STOOP LOOP MIX
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To what will love not stoop!
.........Samuel Backett
Macro Monday theme: "The First Letter of My Name"
Caribbean Coastline ~ Yucatán Peninsula ~ Cancún, Mexico
Nikon D7500, Sigma 18-300, ISO 160, f11.0, 120mm, 1/500s
Taken yesterday at RSPB Greylake in Somerset, UK.
It was moving at over 100mph here, and within seconds had caught and killed a Teal in mid-air!
My nature blog;
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made it back.. yesterday was a super long day. Still feeling lagged, but I will be catching up today and tomorrow.. Happy Weekend, Everyone!
Nice flick of one from late last year,
After a bit of a hiatus i will be returning back to form one day soon.
I can't wait to get back to Business.. Sometimes you gotta wait.....
Ive always played the serial killer approach to graff... I want to do it for ever so i don't wanna go doin to much too soon, I got years of good killin ahead, i got the urge right now! Dammmit! haha
“Time spent with cats is never wasted.”
- Sigmund Freud
Soundtrack : www.youtube.com/watch?v=VBdSqk78nHw
WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT – TOM JONES
Looking for the waxwings
eating apples in the orchard
a big cat came to greet me
he was huge and very forward
He climbed the fence to meet me
to block my view of birds
he told me they were meant for him
hadn't anybody heard
I must admit he made my day
he made me belly laugh
I laughed until my ribs were aching
he told me I was daft
He climbed the fence like he was human
and not a cat at all
but he landed like a cat on all fours
told me a tale so tall
Once upon an eerie moment
he said he'd seen a ghost
while lurking in the nearby churchyard
scratching at a post
It was the spirit of a lady
who carried a lantern bright
she stooped to pick up falling conkers
her body clothed in white
her hair so long and straggly dangled
over her eyes and face
her finger nails were more like talons
that cut through her finest lace
“I think she was a witch”, he said
“and once I was her familiar,
so I hid behind the biggest headstone
in case she beckoned me to her.”
“Were you afraid?”, I asked the cat.
“No, not at all, not really ...
but I'd rather be a humble cat
chasing the waxwings freely.”
He looked well fed and was content
he loved to pose for his portrait
and I was sorry to say goodbye
but had I stayed I would be late
Happy Fence Friday to you my friends
and a Happy Caturday too
It's nice to be back and feeling happy
and it's lovely to see all of you! : 0)
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Cant resist snapping Hobbies when they are around.. This one was catching Hawthorn flies at height when it spotted a much tastier (to them I guess) Dragonfly. It turned in the air and came down in an impressive stoop.
Thanks for the support everyone who looks and comments. I been real busy but ill be back on this shit soon!
Priya and Parker watching things go down in Cavrone City
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"Everybody's got their problems
Everybody says the same things to you
It's just a matter how you solve them
But what else are we supposed to do"
Stoop Kids bento pose, complete with joint and materials enabled staircase, is for sale @ Flourish on June 10th!
An 18thC guide stoop (guide post) on East Moor near Chesterfield. The spelling of the names of the towns and villages marked on it was usually left to the person who carved it.
Stoop; (noun) the descent of a bird especially on its prey. Ospey diving in for breakfast, this time it was unsuccessful.
Marchers on the Common only a couple of blocks away . . . and this man sits reading the paper on his stoop.
Thanksgiving in rear mirror.
Pumpkins on back stoop.
DeKalb County (Winnona Park), Georgia, USA.
26 November 2021.
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Once a vibrant seeker of light, the sunflower now stands with a heavy, bowed head. Its stem, formerly a pillar of strength, is now frail and hunched, as if collapsing under the weight of its own memories.
The radiant yellow has bled out, leaving behind a spectral palette of ash-grey, muted sepia, and bone-white. This colorless state emphasizes a transition from life to a skeletal, paper-like remains.
The petals are no longer soft but brittle and curled, resembling aged parchment. The dark, hollow center looks like a "silent eye" that has stopped watching the sun.
One of the 17thC Guide Stoops on Big Moor perhaps shownig what a busy and important place this was all those years ago.
A guide stoop in a remote location on Big Moor. This is only the broken-off top portion of the stone.
Some of the markings are a little unclear but read:
'Hoope Road', 'Chasterfeld Road', 'Tideswall Road' and 'Dronfeld Road'.
April 2024 Krakow, Poland. This gentleman was taking up some rest time on this stoop. I bet he has some stories to tell. I've really liked the original edit, (posted in my photostream). I just had a thought of widening it and dropping some of the saturation and working through making it as sharp as I can without blowing it out. I think it came out nice. Enjoy. Edited with Adobe LR