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Table Mountain (11,065 feet, 3373 meters) is often hiding behind Turret Mountain. However, we got some peekaboo views from relatively far away on the southern reaches of the Thorofare Trail.
Every year between mid-September and mid-October Van Diemen Quality Bulbs on Table Cape, open their farm to the public to see the beautiful array of colour. Table Cape is the remains of a large extinct volcano, and the soil is rich in nutrients.
www.tablecapetulipfarm.com.au/van-diemen-quality-bulbs
We'll start here with a fairly conventional view.
The table is set and we await the arrival of our family .... it's going to get noisy, soon when our grandsons start to open their Christmas presents that Santa must have left here!!
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Going through the archives of this year.....always loved this shot....it's a rework of one I posted a few months ago....love it in sepia!!
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I saw a beautiful mid century table through Pinterest and Mini Models was able to recreate it for me. I love it with the Ghost chairs!
I dipped this leaf in water then layed it on the picnic table the water from it soaked into the table making the sunlight of late evening pop on it. The light areas at the point of the leaf is from the water that drenched into the table ..Made a great reflection of the sunlight..The water soaked in fast so had to take the shot as soon as the leaf was placed on the the table, I was thinking I must get this light of the water on the table
Indoor table and outdoor table. The deck is the best room to be in these days - except when the fog is in.
After some weeks of work and vacation I finally sorted my bricks and got something special for you in the upcoming month...
good evening, herr doktor. how are you?
hello, my boy. come see what I've made. I've been working on this periodic table for days now, and it's just about finished.
you mean you've discovered a new element? doktor, that's awesome!
well, no. but I've found a very practical application. see?
what is it?
it's a table. made up of the periodic table.
so it's a periodic table. . . table?
brilliant, isn't it?
stylish too.
and useful! I built it while taking breaks from my newest study, "The Effects of Country-Western Music on Suicide."
you mean there is one?
oh, you'd be surprised.
I bet.
4 day Urbex Roadtrip from Porto to Lisbon and a few days to wander around Lisbon at the end.
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(came to my mind the song by Brian Ferry and the Roxy Music)
- Let's stick together
(m'est venue à l'esprit la chanson de Brian Ferry et des Roxy Music)
repurposed tabletop with eames era legs from the 50's..I painted a little animal parade with mostly dogs, a few robins and a cat!
I captured this iconic view of Table Mountain from Blaauwberg beach shortly after sunset yesterday.
The thing that I like most about shooting coastal subjects such as this one, is that it’s practically impossible to capture exactly the same scene in the exact same way more than once. The constantly changing light, clouds, tides and waves will always ensure a totally unique image… every time you press the shutter!
My favorite image of the day is this one by Miles Morgan (aka mm767cap), an airline pilot from Portland, Oregon. Not only is Miles an incredibly talented photographer, but he’s also one of the most modest and humble photographers that I’ve come across on Flickr. And he’s funny too… I’m always smiling by the time that I finish reading the descriptions to one of his images! Thanks for all the inspiration over the past couple of years Miles… I hope that one day I'll be able to take photos like you do!
Nikon D300, Sigma 10-20 at 13mm, an aperture of f9 and a 1/40th second exposure.
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