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I have been dealing with a sleeping problem: I dream like every single second when I'm asleep. Even when I waken and drift off, the dream continues. I wake up everyday in the morning with a strange, insidious exhaustion. It feels like my brain barely rests but my body does.
Another take on the Silver Lake Mill swans.
I shot this one a little earlier than my previous shot. This one was also shot with a tricked out white balance. It's not true white, but rather the golden effect I was going for.
'The Single Beech also know as the lone, or lonely beech, is the highest tree in the Cotswolds also at 317m. There is a fine 360 degree view from here and you can really appreciate the open aspects of this hilltop landscape. The Memorial Wall surrounds the tree, with plaques in memory of those who have been particularly fond of Cleeve Common.
Cleeve Common is the largest common in the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. It is also the highest point on the Cotswolds at 330m. The Common is a conservation area and Site of Special Scientific Interest for its geology, habitats and botany and it contains a wealth of archaeological interest, including three Scheduled Monuments. It is looked after by Cleeve Common Trust.
Remote island at the north east top of Norway that looks out over the Barents Sea towards Russia. It was incredibly quiet here - no noise from aeroplanes, trains etc. just a few cars. Snow is piled up where it has been cleared from the roads and then fresh snow has made the new blanket of clean white covering everything. A single taxi at the taxi rank waiting for a fare.
“Outer beauty pleases the EYE. Inner beauty captivates the HEART.”
― Mandy Hale, The Single Woman: Life, Love, and a Dash of Sass
Pose: All nighter
Taken at Sunny's
Good morning everyone. Just a single pic of a Swift Setwing (Dythemis velox) I spotted at the reclaimed strip mine recently. A species I last saw in 2014, only one individual but couldn't get a pic. Then in 2015 I never saw a single one.
Not the best specimen, plus I could only get this one photo which was taken at a much longer distance than I would have liked when I first saw it so it's highly cropped. When I tried to get closer for a better pic it flew away. At first I thought it was a female with an egg mass at the end of the abdomen, but I'm thinking male now with mites. Anyone else's opinion would be greatly appreciated.
2016 makes the fifth time I've now seen Swift Setwings at this location over the past six years so it pretty much indicates there is a local population. Albeit a small one. Something I wasn't quite sure about in prior years since the few I saw I thought might be migrants because of only seeing one or two in a given year. Being a local population puts this species slightly beyond the described northern end of its range, which is mainly a southern species.
Thank you for stopping by...and I hope you're having a truly nice first week of July.
Lacey
ISO400, aperture f/11, exposure .004 seconds (1/250) focal length 300mm
shot with a fujifilm x-s10 and a canon ef 180mm f3.5 l usm macro lens, on a fringer ef-fx pro ii adapter
Single guanaco, Torres del Pine, Chilean Patagonia. Starting a new series where animals make a foreground element to the landscape, since I suck at taking animal (and human) portraits. The new album stretches decades and continents:
www.flickr.com/photos/26034413@N04/albums/72177720321887405
Greetings from an expensive hotel near Dublin airport, my current trip concludes tomorrow.
England's highest single drop falls at 100ft.
In the grounds of the Green Dragon Inn, fee for access.
A single rose can be my garden... a single friend, my world.
Leo Buscaglia
Brought home a bouquet from Trader Joe's today! Having fun with artificial light!!
A team finishes assembly of GR7-b Single-Operator Repair Pod. Component pallettes were brought directly off of elevator cars at Geo1 and into the assembly bays. When construction is complete, the doors comprising the outer-facing half of the bay will be opened and the GR7-b will be towed out.
I had a blast making this particular scene. I have several types of wall panels in here that I wanted to contrast in style but still flow together and I am very happy with the result. I tried to fill up the non-door walls of the bay with equipment and I found a couple cool parts and techniques in my efforts.
For the most part, the bay is actually fully finished and I may post slightly different angles without the GR7 in the way as there are a couple of things hiding behind it. Also, I will post more renders with the GR7 but I have to find a reasonable angle for it as the front canopy would look a lot better with some custom stickers.
And the Guadalupe is basically complete save for a bow operations room and a few other details.
UP QWCEW 18 splits one of the intermediate searchlight masts between Thermal and Mecca on UP's Yuma Subdivision. As UP's double tracking efforts have extended east all the way from the Salton Sea to Niland, this section remains single track with searchlights - for now.
1. Super Star, 2. Bright idea!, 3. Sweet sticker,
4. Straw goes here, 5. duck (life) saver, 6. A life saver,
7. Soup cover, 8. Packet directions, 9. seal of a snack cup
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
One single long exposure. No photoedition : straight out of the camera except for contrast/crop.
Model: Dia Phane
Lights: Vincent Gerber & me
Light painting session with Dia Phane, Vincent Gerber, Yves Gilson, Cedric Meunier, Arnaud LEGROS, Bruno, Lénie, Mélisa Lefèbvre,
Seastack at dawn, on the coast at Bandon State Beach, Bandon, Oregon
(Image ID# usor ocs-1012a)
No HDR used. Single Frame w/ Nikon n90s, Fuji Velvia, and GND Filter.
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and our first camellia flower this year and its encouraging to see more buds waiting to open. As you can see, we haven't dried out yet. Being at the top of a hill we aren't at risk of floods from all the rain but we have been immersed in low clouds when it's not actually raining so are still wet and damp.
This was taken with my Lensbaby Sol 22 for my micro 4/3 camera.
One single blossom for Crazy Tuesday.
Camera Rotation - one single photographic frame - 0% Photoshop - Laowa 12/2,8 - f11 - Emisar D4V2 3000K 95+CRI
Spring in Niagara.
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Middle Rhine / Rhineland-Palatinate / Germany
[EXPLORE - 2014-02-11]
Album of Germany: www.flickr.com/photos/tabliniumcarlson/sets/7215762606822...