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Instructions as promised for my ninja turtles.
Yesterday I did Splinter too, mostly because of Tenor Penny and Markus Ronge - thank you guys for the inspiration. And yes, I know Splinter looks a bit like Alf too :D Still, I'm very proud of his head :)))
Instructions for the ninjas can be found here.
Ice on Lammas Meadow, Walthamstow Marshes. It looks like the water level dropped before it could freeze to an adequate depth to walk on - other areas were much stronger, although still tempting fate.
United States Navy
McDonnell Douglas F/A-18A Hornet
163148 / AF-06
VFC-12 Fighting Omars "Ambush"
Commander Naval Air Reserve Force (COMNAVAIRESFOR), NAS Oceana, Virginia Beach, Virginia
To view a hi-res version and for more information visit my website:NAS Oceana Air Show 2016
Wow, it never occurred to me that hummingbirds might be attracted to the sweet nectar of Pitcher Plants...but then, I learn something new on every hike! I can thank my new friend Chaney for this revelation...while I was was searching for orchids, this wonderful young lady showed up with her Cannon...we struck up a lively conversation about our mutual passion for nature photography and at one point, she noticed this hummer behind me...I wheeled around and fired off a few shots before it zoomed away! Chaney is an excellent photographer and I just have to brag on her...she won second place in the category 'reptiles' with her superb shot of an Anole lizard in the 2015 Outdoor Alabama Photography Competition!!!
I found these old wooden trains in the seldom seen backlot of the historic Boone Valley Railroad, Boone IA.
Berlin, Germany. Interior detail of the mirrored column inside the glass dome atop the Reichstag, designed by Norman Foster.
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This weekend's adventure with Mark took us both to the Cotswolds in Gloucestershire in search of woodland wonderland.
Wintry conditions where abound with a developing mist and intermittent light show made for calm and unique photographic opportunity under the canopy of trees
Wandering around a winter's wood is very therapeutic! With the isolation from the everyday noise and troubles of daily life, it gives one a chance to take stock and breathe and the opportunity to re-engage with something natural.
Dead Space 3 • ReShade Framework • Jim's CE Table • FOV •
• Screnshot Size: 1476 x 2160p • (cropped)
A portrait shot of Castell y Gwynt high on the Glyderau in Eryri National Park. Known as "Castle of the Winds" in English, it forms a fabulously splintered summit between Glyder Fawr and Glyder Fach.
I took this on a marvellous day out with Clive Griffiths back in March when we were treated to some very clear weather. In fact Clive stayed down there camping for a good few days in fine weather. It was bitterly cold in a strong wind on the summit ridge here, but the air was clear and we got some wonderful photos to remind ourselves of a wonderful Snowdonian day.
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On June 17th, Wichita experienced a powerful storm with a record-setting wind gust of 102 mph, which is the highest wind speed recorded in Wichita since records began in 1970.
Here you can see one of the after effects of one of the many huge trees falling and causing damage to a home.
Still experimenting with weekly theme of leading lines.