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Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!
If I were a turkey, I'd fly away too!
I hope you have a wonderful time with your families, gathered around the turkey meal. We have so much to be thankful for.
I captured these flying turkeys 13 years ago as I was walking through the woods in February. You can see the snow on the ground of a field of golden grasses.
Not the sharpest shot but it fits the bill for the Holiday, so I'll post it anyway. That said, I do like the colors and their flying behavior a lot here.
Turkeys prefer to walk and run, but when surprised or chased by predators, they can fly very well for short distances.
They will also fly into the air and into a tree to roost for the night, which is what they were doing here. After they passed me here, I watched them disappear into some large trees to roost.
What a thrill to see this action up close!
Grand Trunk Western train #451 heads west through Andersonville, Michigan enroute back to Durand with 3 GP38AC's in September of 1977.
Three different trees = three different colours. Hokkaido University campus, Sapporo, Japan.
Device: Samsung Galaxy A21 Simple SCV49.
Edited with GIMP.
A specialty variety of tulip, the petals tipped like stars, a gorgeous bright pink, with here and there a touch of the green brush...
Thank you for your time and comments, M, (*_*)
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昨日は雨の中鎌倉へ行ってきました。
先ずは長谷寺のニコニコ御地蔵様で皆様のご機嫌をお伺い致します。
I went to Kamakura in the rain yesterday.
First of all, I will post pictures of the three smiling Jizo of Hase-dera.
Week 23: Three (June 4th - 10th)
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Three hard boiled eggs cooling in iced water
with a reflection of the kitchen window.
A spectacular autumn morning in the Rockies near Canmore Alberta. The Three Sisters as taken from Policemans Creek.
The Legion of Honor, part of the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco, has an outstanding collection of about 70 sculptures by Auguste Rodin. The Three Shades occupy a place of honor in the Alma de Bretteville Spreckels gallery, named for the founder of the Legion.
I am looking forward to seeing more Rodin sculpture in Paris -- we leave next week and will be in northern France most of October.
Hope you have a great Sunday! Thank you all for your visits, comments, awards and faves -- I appreciate them all.
© Melissa Post 2016
As people gathered around the super maxi yacht Palm Beach, these three kayakers were enjoying the perfect summer conditions.
Palm Beach finished 5th in the line honours. As of today, 89 yachts have finished the race with the last yacht expected to arrive by January 3.
Double-handed yacht BNC, from New Caledonia, is the current favourite to secure the overall victory, with a handicap time of 4 days, 1 hour and 2 minutes. But the drama isn't over yet, because another yacht has lodged a protest which must be heard before the George Adams trophy is awarded.
VIDEO | Race Update - 30 December Afternoon
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LATEST UPDATE: RACE DECIDED BY PROTEST
In a sensational development BNC has been penalised 1 hour and 5 minutes for a breach in the rules of rigging a spinnaker. The international jury meeting at the Royal Hobart Yacht Club decided in favour of the protest made by NSW yacht Min River. Min River is now awarded the race on handicap, with BNC relegated to second place overall.
Jiang Lin now becomes the first female skipper to win the Sydney to Hobart overall.
They may look like normal size leaves, but these are miniature Oak leaves growing off of that single little stem that has broken out from the trunk of the tree.
This tree is in my landscape and these triplet beauties caught my eye as I was cutting the grass yesterday.
In the house I went, grabbed my macro lens, and captured them from several angles. Here is the result.
What is it about autumn leaves that are so beautiful?!
One night in 1984, the Reverend Bernard Coffindaffer had an epiphany. God called him, he explained afterward, to erect sets of three crosses across the land to recall Christ's crucifixion at Calvary. He would raise them wherever he could and start nearby—in the foothills west of the Allegheny Mountains in central West Virginia.
I'm not sure if these three crosses are part of what he erected, because he died in 1993 and others have taken up his mission. Most of his were painted with the center one being yellow and the two flanking ones blue. Many are now falling in disrepair which I find sad. It was very foggy the day I took this photo. Anyway, seems a fitting photo for today as it's Sabbath and Anita, Maddy (grandbaby) and I are headed to Roanoke and church. Have a blessed day everyone! :)
Victor Vasarely is truly a genius, having captured this image on canvas with brush and paint in a wonderfully nuanced and harmonious way, without the use of today's high-resolution printing technology.
The painting hung high up in the stairwell of the Würth Museum, and I could only photograph it with a telephoto lens.
Here on my computer screen (press L), the image appears completely three-dimensional, with the blue areas curved concave and convex, and the red areas receding into the background. He swapped blue and black and red and black diagonally.
Dreidimensional
Victor Vasarely ist wahrlich ein Genie, hat er doch dieses Bild mit Pinsel und Farbe super nuanciert und abgestimmt, ohne die heutige, feindüsige Druckertechnik, auf Leinwand gebannt.
Das Gemälde hing hoch im Treppenhaus des Würth-Museums und ich konnte es nur mit einem Tele fotografieren.
Hier auf meinem Computerbildschirm (bitte Ansicht vergrößern) wirkt das Bild vollkommen dreidimnsional, die Blauen Flächen konkav und konvex gebogen, die roten Flächen in den Hintergrund zurück tretend (lang- und kurzwelliges Licht). Er vertauschte jeweils Blau und Schwarz und Rot und Schwarz in der Diagonale.
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Three Drivers sculpture is towards the top of the 118 metre staircase known as at the Yerevan Cascade in Armenia's capital, and towards the top of it. Fine views of Mount Ararat from up here. The scultpure is by a British artist; sources disagree if he is called David Martin or Mark Voller.
The three statues are identical, just rotated differently.