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Three Cliffs Bay takes its name from the three sea cliffs that jut out into the bay. Pennard Pill is a large stream which flows into the sea in the middle of the bay. Individual beaches make up the bay, they have their own names, including Pobbles Bay to the east of the Three Cliffs, and Tor Bay to the west. The beaches are separated at high tide but are accessible to each other at low tide on foot over the sands.
Intentional or not, relationships exist with everyone we interact with.
Sometimes we are passive participants in these relationships. Sometimes we invest enthusiastically.
How to decide?
For me, it's a feeling, not a calculated decision. Rather, it needs to feel right for me to move forward.
Christina, Jenna, and I are such good friends, we refer to each other as sisters.
Is that the same for you?
Three of the four Cygnets preening if you look close you can see how many feathers are on the grass.
Seems I've been so busy Flickring that my poor garden is becoming a jungle. Yesterday, I went out to trim the star jasmine gone wild and I found this little jewel still blooming.
Three pretty stars! Ultimately not much trimming was actually accomplished. . .
Spring or Fall...Happy last day of September! :-)))
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My first time on the beach at Happisburgh on Sunday and a visit to these wooden sea defences, which unfortunately aren't doing the job they were intended for, with the coastline succumbing to erosion at quite a quick rate.
They do however make a great subject for photography and are probably only appreciated by landscape photographers.
As always with minimalist photography, less is more.
Olga, Masha and Irina? No, this is not the "Three Sisters" (Три сeстры́) play by the Russian author and playwright Anton P. Chekhov (Антон Павлович Чехов) . We are Erika, Jeanette and Zarah, the Three Hungarian T-Sisters
Commemorative Air Force, Falcon Field, Peachtree City, Georgia
Hasselblad Super Wide with fixed Biogon 38mm f/4.5 lens and Ilford HP5+ film.
Lema daturaphila
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Three in Stockholm, Sweden
Two people texting about a woman exaggerating the size of a fish.
Re-visiting photos I took in Stockholm as part of my 2018 review
When I recently visited Laudholm Farm in Wells, Maine there were ten or more monarch butterflies feeding on what I think is a variety of milkweed. I managed to get three in one photo. They are quite aggressive and chase each other off of a flower even appearing to bump into each other. I stand corrected (see comment below); this is Joe Pye weed and it is related to the sun flower.
These three were bridesmaids for a wedding in Hong Kong. This was taken at sunset at Tsin Sha Tsui on Hong Kong harbour.
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the spires of the Empire state building (left), Conde Nast building (center), and the u/c New York times tower (right) strike the sky at sunset in New York with NJ in back of the skysrapers. you can see the spires better if you see all sizes. oh, and there will soon be 4 spires in this photo when the bank of america is completed.
To all our Friends:
We will enjoy these Christmas days spend with our Wildbunch... and with Alex
who is feeling a bit more recovered from his second chemo that will be wonderful.
We can go for a nice walk, and then snuggle on the sofa and cherish the moment..
I'll try to visit you all, the next coming days and admire all your wonderful pictures...
And for now our message is:
" From home to home, and heart to heart, from one place to another
The warmth and joy of Christmas, brings us closer to each other...."
Saskia & Ronald
Goofy Alex Sam Ozzy and Little Miss Pebbles
This piece started my 2012 entry year in the Blue Raven Gallery. The show aptly titled "Crazy for Color", is a juried exhibit running from January through March.
Acrylic on paper