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My wife and I decided to take a walk around our neighborhood Monday evening. It was a beautiful evening with some pretty clouds.
November 14, 2020 - European Starling at Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve in Huntington Beach, CA. Photo Shoot with Leticia Hernandez and Dora Lee.
My wife and I are visiting my mother in law for Christmas. I looked outside and noticed there were snow flurries and decided to take this video.
Mama ignored Papa and continued to check out her choice.
Female Wood Duck (Aix sponsa)
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The Clise mansion is located in Marymoor park in Redmond, Washington. I put a full size tripod on top of a picnic table to get this perspective.
Another BW treatment experiment.
A very good weekend
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First attempt at putting Cherry Blossoms down on (pink) paper! (Art markers/ pens and colored pencil on paper.)
I've been obsessing over Japanese Cherry Blossom images in recent months as I will be including them into two artworks I am currently working on...
My wife and I decided to take our dog for a walk in our neighborhood this evening. At an abandoned duplex there is a small patch of woods visible from the street. Pictured are tall pine trees in this small wooded area.
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My wife and I have a neighbor whose dogwood tree is blooming. I snapped a few pictures of the tree from the side of the street this evening.
We spent the better part of a day in Dublin yesterday. And while Dublin is an interesting city, I think Glasgow stole some of its thunder.
Dublin feels very much like New York City (a place I truly love) but I didn't want it to feel so cosmopolitan.
I prefer the feel of cities like Melbourne, Austrailia or (one of my new favorites), Glasgow.
But Dublin has much to see and to do.
We took a ship's shuttle bus into the city, and went on a walking tour. Our guide, Brian, on the shy side of 97, I think, was one of the highlights of the tour. What a funny man. The tale he told about the planned switching over of the driving lanes from the left side of the road to the right side of the road had the entire busload of people roaring with laughter.
He toured us around the city center, including the grounds of Trinity College. That's where I shot these pretty blossoms.
There are flowers and blooming trees everywhere. HUGE double tulips, hyacinth, daffodils, magnolias, cherry blossoms, and tulips, tulips, tulips.
It was hard to pay attention to what Brian was saying when there were so many photo ops. So, I did what I usually do and wandered away. David would holler when the group moved, and I trotted along behind.
We stopped at a pub for a brew. The pale ale is very nice; the dark Guiness is just too sour for me. Too much like drinking molasses. Yuck.
We had a typical "carvery" lunch at Sinnott's bar. And what a surprise.
What looks to be a tiny cramped bar from the street, actually goes down one level and opens up into a massive and most charming sports bar.
We chose right because the place was jam-packed with locals. And the food was plentiful and very tasty.
Unfortunately, our time got messed up and we missed getting to the cathedral. So, a trip back to Dublin is in order if I wish to pay homage to my literary hero, Jonathan Swift.
Today, we are in Cobh, and Cork.
We meet Flicrk friend, John this morning. Looking forward to that.
Blessings,
Sheree
On Friday January 21st, and early Saturday January 22nd, my wife and I experienced a winter storm. We woke up to about 2 inches of snow accumulation this morning.
Located in Page, Arizona, Antelope Canyon is one of the most exquisitely beautiful geological formations in America. Often overlooked by tourists, its unsurpassed beauty is breathtaking . Page, Arizona is located on the Utah border of North Central Arizona very close to the Glen Canyon Dam and the gateway to the Lake Powell recreational area.
The sandstone bedrock of Antelope Canyon has been intricately carved by the infrequent but often violent flow of water. It is sculpted into beautiful undulating curves and hollows that vary from one to three meters wide by up to 50 meters deep. The sunlight filtering down from above produces a myriad of soft colors and shadows. The effect is exquisitely beautiful......it is indeed a photographer's wonderland.
In mid April, hangman's capped Dark-eyed Junco perches for its portrait at the Japenese Garden in Portland, Oregon.
He sure seemed perky and happy. After all, spring is everywhere now.
Path through a small wood with shrubs and trees on either side. A long lies on its side and a bench is beside the path.
Taken at Sharon Woods, one of Hamilton County's "Great Parks" located in the Sharonville suburb of Cincinnati, Ohio.
I was out taking pictures of Fall foliage when I looked up and noticed this limb. It is not something I would normally take and I think I'm out of my element, but I thought I'd give it a try. I don't know what kind of tree it is or what the little balls are, but they appear to be nuts of some kind. I have a pecan tree in my yard at home. The nuts fall at the same time as the leaves. I wonder when these nuts fall.