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Lowest level, “D”, the Doe Library, UC Berkeley’s big main library.
I just came by for some detective fiction 😊 I like to sit for a bit in the big leather chair, and watch others working hard.
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The Old Malt House, Markyate, Hertfordshire. Before the coming of the railway, the village was an important stop for everybody travelling between London and the Midlands. There were hotels and dozens of pubs and brew houses (such as this one). What is left today are three pubs and their survival is not guaranteed.
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entered in the award trees ~ October Blur! ~
Challenge.
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It has been rather mild lately considering that it is still winter and so Tofu has spent more time outside again. Yesterday he followed me when I went out do to some garden work. The garden is a mess at the moment but that doesn't bother Tofu as long as his feathered friends are around.
Late February in the sunshine. Hazel tree flowers; the male catkin and the smaller female ‘bud-like’ flower. Also on the same twig, the leaf bud.
Seen at The Knapp & Papermil, a Worcestershire Wildlife Trust reserve.
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Nikon FM2
Nikon 60MM Mirco Lens
Kodak T-Max 400 developed in T-Max for 9 minutes
This is the actual print from the negative. Split toned in sepia and selenium toners. It actually looks more pinkish than the phone photo shows. Printed on Ilford Multigrade Classic FB paper.
Treating a flower like a person means to take a portrait shot. This image was created by shooting through a frame (lead in this case) and by using five LED spotlights in various positions. I had to go indoors as there is currently too much wind outside. Processed in Fujifilm's raw converter and macOS High Sierra photo editor.
An adult Escambia Waterdog from a tributary of the Yellow River in southern Alabama.
This species was split from the N. beyeri lineage, which now represents populations in rivers and drainages west of the Perdido River. As adults, this species has few dark spots along the back and tail and an unspotted nose as well as a light unspotted belly. Because Necturus are completely aquatic, there are very few opportunities for dispersal and gene flow between populations. N. beyeri is thought to have several possible lineages that require further study.
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