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Field of Goldenrod at the Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge in Alabama. I loved the blue sky against the pretty golden yellow.

  

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An evening thunderstorm envelopes Cancún, Mexico. To give you a sense of scale, the tiny spire on the left of the horizon is the airport control tower. Flights were grounded until the storm had passed and Gesundheit was declared :) Thanks for viewing! Bless you :)

 

Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 200, f/11.0, 40mm, 1/400s

Brighton Beach, Brooklyn

 

Corona Project: 3

Moms garden has flowers that have stayed through the winter

 

Looks like they are fed up by now

Conseqüències estètiques de patir un esternut (aesthetic consequences of a sneeze)

Do you see it?

 

Holy shit! I just saw something else in this pic that I haven't seen before. Just above the guy sneezing is another guy blowing smoke. Or is it just that it's finally Friday and I'm tired. And, is that Odo behind the guy sneezing?

 

Gotta love pareidolia.

has eye drainage

 

I think I should quarantine him.

Missed the yawn by milliseconds!

Another one of my favorite wildflowers and one that I find hard to photograph. Using the most academic of the botanical sciences jargon, Blue Vervain falls in the category of what I call "Small & Tall." The flowers are very small requiring a more magnified capture and they're quite tall, meaning they blow all over the place if someone 15 feet away sneezes. Luckily, conditions were pretty still in the La Crosse River Marsh for this photo.

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Have you ever seen a sneezing seagull. me neither.

 

I was framing the seagull and the city when he sneezed at just took off.

I still think its a unique photo.?

American Ranch, Prescott, Arizona, May 2021.

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Taken at Friendship Valley

 

Very early, very windy and very cold, but nothing was keeping this person from a selfie. Luckily the young are beyond danger - even when sitting outside the barrier. Just please... don't sneeze.

 

(Very impressed with Pure Raw's improvement on this one. The details really jumped up and the noise vanished)

Here's looking atchoo.

 

Shot for Our Daily Challenge :“box”

 

I hold back my affection, like a sneeze.

I contract, I withdraw into my feelings.

And everything I don't say implodes inside me in a heartache of modesty..

.. The unfulfilled desire of my tenderness, unable to feed on love, gnaws at itself to become this shy sorrow that comes with amorous silences.

In the void, the heart speaks. I choke it, and it bites me back.

   

... at Whitehole Farm!

Graytown, OH; NS Chicago Line; 3/7/2020

Yeah sure I was "baking" and got "flour" all over the place.

We had a great week away but instead of bringing home souvenirs, I brought home a cold :(

 

I have spent the last week feeling awful and sleeping a lot. I must have been poorly because I've only turned the Mac on twice in seven days - gasp!!

 

Good news, it's cleared up just in time to return to work - hooray, excellent timing ;)

Suzie: "Uncle Bear, Can I Ask You A Question?"

 

Me: "Why Sure, Suzie...Fire Away."

 

Suzie: "If You Cover Your Mouth And Plug Your Nose When You Sneeze, Doe It Shoot Out Your Ears?"

 

Me: "Hmmm...I Was Kind Of Hoping The Question Was About Spark Plugs Or Which Oil To Use."

 

Suzie: "Or Does Your Head Explode?"

Health and safety free zone, inside Denbigh asylum.

I met two American tourist off a cruise ship in a small hothouse just before I took this. They looked healthy but now I wonder. I felt unwell last night but better after a nights sleep.

Take care people.

Edit: We have Covid-19 in our city. A man returned from a country in Europe and is positive. Unfortunately their child went to High School last week and is now unwell. And so it starts.

Someone Just Called My Phone, Sneezed And Then Hung Up.

 

I'm Getting Sick And Tired Of These Cold Calls.

Taken at White Rock Lake in the month of June back in 2015.

Wood Ducks are kind of weird to me, in the Winter they appear to be more offish, but when they are mating and during Spring and early Summer they are more approachable, at least for me.

Where this was taken, it's rare to see one even at 150 feet away that doesn't get spooked by a human presence.

 

Shot with a 7DmkII and a Tamron 150-600mm v1 camera/lens.

 

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Not so long ago I had to rebuild my life. I had gone through some difficult changes and was starting anew. I wanted nothing more than a puppy to join my family and bring some joy back into my life. That’s when Bailey joined us. 7 weeks old, a mischievous boy that brought more happiness, adventure and love to my life than I ever could have hoped for. His intelligence and intuition was astounding and I can’t tell you how many times I was amazed by him. He was a guard dog, a faithful friend and guardian for my children, a leader to my other dogs and the most compassionate friend to me whenever I was going through dark times. He helped me to heal, and find my way. That being said he was hardly a saint; he was stubborn, independent and a few times even resorted to aggression. He taught me to be a better owner, yep, he trained me. He used to smile, he’d bring his head up in a toothy grin and sometimes he brought his upper lip up so much it made him sneeze. He had many fun silly moments. He had several brushes with death, the first time at just year old. He contracted leptospirosis while swimming, even though vaccinated against it. For a week I waited not for a recovery but for him to slip away from us. To my surprise, one morning he found the strength to greet me with a warm smile and a weak tail wag. Another time he darted across a busy street being narrowly missed by more than one car. He stood defiantly at the other side of the street looking back at me. A couple years ago, already a senior dog, he jumped into a river with a strong current, it took him, and I watched him go underwater. I ran along the side of the river screaming for him, I lost sight of him and when Id given up hope and thought he had drowned, I found him curled up cold and trembling guarding our possessions that we had abandoned to go in search of him. I wrapped him in a warm embrace so happy to see him, and in return he offered me a low growl to piss off and give him some space. Bailey had a challenging 2020, like most of us. He had 2 surgeries following a dog fight, got a severe infection from a hot spot which almost claimed his life, but somehow the old boy managed to recover. He’s always been a fighter, proving it time and again. Unfortunately his physical health declined rapidly losing muscle mass and dexterity in his hind quarters. It caused him extreme pain to get up and walk, and even then he refused to give up. When his pain medication failed to give him any comfort, I made the difficult decision to end his suffering. I am grateful to know that Bailey was smart enough to know how much he was loved, and now equally missed by many. What I wouldn’t give to spend one more day with him in his youth, loving life, swimming, prancing gracefully though the long grass and picking low hanging apples from the trees. Goodbye to my very dearest friend. Thank you so much for 13 wonderful years. Oct 3 2007-January 21 2021

The average speed of a sneeze is about 100 miles per hour, as noted by WebMD. Each sneeze packs a germy wallop, too, with each sneeze sending about 100,000 germs flying through the air.

 

The Best thing is that when my kids went to school they were taught to sneeze into the bend of the elbow - Not to cover with there hands.

I think this really works great - we almost never have colds anymore.

 

Water color paints splattered on a clear acrylic glass.

Happy Macro Monday !!!

Day 304/365

 

Either it was the air conditioning on the plane, or the mosquito bite in Singapore, or simply the fact that Frankfurt is 25 degrees colder than Southern China.

 

Anyway: I have a bad cold. I have been coughing and sneezing and having a sore throat for 3 days now. And a little heightened temperature too. I thought it would get better, but instead it's getting worse, although I really slept 8 hours each night.

 

Only good thing is that today was my last workday. Until 30th July. Yay.

my handsome 7-week-old

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