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This fisherman, brightly clad in an orange survival suit, was dwarfed by gain elevators as he walked out the harbor to a favorite spot - all the while testing for thin ice ahead of him with a heavy steel chipper.
This black swallowtail appears to be floating over the ground, but it's actually standing on a clover flower stalk as it gets nectar from it.
Loooong shadows when walking with Wiki Cat this morning
( my 347th image to make it into Explore. Thank you everyone.)
As the ice starts to melt and the waves grow, it breaks the ice into slices that are gently pushed towards the shore. This process not only looks a little strange, but the sound is fantastic. It's like hundreds of wind chimes all at the same time. Music to the ear from nature. It only lasts a short time before its gone again until next year.
Good morning from the Space Coast of Florida: thin morning fog gave the #sunrise an outer-worldly look, seen here over the Pineda Causeway from Melbourne (FL).
Another shot of the Erasmusbrug (Erasmus bridge) in Rotterdam.
Handheld, but propped against one of the cables to keep the camera steady during the shot (4 seconds at f/16; focal length 18mm; ISO100)
Our eyes met and I had just enough time to get this one shot. I figured, it is worth keeping, if only for the moment!
A male sweat bee doing a bit of a tightrope act on a thread-thin grass stem. I noticed him near the ground, clambering up and down the stem; given that it was late in the day, I assume he was looking for a perch to roost on during the night.
With the sun now starting to appear on the front of the locomotive, 2705 departs Thirlmere with the last shuttle of the day to Buxton as part of the Day out with Thomas weekend at the NSW Rail Museum.
Sunday 4th November 2018
At the exhibition of Dutch artist Anton Heyboer (1924-2005) in Gemeentemuseum The Hague.
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Another trip down to Hindhope Linn with Simon Owens - could've done with a heavy rainfall beforehand as this fall is much better when it's powering down.
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