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i used an overlay by peririca.
i cannot do one of the linky things because i cannot remember how. anyways.
this was taken on a photography course i did with two other friends.
tibby and rae rock my world mayyyn, rae's flickr will be tagged thingy over there >>> or somewhere. check her out, she's very talented and very nicey nice
She's such a poser... perfect! View On Black
April 2013 A month in 30 Pictures: Day 26
Guarding the Van Gogh Museum on the Museumplein in Amsterdam, an interesting sculpture by Richard Serra that is named "Sight Point (for Leo Castelli)"
Anguilla's far western end is glamorous. It is home to some of the Caribbean's most famous five-star resorts like the Four Seasons Resort, lavish and luxurious Anguilla villas like the ÀNI Anguilla Private Resorts and North Villa’s, and high-end eateries: Sunset Lounge (Japanese) Bamboo Bar & Grill (a little hint of a sports bar) and Veya (if you are looking for looking for the best vegetarian and vegan menu on the Island), to name a view. Yet hidden amidst all this glitz and glam, are uninhabited coves and beaches, natural beauty and charming Caribbean sights.
The West End Arch allows the adventurous to discover Anguilla's endless beauty. The road and trail tot the arch are not signed. So you have to do a little research to get there. Although there are a couple of vid’s in the internet which will point you in the right direction. But than again. You really get the wow feeling if you spot it yourself and arrive after walking one or two klicks, to finally make a ‘click’ with your camera. Therefore I geotagged the photo a little rough than I usually do, just to no spoil the adventure. (P.s.: don’t let little signs with “Private Property” scare you of. When I was there was no living soul around to tell me otherwise).
Technical stuff
This is a HDR build from 3 pictures. I used not tripod, as I was travelling very light that day. The shot have 400 ISO, f8.0, -2/3 and 16 mils in common and vary in shutter speed from 1/40, 1/170 to 1/680.
The initial merges was done with Aurora HDR 2018. I used 4 layers to give several parts the own fitting treatment. After that I imported the image into PS CC. Post-production consisted of: a RAW filter feed through, toning the colour with a 13% blue photo filter and reducing the chromatic aberration. Finally, I added a copyright sign (in PS). The latter is, alas, there to stay due to the fact that my photos were frequently copied. So, don't bother commenting on that.
This Anhinga is taking a bad hair day to the extreme! Once a year, the birds will shed their feathers and molt. During this time, they are especially vulnerable, as they can't fly to escape predators, only swim. Normally, by the time in October that I saw this bird, they are done with the molting process, but this one was off to a late start. I have no idea what they do in the meantime, as they usually put their nests high in trees. Obviously, that wasn't something this bird could do!
This was one of those interesting animal/ human moments. The bird actually followed me onto the bridge that goes out over the water near where she was when I took this shot. There were dogs in the park, and the bird seemed to sense I would protect her! At that time, I didn't know if this was the result of an attack by another animal, or if it was normal for Anhingas. Of course, after the dogs left, and the bird waddled back to the shore, I went home and looked it up, and discovered they do this every year! Poor things! At least they can still eat, since they swim underwater to catch fish.
Ex-LNWR Webb 'Coal Tank' 0-6-2T no.1054 makes a grand sight as she climbs up the last part of Oakworth bank with the 13:15 vintage train set to Oxenhope. 1054 is in her LNWR 1888 unlined goods livery.
2017 KWVR Vintage Train Event
What do you see, Nessie?
A philosophical meditation on pregnancy, parenting and medicine....very creative...I loved it!
La donna più attraente è quella che non riusciamo mai a trovare in un caffè affollato, quando la cerchiamo, è quella
a cui si deve dare la caccia, e scovare sotto i travestimenti delle sue storie.
▪ [ Anaïs Nin - Il delta di Venere, Elena]
(explore 14.03.2013)
One of the few hikes i have been able to do in #Lofoten was to climb Offersoykammen during one of those magical never ending fall sunrises. The views are just unique!
New GA unit 720518 on a test run passes through Nuneaton whilst working the 5Q28 1351 Rugby - Wolverton Centre Sidings .
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Just a record of a very unexpected, and exciting, sighting of bottlenose dolphins at Montrose beach, 15 May 2018 (some really close in, just in the waves breaking onto the beach). It also happened to be the first day I'd taken my long lens to the beach, because I was hoping to photograph the terns.
It was really difficult to know where they were going to pop up next, never mind find them in the camera before they'd disappeared again, so I was pleased enough just to get them in the frame, and it was a bonus that one was in focus! I sent these images to the Sea Watch Foundation, who were kind enough to reply immediately and confirm the ID of bottlenose dolphins.
Shoebill, Balaeniceps rex. at Mabamba Swamp, Entebbe, Kampala, Uganda. My first ever sighting of this fabulously prehistoric looking bird. _86A3932
A sight that had to be taken , all of a sudden there seems to be blossom on a lot of trees , a most welcome sight indeed .
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Each day you watch from the window,
Sometimes from the balcony,
Trying to find the light into your duty,
Like if the lifetime was of little importance for you,
But one day you fall on someone,
Who came brightling your days,
But you know as the humans days are counted,
When she will disappears it could destruct your own world,
And will lose something who count the most of all for you,
You will stay again alone on my balcony,
Looking the sky searching her,
How to change a destiny,
When someone is convince to don't have more days.
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