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The translucent strip atop the KDE 4 Panel, that looks nice but is impossible to remove, wasting space and distracting my eye. Note the blurry fonts as well.
A tufted Titmouse backlit by the evening light.
Taken 5/31/2012 | Pentax K-5 | Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8 @ 200mm | f/4.0 | 1/250 sec | ISO 400 | Aperture Priority Mode | Tripod | #0137
It's important to stay hydrated while walking the golf course (average walk for 18 holes is about 5 miles)...this Thermos Intak bottle is my favorite!
The Butchart Gardens are a major tourist attraction outside of Victoria, B.C. We visited there on a brisk, showery day in May 2011. Definitely worth the trip despite the crowds and rain. I wish I knew more about flowers and had a macro lens - this would be a good place to use it.
If you happen to know the names of any of these flowers, please let me know and I'll add it to the photo - thanks in advance.
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One of the translucent stones that polished up in the last batch that went through 40 days in 4 cycles in the Lortone 3A tumbler
This guy kind of snuck up on me while I was fiddling with my camera. Once again, I didn't get the whole bird in the frame but I like the way you can see through his feathers.
The bathroom window is a favorite hunting place for this little guy. Lots of light from the inside attracts bugs to the outside surface.
Thought about selling this factory girl for so many times, especially when I spend more money on blythe dolls again, but somehow I just can't...
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This slug was on a journey! Moving at a very rapid pace for a slug....sliding up the tree. We saw a number of slugs on the tree trunks. This one was especially pretty with the light shining through her.
Second idea for "translucent"...but it seemed more transparent than translucent, so I went with the slightly icky photo instead. :p