rain clouds off Frisco, NC

Saint-Hubert

Moselle

Lorraine

Grand Est

Elle a été édifiée à partir de 1710.

Desservie jusqu'en 1792 par les moines de l'abbaye cistercienne Notre Dame de Villers-Bettnach à destination de ses visiteurs et des habitants du village, elle fut église paroissiale après la Révolution.

Clocher octogonal remarquable, recouvert de bardeaux de châtaignier.

Actuellement lieu d'exposition et d'animation du patrimoine rural.

Photo prise le 15 février 2022

Winterlinge

snapseed

winter thaw with fog... Taken last week after the first freeze of the river.

iPhone5/Snapseed/DistressedFX

kerstinfrankart texture .. Snapseed app after adding texture in Photoshop

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Uppsala Central 2014-12-01

.....a secret look....

Orchis pallens

iPhone5/Snapseed/PhotoToaster

iPhone5/Snapseed/DistressedFX

"and winter's closing in..." field on Cobble Rd in Kent, CT.

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IPhone5/Snapseed/DistressedFX

iPhone5/Snapseed/Brushstroke/

Iphone only: Snapseed, Mextures, Superimpose, Jazz

3 of 4 magpies that hatched in the front yard and moved to the backyard this morning

The Beauty of Nature can make me silent sometimes …

Gamla stan 2015-07-19

This is a collage of 3 photos of the same butterfly as it went from one flower to another.

Made in Pixelmator and with some edits in Snapseed, Photos and Flickr.

Framed in Snapseed.

Fine feathered fellow captured on the footbridge at the Boston Public Garden.

Apps: mostly finished in Snapseed (add grainy texture, selective edits, frame) and Pixelmator (a little work around the eye to sharpen it a bit). Final edit (brilliance) in Photos app on an iPad Pro.

Cell phone capture, edited with Snapseed photo application

Saying goodbye to fall, our wonderful old Maple, as well as our place up here in Kent, CT.

icebergs ahead!

iPhone5/Snapseed/Oggl/Brushstroke

The view down to Lingcomb Edge as a couple were walking the High Stile ridge from South to North so their hike was coming to an end while mine was still beginning. Taken on the way up to Red Pike which has a lot of loose ruddy scree on the top, which gives it its name.

The word "Lingcomb" means heath edge from the old English words ling (heath, heather) and comb (edge). Another translation could be "Heath cliff"..