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2014 Rock & Roll USA / DC Marathon & Half Marathon / Start on Constitution Avenue between 14th and 15th Street, NW, Washington DC on Saturday morning, 15 March 2014 by Elvert Barnes Photography
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Ellen MacArthur starts her "Round Britain Voyage" for her Ellen MacArthur Trust from Cowes, Isle of Wight on 3rd May 2009. Dame Ellen MacArthur is onboard the yacht the "Scarlet Oyster" as well as five young people, all who have sailed with the Trust before and are in recovery from cancer and leukaemia.
I just started increasing again- I am on a roll!
Did a lot of knitting and watching netflix instant this weekend.
Twenty-three minutes before the start time.
The red vehicle on the right is the time car, polished to within an inch of it's life, and covered with vinyl lettering which make's it look as if they've nicked it from a showroom forecourt.
Taken Sunday 13th September 2009, 0907BST.
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Stuff in the Garage.
We lost power for about 2 hours due to a heavy monsoon storm. So I started to find stuff in the garage to take pictures of to pass the time. You can tell I got bored.
September 13, 2017
The group I hiked with decided to go out toward Black Mountain via Canyon and Bella Vista trails. I'm pretty sure Bella Vista is the one seen in the distance while Canyon Trail is the closer one.
A severe thunderstorm takes on a bit of rotation after transitioning from a linear complex to a single storm.
One of the museum volunteers starts up a vintage Rumley Oil-Pull tractor, by priming the wheel on the side of the tractor...
I really like the energy at the start. The tension is heightened when the gun sounds. For a split second, all of the racers are tied and then they are gone.
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Man, I can't believe that it's 2010 already. I just got used to writing year numbers beginning with "2". Now I have to retain my hand to leave out the "00" in the middle. What a bummer! I'll probably jump ahead and start writing 20010. Hey wasn't that a "thirties-something" TV series? No, wait, it's the ZIP code for Washington, DC. See, I'm aimlessly rambling already. I hope that that's not an omen.
Anyway, let's start with things that are not fish. This is not a fish:
As any fool can see, it's a spider, a very familiar spider, on a yellow flower. I cannot stop taking pictures of these amusing little spiders. They are certainly prolific. On many days there will be one of these little fellows on nearly every blossom. I suspect that it also has a very specialised hunting technique targeted to insects that feed on and pollinate these flowers. It is obviously an ambush predator, as are many spiders. It does not depend on its web, which you can see if you click to enlarge. The web wraps around the central parts of the flower and may or may not take part in the capture. These spiders eat tiny striped-wing flies on which I have often seen them feeding.
And, this also is not a fish, though the name implies otherwise:
It's a Starfish (Linckia multifora) on the old catamaran at the Eel Garden near Pig Island.
And, neither is this a fish. I got this shot to illustrate that everywhere you look in the sea you find the spiral. It's one of natures' most common themes: It is, of course, coral. Specifically, it's Acropora clathrata. Now you know. Isn't that a relief?
Now, these are fish. This rather disorganised mob of Striped Catfish (Plotosus lineatus) are regrouping after being startled out of their tiny wits my me attempting to get close enough for a picture: They will shortly resume their normal feeding habit of marching above the sand in a line like soldiers policing up cigarette butts.
And, this is also a fish, the Pixy Hawkfish (Cirrhitichthys oxycephalus): A very pretty fish it is. These look very much more interesting against a dark, blurred background. You can then better see the delicate structure of its dorsal fin, an exercise in excess detail. You can see what I mean in this post featuring the Dwarf Hawkfish, a closely related species. By the way, this is the red variation of the species. The other variation is less colourful.
So, let's finish up with everybody's favourite fish - Nemo: Nemo, a Clown Anemonefish (Amphiprion percula) is here with friends and me today to wish you a very happy New Year.
Now I have to start thinking seriously about my New Year's Resolution.
December 10, 2022 - The 16th Annual Mount Hood Nutcracker Challenge -a Melrose Running Club event - Melrose, Massachusetts. START of the cross-country race - from photographer 1.
The 2014 Komen Columbus Race for the Cure photographed May 17, 2014. (© Tom Dunkes | www.JamesDeCamp.com | 614-367-6366)