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Around many corners of Polperro is a little quirky hidden gem like this, looks like this could have been taken anywhere in Europe. I think I prefer to shoot the unknown unique more than the well known landmarks.
Vas'ka is going to check everything on the festive table and to choose what is suitable for him.
Happy Caturday!
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au Notting Hill Coffee, Arras
Sleeping At Last - "Two" youtu.be/PrDzd4ufypE
Juste avant d'arriver sur la Place des Héros, on peut apercevoir l'Hôtel de Ville et le Beffroi...et peut être faire une petite pause
merci à Brenda Starr pour la texture 116 flic.kr/p/7VpaVM
Table and chairs on the summer terrace in the hotel "Moscow". city of Uglich. Russia. I have rarely been in a hotel, but walked past this place ... stop light, shadows and lines are very interesting.
I amped this table accent macro shot for Sliders Sunday, hope you enjoy the lighting, texture, color manipulation to give it a bit more ump!
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……'Bring your own flagon' - Hardly likely to be from the wedding party of Prince Arthur & his bride Catherine of Aragon but you never know😊. A few extra nudges on the Sliders on this iPhone shot of Ludlow Castle. HSS, Alan:-)
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The Ring Road to Mývatn passes through rather arid desert landscapes, but the weather conditions can make it interesting. This was the case, with landscapes whitened by snow and a highly structured cloud layer, often including lenticular formations.
A shiny cafe-table on Hindley Street, at dusk this evening. I had to resort to using my iPhone as my compact zoom camera was out of battery juice.
I’m thinking maybe a return to iPhone camera might be in order as it does make posting so easy. These days, my work-life balance is totally out of control and I need to get back to posting on Flickr.
Easy to see how this flat-topped mountain got it's name.
I wanted the sun to light up the sloping hill covered with arrowleaf balsamroot to enhance the shot. Took awhile but glad it finally did. Impressive tops to many of the mountains in central Oregon.
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Lighting: Pocket Lamp
TV in the background
Open lens
Zeiss Jena Biotar 25mm f1.4
von einer Pentaflex 8 (Pentacon)
APS-C Mod. on A7R
A table decoration at Cafe Kick in Islington.
Meopta Flexaret Standard camera
Rollei RPX25 film
Lab develop & scan
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Yup , this was meant to be a bird to get a shot for SSC this week , and what do I get - a squirrel !! There have been a number of birds about so far this week from Blue Tits to Pigeons on the table , the seed feeder and the fat snax feeder and to be honest , a random capture may well do for my SSC shot even if I clipped the end of it's tail off .
However , the squirrel seems to be tucking in well and come the end of the summer it will be all over the curly - whirly tree after the hazelnuts .