruel joke going as his dad's birthday is tomorrow, he was born the day before his Dad & Ms. Monnie was born the day before him, lol.
Sweet scent of a summer rain.
The joy of seeing dolphins swimming from Golden Horn towards Bosphorus.
Sharing chocolate cakes while thunders were wandering and rambling over the old streets.
Laughters and talks.
This photograph is full of such unseen yet apparent moments, beautiful moments.
The basis of these moments, the basis of sharing a city… the City… is friendship.
...φιλία...
Cheers!
"What is the most wonderful thing for people like myself who follow the Way of Tea? My answer: the oneness of host and guest created through 'meeting heart to heart' and sharing a bowl of tea."
- Soshitsu Sen, Grand Master XIV, Urasenke School of Tea
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Obviously, this isn't one of those canine-friendly restaurants where one may dine with their best friend. You can tether him outside all you want, Mr. Dog Owner! Yes, let him watch you through a window while he salivates from the smell emitting from the dining room you comfortably sit but, you cannot deny his sad puppy face! YOU WILL make it up by delivering one fatty of a doggie bag!!
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A photographer and fisherman underneath a red sky sunrise at Little Bay in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Shot on Muru-ora-dial country.
I was photographing the hoverfly when I saw the colourful wings of the fly ?? on the same flower.
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My niece and her son, visiting from way up north, sharing a moment on the beach at Corpus Christi, Texas. For 121 Pictures in 2021 #86 "Sharing".
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Chimpanzee, Kibale Forest, Uganda by Yaron Schmid
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Downy Woodpecker, Ontario, Canada by Judy Tomlinson
Crested Pigeon (Ocyphaps lophotes)
House Sparrow (Passer domesticus)
Feeding in our garden this morning, in the rain.
I found this Common buckeye (Junonia coenia) and an American snout (Libytheana carinenta) butterflies on one Rattlesnake master (Eryngium yuccifolium) blossom. There's also two tiny black bees but who's counting. Again, the height of this blossom makes macros so much easier.
I couldn't fall asleep two Saturdays ago so Scotch and I went out as the sun was rising through heavy clouds and headed for Manhattan Beach. Surf reports seem to suggest Southern LA beaches get bigger waves than Northern LA beaches. Unlike Malibu, it was already full of people when I arrived around 8:30 AM. Came back a few days later.
Manhattan Beach, CA
January 10th, 2015
54°F 9:00 AM
SETTINGS:
Canon T4i
EF-S18-135mm IS STM
@27mm
ISO 100
f/4.5
1/200th second
On a short section of street running, Pan Am local LA-1 shoves 2 loads for Whittemore Perlite up the Lowell Hill Branch at Lawrence, MA with high hood GP40 380. The roughly one mile branch has two active customers, both receiving covered hoppers.
Several old companions rest easy, a deserted barn, old corn crib and a tractor long ago retired. Younger people sometimes can't understand the instant bond between old people when they first meet but shared memories of times past are the super glue of the heart.
The Detroit River is the border between Canada and the United States. One side is the Canadian city of Windsor and on the other side is Detroit, also known as the ‘Motor City’ (Motown). Windsor and Detroit share a lot and one thing the people on the Windsor side enjoy is the view of Detroit’s skyline. Prominent on that skyline is the Renaissance Centre the world headquarters of General Motors