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There was going to be more Laura's in this but the camera went funny and didn't upload all the images....and once i'd realised...i'd already deleted them, so this is all there is, so i might do another one by this wall at somepoint in the future because its great perspective
This was basically the view from our hotel. The photo is a little washed out, but still think that it shows how impressive the view was. I will probably try to retouch this at somepoint.
Walking in the West Woods of Savernake, nr Marlborough
I actually captured 30 sequential images of this little fella - Will make into an animated GIF at somepoint.
Macro & Burst mode to full effect
A pair of Tawny owls successfully breed at Fairlands in 2015 in a box in the woods with two chicks fledging. I saw an owl in the same box a couple of times during January 2016 but at somepoint in the following weeks/months the box was abandoned. One was then seen 4 May in the box at the environmental lake. This taken at 6.35am. Feathers look a little untidy & bare in places so possibly an early moult? Unfortunately no sign of breeding this year, or is there......to be cont....
Seen working Dalmuir - Motherwell.
318256 was also nicknamed the "North Berwick Flyer" at somepoint in the early 2000's from when a unit was allocated to North Berwick - Edinburgh.
Just a bit more detail on the statues on the roof. I kept walking around all of Italy thinking that at somepoint the number of statues around the city would just all get lost in the noise of, well a metric crapton of statues.
This is a bridge in Kendal over the filled in Kendal Canal. At somepoint in the past the bridge has been doubled in width. You can still see the original Bridge.
A few more shots of this rather attractive fly I osted yesterday.
It took me a couple of days to pin down the ID but pretty sure I have it now. This is a type of Marsh fly belonging to the family Sciomyzidae and I believe this indivdual to be Coremacera marginata. As adults, this species feeds on nectar and dew, while it's larvae prey on several types of terrestrial snails, hence it's alternate name: "the Snail-Killing Fly".
I'm very pleased to have found this one, and what a rather beautiful fly it is too! Just check out the markings on it's head, and depending on the angle you approach, it's coumpound eyes showed a distinctive band of purple iridescence. And as for the wings, what a magnificent mottled patterning! I rolled of a hole series of shots so expect more at somepoint :)
Taken at Skylarks Nature Reserve (Nottingham)
Shooting Gibraltars with an Olympus. How Firstcup retro is that?
Eileen at somepoint had the bright idea that it would be fun for me to work some shifts out at the Gardens so I could reinvigorate my now completely rust bar skills and also connect with some of the customers. So this morning, we took a shift together. She let me stay on bar the whole time while manning the register and Clover.
I had a great time. It's been way too long.
Only thing is I will be working this shift solo next week and don't know if I have the know-how with regards to the register. We'll have to see how that goes.
This Gibraltar is tasting quite nice. Guess I still got it.
An unscratched version turned up with a sticker, nice. This will get more interesting and imaginative at somepoint but college deadlines are consuming all my time again....
Walking in the West Woods of Savernake, nr Marlborough
I actually captured 30 sequential images of this little fella - Will make into an animated GIF at somepoint.
Macro & Burst mode to full effect
A building that had cracked at somepoint and was being repaired. Perhaps this was the museum that was closed?
Walking in the West Woods of Savernake, nr Marlborough
I actually captured 30 sequencial images of this little fella - Will make into an animated GIF at somepoint.
Macro & Burst mode to full effect
A great example and a car I hope to get one of these at somepoint, cant explain my love for the Minor
Front view of the plane. At somepoint, I'll make a GAU Gun from some carbon fiber rods. Not soon though!
yep.. we're still working away, but have now moved into the bedroom side of the house, so we have lots of room! We're starting this side of the house this month and will be having Christmas in our new Family room, finished or not! And at somepoint, we'll be seeding the lawn, all 2.5 acres of it... :) yea, we have a riding lawn mower!
Only trustable thing in my room. Mirrors even lie to me at somepoint, but this book never did. It may be the book with lot of unbelievable stories. But this is the book which teaches me, to love.
I may or may not change this shot for the jumping one below at somepoint but i feel that i already have maybe too many jumping shots in my 365 (although i sure there will be more in the next 72 days!)
Taken late last night on a visit to London, shall post a processed and straightened version at somepoint tomorrow, but thats pretty much outta the camera
I love Harvey's! I had actually hidden this at somepoint, but I had trouble picking between this, and the newer version.
Got one of the new landspeeder storms I have loved painting it.. they look cool... only problem (well 2) is 1... the antenna thing at the front is a lil bent, and 2... I cant paint scouts for sh!t.. I am totally useless at it, so hopefully at somepoint some scouts will be placed on here.. if i can get them to a point where they dont just embarass me...
English Electric class 20 diesel locomotive D8137 stands in the headshunt at Winchcombe. This locomotive is a 'Thunderbird' but is also used on numerous driver experience courses. It is hoped to be joined by class 73 73129 at somepoint in the future.
A few more shots of this rather attractive fly I osted yesterday.
It took me a couple of days to pin down the ID but pretty sure I have it now. This is a type of Marsh fly belonging to the family Sciomyzidae and I believe this indivdual to be Coremacera marginata. As adults, this species feeds on nectar and dew, while it's larvae prey on several types of terrestrial snails, hence it's alternate name: "the Snail-Killing Fly".
I'm very pleased to have found this one, and what a rather beautiful fly it is too! Just check out the markings on it's head, and depending on the angle you approach, it's coumpound eyes showed a distinctive band of purple iridescence. And as for the wings, what a magnificent mottled patterning! I rolled of a hole series of shots so expect more at somepoint :)
Taken at Skylarks Nature Reserve (Nottingham)
This is a bridge in Kendal over the filled in Kendal Canal. At somepoint in the past the bridge has been doubled in width. You can still see the original Bridge.
