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Model: Cristina Maria Saracut | Location: Hamburg
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I love to think of nature as an unlimited broadcasting station through which God speaks to us every hour, if we will only tune in.
George Washington Carver
Mark Water, The New Encyclopedia of Christian Quotations (Alresford, Hampshire: John Hunt Publishers Ltd, 2000), 685.
This is what we went to see, I think we just caught the end of the season. I’ve posted a colour and mono version, we like them both...
HMBT!
. . . BETTER on black . . . Via Fluidr . . . (then click on image to view details LARGE) . . . bigger is definitely better
I think I've got the ID correct; please correct me if not. According to the websites I've read, this hoverfly is common; however, I don't think I've seen it before. I found this one on an umbellifer (which it apparently favours) in Lainshaw Woods, Stewarton. It didn't pose for many shots before hovering off :D.
It doesn't seem to have a common name.
Think Positive! The pluses look random but they're not. A new quilt pattern - more info on the blog.
Yes, dressing up as a woman is alot of fun, and I think that I am not the only one who enjoys the "taboo" or forbidden aspect of being dressed. I think it is one of the reasons why I dress. I guess I just need to be different from other men!
I think this is a Coopers Hawk? I was happy to see him and get this with a not so great lens. He sat pretty for me with both dogs as I snapped, then walked away.
// Trees stranded between a lagoon and the ocean, interweave in an scabbled effort to escape the rising tides. With dusk alomst over, the they absorb what little light remains.
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"I want to sing like the birds sing. Not worrying about who hears or what they think." -Rumi
If you think this was another one of my late-twentieth-century Ektachrome Moments, you might be right. I can't remember what slide film I used.
What I do remember was the sight of about 5 in (13 cm) of snow on the ground at this spectacular site, the easternmost scrap of mainland US, more than four weeks after the Spring Equinox. I'd returned to Quoddy Head to take nice vernal photos for my Plant Explorer's Guide to New England, and instead I wandered into the set of Nanook of the North.
But after I'd fetched my snow goggles, parka, and dog team I realized I'd been given a chance to see Maine's rugged Downeast coast the way it is when all the tourists are gone. Except for the lighthouse crew, I had the place completely to myself.
What stood out for obvious reasons were not the individual species of the park's raised bog or intertidal zone, but the shoreline outcrops and the snow-mantled masses of White Spruce (Picea glauca) behind them. In a world of snow it's the larger things that matter.
In this shot, the emphasis is on the bedrock. It's dark, Silurian-period diabase (or, if you're a geologist outside the US, dolerite). It was emplaced in what various recent authors have interpreted as the eastern margin of Ganderia, the microcontinent that docked with this part of Laurentia (ancestral North America) before the arrival of Avalonia.
Intermediate in texture between coarse-grained gabbro (a mafic intrusive) and fine-grained basalt (a mafic extrusive), diabase generally solidifies underground, but not far from the surface.
Also visible beyond the rocky shore is the mouth of the Bay of Fundy and, on the faint horizon, the cliffs of Canada's Grand Manan Island.
To see my other photos and descriptions in this Quoddy Head series, visit my Strange Sort of Spring album.
i think this is the version of the M14 i love the most, i had to make it.
i was surprised how easy it was to build it and also i was very fast.
credits are due:
Brayden.Maine for the Aimpoint
Benjoo for the sling and new logo
Turkeyshot for the side rail
Shockwave for the grips, magpul and also slings.
i hope you guys like it.