Sights of Bristol
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ok...i'm just starting doin easy normal snapshoot.....
but with something more then a normal one (that i use to do)...
hope u like it!!!!!
ESPECIALLY U!!
i guess it was for both of us. don't really want to bore you with all the bla bla. haha
thank you for having a look at it.
The colors of Hummingbirds and newly budding flowers are a sure sign that spring has sprung!
Pictured is a male Anna Hummingbird. The Anna Hummingbird was originally only found on the Pacific slope from Baja California to San Fransisco, but has since expanded it range to Vancouver, British Columbia, east to southern Arizona. The Anna has adapted so well to British Columbia that it stays all seasons. The Rufous Hummingbird visits during the spring for breeding and migrates back south in the late summer.
Photo of Hummingbird taken in Cobble Hill on south east Vancouver island, B.C., Canada. Taken on March 13/19 at 1:32pm
Taken in raw format at 1/1250's at f/8.0, at 400mm, iso 800, manual white balance. No cropping.
Note;
This image is a composite, as I added the Flowering Quince as it is just budding now and adds a little extra interest to the image.
I had an awesome bobcat sighting yesterday. This bobcat was out hunting and caught a shrew. It played with the shrew by throwing it up in the air and batting it with its paws. It then rolled around in the grass with the shrew before eating it. Such an entertaining sighting. I have pics of the action, but I need to photoshop them a bit because it was in the distance!
Thought that I was going crazy
Just having one those days yeah
Didn't know what to do
Then there was you
And everything went from wrong to right
And the stars came out and filled up the sky
The music you were playing really blew my mind
It was love at first sight
'cause baby when I heard you
For the first time I knew
We were meant to be as one
Was tired of running out of luck
Thinking 'bout giving up yeah
Didn't know what to do
Then there was you
And everything went from wrong to right
And the stars came out and filled up the sky
The music you were playing really blew my mind
It was love at first sight
'cause baby when I heard you
For the first time
I knew we were meant to be as one
And everything went from wrong to right
And the stars came out and filled up the sky
The music you were playing really blew my mind
It was love at first sight
As our ship headed northeast from South Georgia, we were treated to one of our last sightings of icebergs and remnants from the world's once largest iceberg, A23a.
A very frequent sight in our parks and woodlands, but always a pleasure to meet. Usually they are inquisitive, sometimes foraging for food on the ground. They are not fond of other robin intruders, but they reward us with some of the loveliest song.
Robin (Erithacus rubecula).
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"What are you afraid of
I know that you are
Keep it in your sights now
And don’t let it go far"
“Memory warps time, as it does the sights and sounds and smells of reality; for what shapes it is emotion, which can twist what seems clear, just as the surface of a pond seems to bend the stick thrust into the water.”
― Sherwood Smith, Crown Duel
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Crossing Frog Bayou for the 6th time of 11 on its southbound trip, Arkansas and Missouri's Fort Smith Turn weaves through the valley at the bottom of the Boston Mountains near Mountainburg, AR, soaking up the easy miles of level terrain on the southern portion of its route to the Arkansas River towns of Van Buren and Fort Smith. Normally a nocturnal operation, the Fort Smith Turn had temporarily resorted to daytime running south of Springdale in late 2021 due to ongoing capital track renewal on the northern half of railroad towards Monett, MO, allowing for sunlit sights of the railroad's three SD70ACe motors pulling freight on the scenically superior portion of the railroad over the Boston Mountains and along Frog Bayou. Near this location less than a month later, this same set of locomotives would be involved in a derailment on a northbound trip, toppling AM 71 onto its side and taking it out of commission for the time being.
Happy Sunday morning all,
Every now and then one gets a rare and unexpected sighting on safari. This particular morning was one such occasion.
This is an image of a honey badger, a nocturnal animal which is very rarely seen during daylight hours. It was a first for me and a first for our guide as well. We came across a den and had the pleasure of actually seeing two of them. The one featured here was the active one, running back and forth in a repetitive pattern between a point in the distance and the den.
Getting this image required figuring out the behavioural pattern and getting as low down in the vehicle as possible. Doing these things allowed one to be able to enter the world of this fascinating and rarely seen animal.
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A first time sighting for me, the bare-throated tiger heron. This medium sized heron can be found from Mexico to northwestern Colombia. Laguna Manialtepec, Mexico
My first sight of the snow capped mountains in Montana. I did a little extra processing on this just because it felt right.
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a wild wine ice drops .....
a not too cold Sunday.......
You with the sad eyes
Don't be discouraged
Oh I realize
It's hard to take courage
In a world full of people
You can lose sight of it all
And the darkness, inside you
Can make you feel so small
But I see your true colors
Shining through
I see your true colors
And that's why I love you
So don't be afraid to let them show
Your true colors
True colors are beautiful,
Like a rainbow
Three tiny juvenile snails, fattening themselves up for overwintering. The leaf is backlit by sunshine so the translucent eye stalks allow the light to glow through.
The image shows a line-up of three snails/six eye stalks for Macro Mondays theme 'In a Row'.
It was W.C. Fields who said "Never work with children or animals." Perhaps he was referring specifically to snails?
No snails were harmed in the making of this photograph.
"Shall I remain thus sight-bereft all through my penance-time?" J.H. Newman, Dream of Gerontius, 4th Phase. One LED lamp.
at the park in the morning in Osaka.
Kiev-60 + Sonnar180mmF2.8
Kodak Portra400 / self development Naniwa_N
vuescan / lightroom3
Last night this beautiful barn was struck by lightning. It burned to the ground. I am so sad, it was such a beautiful sight to see. I took this photo about 10 years ago, as the sun rose over the hills to the east. That is Pikes Peak in the background. UPDATE, Sadly this lovely barn was struck by lightning and burnt to the ground in 2023.