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A lot of artists seem to give their work really boring names - so I thought I might do the same! Being an artist of sorts.....
Found the tiniest patch of sunlight this afternoon. It lit up the trees against the dark clouds behind
With intermittent sunlight and rain this morning, I raced outside with coffee and camera and cardboard.
Belly shot with elbow tripod. Thanks for looking. I know a lot of you don't like bokeh balls. I do.
Stay safe. And have a good International Women's Day and decade, or two!
In Morning Springs Wood (or Felley Woods as I believe its known locally) on a glorious day with the sunlight streaming through the trees.
So the park is home to squirrels, beavers, fereal cats, wild parrots, peacocks and many varieties of ducks.
© Darlene Bushue 2019
Came in early from the park one evening and decided to take a drive out the Chief Joseph Highway outside of Cooke City, which is also known as Sunlight Basin. Besides being a beautiful drive, it's also a popular spot to see a variety of wildlife, including moose, bear, and bighorn sheep. We didn't come across anything other than deer along our drive but sure enjoyed the views along the way. It rained much of the time, but the clouds parted just long enough to let a little sunshine through on this scene.
Happy Hump Day!!!
An optimist is a person who sees a green light everywhere, while a pessimist sees only the red stoplight... the truly wise person is colorblind.
So said Albert Schweitzer.
For years I wondered who Albert Schweitzer was. I doubt you as the reader did. But I did. But not because I'm weird. You see I lived in Albert Schweitzer Strasse in Lubbecke, Germany. I left it more than 50 years to find out who he was. Apparently he received the 1952 Nobel Peace Prize for his philosophy of “Reverence for Life". That got my interest and I decided to try and read it, but I struggled with it as it is quite hard going and sounds like it was written by a German.
This is the exterior slopped ceiling of the “Cardboard Cathedral” photographed from the outside looking west and the setting sun naturally illuminates the structure.
The facility is made from shipping containers, cardboard tubes, timber stained glass and steel. The roof (pictured here) is made of polycarbonate. This is a temporary structure while the original cathedral is repaired following the 2011 earthquake.
"don't worry about a thing,
'cause every little thing gonna be all right.
singin': "don't worry about a thing,
'cause every little thing gonna be all right!"
Rise up this mornin',
smiled with the risin' sun,
Bob Marley
Across the road from our house.
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Have a lovely Sunday!
Two beautiful black birds species with emphasis on the vibrant eye color.
In the first photo, Red-rumped Cacique (Cacicus haemorrhous)/ "Guaxe" in portuguese has part of his back in vibrant red color but only visible in-flight, and beautiful blue eyes.
He is a big bird with a pointed beak, measures between 21.5 and 29.5 centimeters in length and is between 62 and 96 grams in weight.
The second is a little bird with black plumage and red eyes.
The name: Blue-billed Black Tyrant (Knipolegus cyanirostris) / Maria preta de bico azulado. He stayed for some minutes, very serene at the sunlight and I could take some photos.
激情的夜晚過去了~
誰勝誰敗在明天日出後，已不重要，這個國家該怎麼走出這桎梏的迷霧，往更好的地方，或許比酸言、牽拖與謾罵，更為重要吧~
@ Pienza, Val d'Orcia, Toscana , Italy ~