Operator: Ipswich Buses (Since 2019)
Make Of Bus: Scania N230UD OmniCity
New To: Transdev London In Somepoint Of 2008 Or 2009
Livery: Ipswich Buses (Since 2019)
Route: Not In Service
Location: A1156 Crown Street, Ipswich
Former Operators: Transdev London) (2008/09-2014) London United (2014-2019)
Former Liveries: London Red (2008/09-2019)
Former Reg Plate: YN08 MRV
I was told of some amazing sunrises so was hopeful to capture one at somepoint! Chrissa knocked on the door to say I might want to look out of the window and this was the view from my bedroom! Had to be seen to be believed! No tripod but a really convenient wall helped me out! I have done nothing to the colours, they really were that good!
I need to go back to Canada in the next few years at somepoint . . . Way overdue in getting my CN Tower, Niagara Falls, and THE SECOND CITY fix in :) !!!!!!!
Ukai on the left (original) and Araya on the right (replaced at somepoint). Original Suntour Hubs that I may try to clean up and use again.
A few more shots of this rather attractive fly I osted yesterday.
It took me a couple of days to pin down the ID but pretty sure I have it now. This is a type of Marsh fly belonging to the family Sciomyzidae and I believe this indivdual to be Coremacera marginata. As adults, this species feeds on nectar and dew, while it's larvae prey on several types of terrestrial snails, hence it's alternate name: "the Snail-Killing Fly".
I'm very pleased to have found this one, and what a rather beautiful fly it is too! Just check out the markings on it's head, and depending on the angle you approach, it's coumpound eyes showed a distinctive band of purple iridescence. And as for the wings, what a magnificent mottled patterning! I rolled of a hole series of shots so expect more at somepoint :)
Taken at Skylarks Nature Reserve (Nottingham)
Taken with the MX but the mucky plane windows make it look more like a pinhole
I'm guessing the volcanic ash will pass and these will be back in the sky at somepoint...
school house in Markham Ontario built in 1902 and converted into a home at somepoint. it is nice from the outside but nothing to see inside.
my friend anni became pope or something and theres also a drunk in the pic too.he passed out at somepoint and stood up to sing!!! :)
A timber yard, near Grange-over-sands in Cumbria; Olympus om-1n, D-76. I might reprint at somepoint to try and get more detail in the shadows.
While visiting RSPB Brading Marshes on the IOW last week, I spotted a small group of Rooks fly out from a tree nearby and out from that group came two huge Crows flying in my direction. They clearly weren't Rooks as they're beaks were just plain black rather than grey.
As soon as I saw them, I was convinced they were Ravens and managed to get a shot of each one as they flew past. Another birdwatcher that I was talking to at the time said that they looked more like Ravens rather than Crows and he said they'd been seen elsewhere on the island before, so I had my hopes up for them to be Ravens and when I sent this shot to Alexthefrog, he confirmed this one as a Raven.
I was very pleased as I'd been wanting to see Ravens for ages and I hope I see some closer to home at somepoint :-)
10-22-15 Brooklyn, NY. At somepoint in life, signs such as "Lawn Closed" have little meaning if one can circumvent their chains.
so i was laying outside with gen tonight and we were talking about leaves.
OK
so i was thinking about the fact that every tree has a bunch of leaves on it the way that they are situated doesnt reall imply a pattern to a normal person but all things grow the way that they do for a reason. just cause we dont understand the way that something is doesnt mean that something is wrong or imperfect cause everything is perfect in its own way. But if you think about the fact that every a big tree has a lot of leaves like at least 10,000 than how many leaves are there in this world. what does it mean if a tree can grow so many leaves and it seems so imperfect to us but there is a reason that it grows the way that it does, what is it about a leaf that it makes it so easy for a leaf to just be. It doesnt have to worry about anything it has a single reason in its being it is here to help others it doesnt question what others think about it doesnt care what other leaves think about it. the only thing that it soes is soak up the sun and make oxygen. the whole reason that a leaf is put on this earth is to help others. whether it makes oxygen or makes someone think. A leaf is without question the simplest thing that has a purpose in this world it comes in the begining and it goes at the end of the season. It doesnt question it self, a leaf doesnt worry about what other people think about it if it is funny looking or if it is gorgeous. It isnt worried about having sex or how many people that it has slept with, a leaf is happy bein a leaf it doesnt worry about anything it knows why it is here and it knows that at somepoint it will be gone. the only thing that it has to worry about is now, that is what we can learn from a leaf is that what we have to worry about is here and now not tomorrow ro yesterday.
the only thing that we can really influence is the here and now, we cant change what happened yesterday and we really cant have an influence on tomorrow. live today for today, most importantly live today for yourself, dont worry what other people say or do if they cant see things the way that you do than let them be there own person it isnt worth bringing yourself down.
--m.m.c.
This is image no. 112 of 365 for my 2011 365 project.
"Random Stuff"
This is the third night that I have pulled random stuff from the house to photograph. The interesting thing is that I haven't changed the lighting for the past 3 days... same light, same power, same settings on the flash, same position and yet, I have 3 different looks. Last nights and tonights are similar, granted, but still different in the shadows... much more detail in this one. Anyway, it is past midnight but the photo was taken on the 22nd, at around 11:57PM... cutting it a little close.
Liz and I went out tonight with some friends and while I had my camera with me, I never pulled it out as the place was downstairs, at night with only the soft glow of a few dart boards and a golden tee to illuminate the place. Not exactly photo friendly. Besides, I was having too much fun getting my arse kicked at darts. I used to be OK but it has been at least 8 years since I have picked up a dart... not very conducive to the game. Anyway, this is just another excuse as to why I don't have a good photo for the 365. At somepoint I will have a print worthy photo... perhaps tomorrow, which at this point is actually today. Here is to today!