View allAll Photos Tagged sharing
Why did the Canada Geese family cross the road?
Actually they were looking for a quiet spot to rest, closer to the lake before supper.
"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
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Thanks to all for 9,000.000+ views and kind comments ... ! Have a nice week...!
Please don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Joy (also titled Pioneer Woman) is an outdoor 1956 bronze sculpture and drinking fountain by American artist Frederic Littman. Every time I see it, I'm filled with happiness.
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".
Share Your Shot
Download Wild Planet Photo Magazine: w1pl.com/wpm
Cape Buffalo, Zimaga Game Reserve, South Africa by Pam Mullins
My wife and my son standing together and enjoying the view to the Vatnajökull glacier in Iceland.
In the opposite direction you can find the famous Diamond Beach, where you can see (and photograph) ice blocks on black sand. Almost everybody took their images of the ice blocks, but for me the other direction worked best.
Share Your Shot
Download Wild Planet Photo Magazine: w1pl.com/wpm
Chimpanzee, Kibale Forest, Uganda by Yaron Schmid
I used to have a hoodie with that text on it back when downloading music was seen as criminal...
These two are just flirting, or possibly moving past flirting and planning a family. Who knows? The male kept flying off fetching fish that he came back and handed over to the female, who kept telling him to go get more.
I guess that's one way to get (almost) free lunch?
.
The hummers didn't seem to mind me being near them in the yard. There were quite a few, so I went back inside and grabbed the camera. These three eventually settled down and shared the feeder.
Happy Monochrome Bokeh Thursday!
Featuring SLIDE @ The Cove October round. You can find my blog post here: planetaelicia.wordpress.com/2021/10/12/sharing-is-caring/
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.
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
Two Canadian Pacific locomotives leads an Autorack train out of Bensenville Yard through Franklin Park, Illinois on the CPKC Elgin Subdivision.
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.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mmDSYrccLk0
........... shot at Athan Selidor.... beyond the island. + Fallen Gods Inc
___________
My most grateful THANKS to all of you, each and everyone !!!
For your additions, comment & valuable feedback <3
___________
As fascinated as I am to watch and photograph them in flight, I am even more intrigued to have a hummingbird land nearby to rest. He looked around, taking in the surroundings and gazed momentarily at me just a few feet away. Moving at a pace that we can barely comprehend, one wonders what these fast-paced nectar feeders must think of us? I imagine that it’s no different than a human watching a snail or a slug slowly slither across the ground. It might be somewhat amusing but likely frightfully boring. So, while I slowly lumbered back up the stairs at a pace akin to molasses dripping on winter’s morning, my friend took to the skies, sipped a belly full of sweet syrup, and flew back to his nest. For an instant we shared a space in time, briefly connecting, our eyes interlocked in a moment of shared wonder.
Heads close together, a mother grizzly and her cub stand on the edge of a tiny island sharing a salmon, Chilko River, British Columbia (best larger)
23/01/2022 www.allenfotowild.com
I have seen four ring-necked parakeets clinging onto this feeder all feeding away peacefully, but quite often there's a lot of pushing, shoving, squawking and flapping to access the best position. On this occasion, the three in the photo were behaving perfectly.